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Although there is intellectual property protection in China, many companies, wary of China's reputation for counterfeiting and piracy, fail to enter the largest developing market in the world because of an excess of caution. This practical handbook details protection procedures that work.
List of contents
Introduction. Forewords. About the Contributors. Part 1: Intellectual Property Laws: An Overview. 1. An Overview of the Development of China's Patent System. 2. Trademark Law and Regulation in China. 3. Copyright Law and Regulation in China. 4. Unfair Competition. 5. Foreign Technology Transfer. 6. Protection of Company Names in China. Part 2: China IPR and the World. 7. Intellectual Property Rights Protection in China and China's Efforts to Join WTO. 8. Making the World Safe for What? Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights, and Foreign Economic Policy in the Post-European Cold War World. 9. U.S.-China IPR Negotiations: Trade, Intellectual Property and Rule of Law in a Global Economy. 10. Hong Kong's New Intellectual Property Regime. Part 3: Legal Measures to Protect IP Rights. 11. Crimes of Copyright Infringement Explained: The Prospect for Strong Judicial Enforcement Against Copyright Infringement. 12. The Protection of Intellectual Property Rights through the Courts. 13. The United States International Trade Commission and the Federal Court System as Fora for Challenging Unfair Chinese Intellectual Property Trade Activities. Part 4: Case Studies. 14. The Software Wars: Organizations, Politics and Policy in Intellectual Property Protection in China. 15. The Regulation of the Media in China. 16. Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in Luxury Goods. 17. Brand Protection by Foreign Trademark Owners in China. 18. Swashbuckling the Pirates: A Communications-Based Approach to IPR Protection in the PRC. Bibliography. Chinese Intellectual Property Websites.
