Contemporary intellectual property: law and policy

Contemporary Intellectual Property provides a unique learning focussed approach to studying this dynamic and interesting area of law. Discussion points andexercises ensure that students engage with the legal provisions and their wider social context to develop a sophisticated awareness of the subject as a whole. INDICE: PART I: INTRODUCTION; 1: Intellectual property law: An introduction; PART II: COPYRIGHT; 2: Copyright1: History, rationale, and subject matter; 3: Copyright 2: First ownership, moral rights, and term; 4: Copyright 3: Economic rights and infringement; 5: Copyright 4: Exceptions, technical protection measures, and contracts; 6: Rights akin to copyright: database rights and performers rights; 7: Current issues in copyright; PART III: DESIGN PROTECTION;8: Registered designs; 9: Unregistered designs; PART IV:; 10: Patent regimes and the application process; 11: Patentability and infringement; 12: Contemporary issues in patent law; PART V: REGISTERED TRADE MARKS; 13: The function of a trade mark and the natioal, community, and international regime; 14: Definitions of a trade mark and registration; 15: Relative ground for refusing registration, infringement, and defences; 16: Contemporary issues in trade mark law;PART VI: COMMON LAW PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; 17: Passing off; 18:Breach of confidence; PART VII: THE EUROPEAN DIMENSION; 19: Free movement of goods and intellectual property rights; 20: Intellectual property and EU competition law; PART VIII: EXPLOITATION, ENFORCEMENT, REMEDIES, AND CROSS BORDER LITIGATION; 21: Exploitation of intellectual property rights, enforcement, and remedies; 22: Intellectual property and international private law

• ISBN: 978-0-19-957532-9
• Editorial: Oxford University
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 1144
• Fecha Publicación: 30/09/2010
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés