Lecture

The Intellectual Property Puzzle: Economy of China

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Description

This lecture delves into the challenges and developments surrounding intellectual property in China, exploring topics such as counterfeits, patent applications, and global trade in counterfeit goods. It discusses the evolution of China's legal framework, the impact on foreign technologies, and the country's strategies to protect intellectual property rights.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Law

Branches of law: Copyright law

Geography

Regional geography: Geography of Asia

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