179 results on '"Conflict of laws -- Intellectual property"'
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2. Implications in the TRIPs Agreement for developing countries: pharmaceutical patent laws in Brazil and South Africa in the 21st century.
3. Piracy, prejudice, and perspectives: an attempt to use Shakespeare to reconfigure the U.S.-China intellectual property debate.
4. The United States doctrine of exhaustion: parallel imports of patented goods.
5. The software piracy battle iin Latin America: should the United States pursue its aggressive bilateral trade policy despite the multilateral TRIPS enforcement framework?
6. IP-related refusals to deal. Part 2: Pretext and misconduct as standards
7. Where there's smoke ...
8. Through the back door: attempts to use trade dress to protect expired patents.
9. Can culture be copyrighted?
10. Article 69 and European patent integration.
11. Copyright, education and social responsibilities
12. The scientological defenestration of choice-of-law doctrines for publication torts on the Internet.
13. Conflict of laws and the international licensing of industrial property in the United States, the European Union, and Japan.
14. Intellectual property law, technology and our probable future
15. China's intellectual property protection: prospects for achieving international standards.
16. Intellectual property rights: China's stance toward protection
17. Warranties against infringement in the sale of goods: a comparison of U.C.C. s. 2-312(3) and article 42 of the U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
18. Prescription panic: How the anthrax scare challenged drug patents
19. Patents for software-related inventions.
20. The legal protection of ideas: is it really a good idea?
21. IPR in the ensuing global digital economy
22. The international economics of intellectual property right protection: a welfare-theoretic trade policy analysis
23. The preclusive effect of state court adjudication of patent issues and the federal courts' choice of preclusion laws.
24. International intellectual property, conflict of laws and Internet remedies.
25. The public choice of choice of choice of law in software transactions: jurisdictional competition and the dim prospects for uniformity.
26. Choice of law and software licenses: a framework for discussion.
27. Corporate venue in patent infringement cases.
28. The economics of product patents
29. Intellectual property in the Uruguay Round - negotiating strategies of the Western industrialized countries.
30. The next 'little tiger': manufacturing and intellectual property rights in Thailand.
31. The new information age and international intellectual property law - emerging and recurring issues for the next millennium
32. From relationships to rules: a comment on China's accession to the WTO in reponse to Pitman Potter's article 'China and the WTO: tensions between globalized liberalism and local culture'.
33. China and the WTO: tensions between liberalism and local culture.
34. Addressing the grey market - what the Supreme Court should have done.
35. Developing a trade policy based on rules: The Japanese experience
36. The Freedom of Information Act: another pond for prior art fishing expeditions.
37. Are antitrust counterclaims in patent infringement suits permissive or compulsory?
38. Harmonization of federal patent and trademark laws after the Vornado, Zip Dee, and Thomas & Betts decisions: an economic analysis.
39. The fifth annual international review of trademark jurisprudence.
40. Actions for infringement of a foreign intellectual property right in an English court.
41. Patent laws and the public good: IPR protection in japan and the United States
42. Intellectual property, private international law, and issues of territoriality.
43. The protection of intellectual property: issues of origination and ownership
44. Cross-border jurisdiction in patent infringement proceedings in Europe.
45. The role of history in comparative patent law.
46. Intellectual property in the global marketplace: impact of TRIPS dispute settlements?
47. Application of the Lanham Act to extraterritorial activities: trend toward universality or imperialism?
48. Patents in cyberspace: territoriality and infringement on global computer networks.
49. More bang for your design protection money: a report on the Hague Agreement third meeting of experts.
50. On the territorial reach of the Lanham Act.
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