Intellectual property reading material

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION = 1
• A. The Concept of Intellectual Property = 3
• B. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• (a) History = 4
• (b) Structure = 6
• (c) Functions = 7
• (d) Administration = 7
• (e) Membership = 8
• CHAPTER 2 FIELDS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION = 11
• A. Patents = 13
• (a) Introduction = 13
• (b) Conditions of Patentability = 14
• (c) Drafting and Filing a Patent Application = 18
• (d) Examination of a Patent Application = 20
• (e) Infringement = 24
• (f) Exploitation of the Patented Invention = 30
• (g) Compulsory Licenses = 31
• (h) Utility Models = 35
• B. Copyright and Neighboring Rights = 36
• (a) Introduction = 36
• (b) Copyright Protection = 36
• (c) Subject Matter of Copyright Protection = 38
• (d) Rights Comprised in Copyright = 39
• (e) Neighboring Rights = 42
• (f) Ownership of Copyright = 45
• (g) Limitations on Copyright Protection = 46
• (h) Piracy and Infringement = 47
• (i) Remedies = 49
• (j) Protection of Expressions of Folklore = 52
• C. Trademarks = 60
• (a) Introduction = 60
• (b) Definitions = 60
• (c) Signs Which May Serve as Trademarks = 63
• (d) Criteria of Protectability = 64
• (e) Protection of Trademark Rights = 70
• (f) Use Requirements = 70
• (g) Trademark Registration = 72
• (h) Removal of the Trademark from the Register = 76
• (i) Rights Arising from Trademark Registration = 77
• (j) Trademark Piracy, Counterfeiting and Imitation of Labels and Packaging = 83
• (k) Change of Ownership = 85
• (l) Trademark Licensing = 88
• (m) Trade Names = 89
• (n) Franchising = 91
• (o) Character Merchandising = 99
• D. Industrial Designs and Integrated Circuits = 106
• (a) Industrial Designs = 106
• (b) Integrated Circuits = 113
• E. Geographical Indications = 115
• (a) Introduction = 115
• (b) Protection of Geographical Indications on the National Level = 117
• (c) Protection of Geographical Indications on the International Level through Multilateral Treaties = 119
• (d) Protection of Geographical Indications on the International Level through the Provisions of Bilateral Agreements = 124
• F. Protection Against Unfair Competition = 124
• (a) Introduction = 124
• (b) The Need for Protection = 126
• (c) The Legal Basis for Protection = 127
• (d) The Acts of Unfair Competition = 130
• CHAPTER 3 THE ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN DEVELOPMENT AND WIPO'S DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PROGRAM = 157
• A. Objectives of Developing Countries = 159
• B. Industrial Property and Development = 160
• (a) Industrial Property Protection and Development = 160
• (b) Inventions, Technology and Development = 162
• C. Licensing and the Transfer of Technology = 165
• (a) Introduction = 165
• (b) The Commercial Transfer and Acquisition of Technology = 165
• (c) Negotiation of Licensing Agreements = 172
• (d) Remuneration = 177
• (e) Types of Intellectual Property Licenses = 182
• (f) Government Control of Licensing Agreements = 186
• D. Copyright and Development = 189
• E. The Development Cooperation Program of WIPO = 190
• (a) Introduction = 190
• (b) Objectives = 190
• (c) Development Cooperation in Relation to Intellectual Property = 191
• (d) The WIPO Academy of Intellectual Property = 194
• (e) WIPO's Global Intellectual Property Information = 195
• CHAPTER 4 ENFORCEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS = 197
• A. Enforcement of Industrial Property Rights, Copyright and Neighboring Rights = 199
• (a) Introduction = 199
• (b) Enforcement of Industrial Property Rights in General = 200
• (c) Enforcement of Patent Rights = 203
• (d) Enforcement of Copyright and Neighboring Rights = 206
• (e) Activities Within WIPO Concerning Enforcement = 212
• (f) Enforcement Provisions of the TRIPS Agreement = 213
• B. Intellectual Property Litigation = 213
• (a) Introduction = 213
• (b) Review of Industrial Property Office Decisions = 213
• (c) Infringement Actions = 218
• (d) Remedies = 222
• C. Arbitration and Mediation of Intellectual Property Disputes = 224
• (a) Alternative Dispute Resolution = 224
• (b) Enforcement in the International Context = 225
• (c) The WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center = 225
• CHAPTER 5 INTERNATIONAL TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY = 229
• A. The Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property = 233
• (a) History = 233
• (b) Principal Provisions = 234
• (c) Administrative and Financial Provisions = 252
• B. The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works = 255
• (a) History = 255
• (b) Principal Provisions = 255
• (c) The Latest (Paris) Act of the Convention = 258
• (d) Administration = 259
• (e) Developing Countries and the Berne Convention = 260
• C. The WIPO Copyright Treaty = 262
• (a) Introduction = 262
• (b) Legal Nature of the WCT and its Relationship with Other International Treaties = 263
• (c) Substantive Provisions of the WCT = 264
• (d) Administrative Provisions = 269
• D. The Patent Cooperation Treaty = 270
• (a) Introduction = 270
• (b) The Functioning of the PCT System = 272
• (c) Advantages of the PCT System276
• E. The Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks and the Protocol Relating to that Agreement = 279
• (a) Introduction = 279
• (b) The Functioning of the System of International Registration = 280
• (c) Becoming Party to the Agreement or Protocol = 284
• (d) Advantages of the System = 284
• F. The Hague Agreement Concerning the International Deposit of Industrial Designs = 285
• (a) Introduction = 285
• (b) The Principle of International Deposit = 285
• (c) Main Provisions of the Hague Agreement = 285
• (d) Benefits of Accession to the Hague Agreement = 287
• G. The Trademark Law Treaty = 288
• (a) Introduction = 288
• (b) Provisions of the Treaty = 288
• H. Conventions on Classification = 292
• (a) General Introduction = 292
• (b) The Strasbourg Agreement Concerning the International Patent Classification = 292
• (c) The Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks = 295
• (d) The Vienna Agreement Establishing an international Classification of the Figurative Elements of Marks = 298
• (e) The Locarno Agreement Establishing an International Classification for Industrial Designs = 300
• I. Special Conventions in the Field of Neighboring Rights : The International Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations (the "Rome Convention") = 302
• (a) Introduction to the Rome Convention = 302
• (b) Relation Between the Protection of Neighboring Rights and Copyright = 303
• (c) Principal Provisions = 303
• (d) The Implementation of the Rome Convention = 306
• (e) The Rome Convention and Developing Countries = 307
• J. Related Special Conventions in the Field of Neighboring Rights = 308
• (a) The Other Special Conventions = 308
• (b) Reasons for and Purposes of the Special Conventions = 309
• (c) Main Features of the Special Conventions = 310
• (d) Substantive Provisions of the Phonograms Convention = 311
• (e) Substantive Provisions of the Satellites Convention = 311
• (f) The Phonograms and Satellites Conventions and Developing Countries = 312
• K. The WIPO Performance and Phonograms Treaty = 313
• (a) introduction = 313
• (b) Legal Nature of the WPPT and its Relationship with Other International Treaties = 313
• (c) Substantive Provisions of the WPPT = 314
• (d) Administrative Provisions = 319
• L. The International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants = 319
• (a) Introduction = 319
• (b) The International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants (UPOV) = 320
• (c) The 1991 Act of the UPOV Committee = 324
• (d) Developments in Plant Variety Protection = 333
• M. The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights ("TRIPS") = 333
• (a) introduction = 333
• (b) General Provisions, Basic Principles and Final Provisions (Parts Ⅰ and Ⅶ) = 335
• (c) Standards Concerning the Availability, Scope and Use of Intellectual Property Rights (Part Ⅱ) = 337
• (d) Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (Part Ⅲ) = 344
• (e) Acquisition and Maintenance of Intellectual Property Rights and Related Procedures (Part Ⅳ) = 345
• (f) Dispute Prevention and Settlement (Part Ⅴ) = 345
• CHAPTER 6 ADMINISTRATION AND TEACHING OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY = 347
• A. Administration of Industrial Property = 349
• (a) Introduction = 349
• (b) Administrative Structure in the Industrial Property Office = 350
• (c) The Patent Office = 351
• (d) The Trademarks Office = 355
• (e) The Industrial Designs Office = 358
• (f) Intergovernmental Cooperation = 359
• B. Administration Of Copyright = 368
• (a) Infrastructure for the Implementation of Copyright = 368
• (b) Collective Management of Copyright = 373
• C. The Patent and Trademark Attorney = 385
• (a) Introduction = 385
• (b) The Functions of a Patent Agent = 386
• (c) Corporate Patent Attorneys = 397
• (d) Associations of Patent Agents = 399
• (e) The Functions of a Trademark Agent = 401
• (f) Skills and Knowledge of a Patent Agent = 407
• D. The Teaching of Intellectual Property Law = 408
• (a) Introduction = 408
• (b) Intellectual Property Teaching Programs = 409
• (c) Selecting Intellectual Property Courses = 411
• (d) Choosing Teaching Materials and Writing a Syllabus = 412
• (e) Teaching Methods and Educational Strategies = 415
• (f) The Role of Professors in the Legislative Process = 416
• (g) Research Institutes for Intellectual Property Law = 417
• (h) Conclusion = 418
• CHAPTER 7 TECHNOLOGICAL AND LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY = 421
• A. Computer Programs = 423
• (a) Introduction = 423
• (b) Protection of Computer Programs under Copyright = 424
• (c) International Norms Concerning Copyright Protection of Computer Programs = 425
• (d) National Legislation on the Protection of Computer Programs = 425
• (e) Creation and Use of Works by Means of Computers = 427
• (f) Databases = 429
• B. Biotechnology = 430
• (a) Introduction = 430
• (b) Need for Protection = 431
• (c) Existing Protection = 432
• (d) Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit of Microorganisms for the Purposes of Patent Procedure = 433
• C. Reprography = 435
• (a) Reprography and Intellectual Property = 435
• (b) Audio and Video Recording = 436
• D. Communication Technologies = 437
• (a) Introduction = 437
• (b) Satellites = 437
• (c) Cable Distribution = 440
• E. Digital Distribution Systems = 441
• F. A Complementary Approach to the Development of Intellectual Property Law and Practice = 442