This book provides an introduction to twelve current controversial areas of Intellectual Property, placing Australian concerns in an international context. Chapters consider the intersection of Intellectual Property and politics and philosophy, cultural rights, trade practices and marketing, medicine, biotechnology, agriculture, competition, trade and business practice. Emerging Challenges in Intellectual Property is designed to provide an intellectual foundation to assist readers in developing their general knowledge and a sound overview of important issues, key writings and concepts. This enables readers to develop a more critical understanding of the current political and regulatory environment.
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Weight: 491g
Dimensions: 172 x 246mm
Publication Date: 25 May 2011
Publisher: Oxford University Press Australia
Publication City/Country: Australia
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780195575125
About Dianne NicolKathy BowreyMichael Handler
Kathy Bowrey Professor Faculty of Law UNSW Sydney. Kathy's research is primarily in the areas of history and philosophy of IP legal theory copyright and new media information technology law and the intersection of western legal categories and indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights. Michael Handler Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law University of NSW Sydney. Michael is the co-author of Australian Trade Mark Law (Oxford University Press 2010). His research focuses on national and international aspects of trade mark law and the law of geographical indications as well as consumer protection and international trade law. Dianne Nicol Professor Faculty of Law University of Tasmania Hobart. Dianne's research is primarily in the area of patenting of new technologies particularly biotechnology. She is interested in the legal issues associated with patentability ownership and use of inventions including collaborative and compulsory licensing. Her research also covers the social and ethical issues associated with the commercialisation of science.