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INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY







   Edited by Prof. Dr. Hendrik Vanhees


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OUTLINES


  • Model Monographs Argentina


    GENERAL STRUCTURE OF VOLUME

    The European Community

    Chapter 1 The European Community and intellectual property

      §1. Copyright and neighbouring rights

      §2. Patents

      §3. Trademarks

      §4. Industrial designs

      §5. Plant variety protection

      §6. Chip protection

      §7. Geographical indications and appellations of origin

      §8. Databases

      §9. Protection measures against counterfeiting

    Chapter 2. Intellectual property and free movement

    Chapter 3. Intellectual property and the competition rules


    International Conventions

    Chapter 1. The Paris Convention for the protection of industrial property

    Chapter 2. Copyright and neighbouring rights

    Chapter 3. Patents

    Chapter 4. Trademarks

    Chapter 5. Industrial designs

    Chapter 6. Plant variety protection

    Chapter 7. Chip protection

    Chapter 8. TRIPS-agreement


    National Monographs (outline for each monograph)

    Table of Contents
    List of Abbreviations
    Preface


    General Introduction

    §1. General Background

      I. Geography

      II. Cultural Compositions

      III. Political System

      IV. Population Statistics

    §2. Historical Background


    Selected Bibliography


    Intellectual Property Law

    Chapter 1. Copyright and neighbouring rights

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Subject matter of protection

        I. Different categories of protected works

        II. Works excluded of protection

        III. Special Categories of works

          A. Computer software

          B. Databases

          C. Others

      §3. Conditions of protection

        I. Formal requirements

        II. Substantive requirements

      §4. Ownership

        I. The author (initial authorship)

        II. Joint works/Works created by several persons

        III. Works made for hire

      §5. Transfer

        I. Assignment of copyright

        II. Licenses

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

        I. Moral rights

        II. Exploitation rights

          A. Reproduction right

          B. Performing right

          C. Adaptation right

          D. Translation right

          E. Other rights

            1. Droit de suite

            2. Public lending right

            3. Others

      §7. Limitations or exemptions to the scope of copyright protection

      §8. Duration of protection

      §9. Neighbouring rights

      §10. Infringement and remedies

      §11. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 2. Patents

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Patentable subject matter

      §3. Conditions of patentability

      §4. Formalities (procedure for grant and obtaining patent protection)

      §5. Ownership and transfer (assignment - licenses)

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

      §7. Limitations and exceptions to the scope of patent protection - compulsory licenses

      §8. Duration of protection - maintaining and termination of patent protection

      §9. Infringement and remedies

      §10. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 3. Utility Models

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. The protection of utility models

    Chapter 4. Trademarks

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Subject matter of protection

        I. Signs which may serve as trademarks

        II. Different categories of marks

      §3. Conditions of protection

      §4. Formalities (procedure for obtaining protection, establishing and maintaining trademarks)

      §5. Ownership and transfer (assignment - licenses)

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

      §7. Limitations of the scope of trademark protection

      §8. Use requirements

      §9. Duration of protection - renewal - termination

      §10. Infringement and remedies

      §11. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 5. Tradenames

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. The protection of trade names

    Chapter 6. Industrial designs

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Subject matter of protection

      §3. Conditions of protection

      §4. Formalities (procedure for grant and obtaining protection)

      §5. Ownership and transfer (assignment - licenses)

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

      §7. Limitations of the scope of protection

      §8. Duration of protection

      §9. Infringement and remedies

      §10. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 7. Plant variety protection

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Subject matter of protection

      §3. Conditions of protection

      §4. Formalities (procedure for grant and obtaining protection)

      §5. Ownership and transfer (assignment - licenses)

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

      §7. Limitations of the scope of protection - compulsory licenses

      §8. Duration of protection

      §9. Infringement and remedies

      10. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 8. Chip protection

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. Subject matter of protection

      §3. Conditions of protection

      §4. Formalities (procedure for grant and obtaining protection)

      §5. Ownership and transfer (assignment - licenses)

      §6. Scope of exclusive rights

      §7. Limitations of the scope of protection

      §8. Duration of protection

      §9. Infringement and remedies

      §10. Overlapping and relation to other intellectual property laws

    Chapter 9. Trade secrets/ Confidential information

      §1. Sources - legislation

      §2. The protection of trade secrets/confidential information

    CHAPTER 10. GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS AND APPELLATIONS OF ORIGIN

    Index


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