Add to ORKGIn anticipation of the formulation of a patent and trademark law by the legislative organs of the People\u27s Republic of China ( PRC ), attention in Chinese legal literature has frequently focused in recent years on the function of patent and trademark laws in China\u27s Marxist economy. To a large extent, these recent writings focus on the paradox of incorporating into a socialist legal system laws with grant to individuals exclusive ownership rights to intellectual property. The manner in in which this paradox is resolved will no doubt mold the future of industrial property law in China
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Although harmonization efforts such as the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Proper...
This Article traces the development of intellectual property rights in China since the country’s reo...
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The long-held and virtually unquestioned view about China from the United States and other Western n...
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China\u27s recent admission to the World Trade Organization will bring increased attention to China\...
What can we expect of China\u27s patent law during the tenure of President Xi Jinping? This article ...
In China, the concept of intellectual property is relatively new. Chinese officials began taking ste...
Using intellectual property assets as the proxy for innovation measures, this paper provides a compr...
In anticipation of the formulation of a patent and trademark law by the legislative organs of the Pe...
In an attempt to further enhance the investment environment in general, and the protection of intell...
These phenomena remind us of a common view that China\u27s modernization of science and technology i...
Although harmonization efforts such as the Agreement on Trade- Related Aspects of Intellectual Prope...
In the 1980s and 1990s, China enacted laws that protect intellectual properties being licensed to Ch...
Although harmonization efforts such as the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Proper...
This Article traces the development of intellectual property rights in China since the country’s reo...
This Comment presents the intellectual property protection laws of China and examines whether these ...
The first modern Chinese intellectual property law was established in August 1982, offering protecti...
The long-held and virtually unquestioned view about China from the United States and other Western n...
Thirty years ago, China began its march to a market economy “with Chinese AQ1 characteristics.” At t...
China\u27s recent admission to the World Trade Organization will bring increased attention to China\...
What can we expect of China\u27s patent law during the tenure of President Xi Jinping? This article ...
In China, the concept of intellectual property is relatively new. Chinese officials began taking ste...
Using intellectual property assets as the proxy for innovation measures, this paper provides a compr...