International Trade And Intellectual Property: The Search For A Balanced System

by George R. Stewart (Editor)

Overview

In light of current negotiations concerning NAFTA and GATT, the question of intellectual property and its impact on international trade has taken on renewed urgency. The recognition and enforcement of intellectual property rights in national jurisdictions can serve to encourage international trade and economic growth or can create barriers to free and open commercial exchange. In this timely volume, Canadian, American, and Mexican scholars examine these landmark agreements and reassess the effects of intellectual property rights on international trade. Focusing on trade and intellectual property policies and practices between and within North America and Europe, they address several key issues, including "gray marketing" in North American and European trading blocs, U.S. trade policy concerning enforcement of intellectual property rights, and dramatic changes in Mexican law regarding intellectual property. The volume is essential for scholars working in intellectual property rights, international trade, and the global economy. Policymakers and anyone wishing to stay current with world trade negotiations will also find this book useful.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780367009120
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	06/07/2019
Pages:	216
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.75(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Preface — Intellectual Property Within Trading Blocs — When Business Strategy and the Law Are in Conflict: The Case of Parallel Importation in Canadian Border Communities — Parallel Importation and Intellectual Property Law — An Intellectual Property Renaissance in European Community Law — The Influence of the Mexican Economic and Socio-Political Policies in the Regulation of Intellectual Property — Mexican Laws Concerning the Recognition and Enforcement of Property Rights and Intellectual Property Rights — Intellectual Property and Global Negotiations — U.S. Trade Policy Regarding Intellectual Property Matters — Unilateralism (Section 301) to Multilateralism (GATT): Settlement of International Intellectual Property Disputes After the Uruguay Round — Extraterritorial Assertions of Intellectual Property Rights in International Trade1 — Intellectual Property Rights, Trading Patterns and Practices, Wealth Distribution, Development and Standards of Living: A North-South Perspective on Patent Law Harmonization — Intellectual Property and North-South Relations