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Recent Publications by MIPLC Alumni and Faculty
ABEYESEKERE, Indunil
The Protection of Expression of Folklore in Sri Lanka, IIC 2/2007, 183-203.
BASSO, Maristela
Propriedade Intelectual na Era pós-OMC (Intellectual Property in the Post-WTO Era), Livraria do Advogado Editora,
Porto Alegre, RS.
EILAND, Murray Lee
Patenting Traditional Medicine,
Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society, 2007, Vol. 89/1, 45-83.
GANEA, Peter
Ökonomische Aspekte der urheberrechtlichen Erschöpfung, GRUR Int. 2005, 102-107.
GOLDSTEIN, Paul;
STRAUS, Joseph (eds.)
Intellectual Property in Asia: Law, Economics, History and Politics (MPI Studies on Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law),
Springer, 2009.
HALMEN, Katherine E.
The Effects of the Corporate Diversification Trend on Trademarks,
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review 2006, Vol. 10 (3), 459-513.
KLIMKEVICIUTE, Danguole
Specifics of the Legal Protection of Three-Dimensional Trademarks: Some Theoretical and Practical Aspects, JUSTITIA 2008, No. 1, 40-52.
KLIMKEVICIUTE, Danguole
The Boundaries of the Legal Protection of Well-Known Trademarks: The Problems of Legal Regulation and The Effects of the Corporate Diversification Trend on Trademarks, JUSTITIA 2008, No. 2, 36-50.
LAUB, Christoph
Software Patenting: Legal Standards in Europe and the US in View of Strategic Limitations of IP Systems, The Journal of World Intellectual Property (2006),
Vol. 9, no. 3, 344-372.
Patentfähigkeit von Softwareerfindungen: Rechtliche Standards in Europa und in den USA und deren Bedeutung für den internationalen Anmelder", GRUR Int. 2006, 629-640
MADHAVAN, Mahesh
Copyright versus Database Right of Protection in the UK: The Bioinformatics Bone of Contention, The Journal of World Intellectual Property (2006), Vol. 9, no. 1, 61-99.
MENINSKY, Carla
Comment on decisions "Chamberlain v. Skylink" and "Lexmark v. Static Control",
IIC, 2/2005, pp. 263-270.
MIDTBØ, Kaja Veel
Amendments to the Norwegian Patent Act-Implementation of Directive 98/44/EC,
IIC 5/2005, pp. 542-549.
MOURI, Mineko;
HEATH, Christopher
Employees' Inventions in Japan,
IIC, 6/2005, pp. 663-682.
ONO, Nahoko
Better than Nothing – Japan's Next Move on Patentability to Medical Methods,
IIC 2/2006, 196-218.
PISTORIUS, Tana
From Snail Mail to E-Mail – A South African Perspective on the Web of Conflicting Rules on the Time of E-Contracting, Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa XXXIX (2), 178-123, July 2006.
Developing Countries and Copyright in the Information Age - The Functional Equivalent Implementation of the WCT, Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal 2006 (2)
Copyright in the Information Age: The Catch-22 of Digital Technology, Critical Arts 2006 (1).
WAN, Yong
China's Regulations on the Right of Communication through the Information Network, Journal of the Copyright Society of the United States, 2007, Vol. 54 (2-3), 525-544.
The Protection of Expression of Folklore in Sri Lanka, IIC 2/2007, 183-203.
BASSO, Maristela
Propriedade Intelectual na Era pós-OMC (Intellectual Property in the Post-WTO Era), Livraria do Advogado Editora,
Porto Alegre, RS.
EILAND, Murray Lee
Patenting Traditional Medicine,
Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society, 2007, Vol. 89/1, 45-83.
GANEA, Peter
Ökonomische Aspekte der urheberrechtlichen Erschöpfung, GRUR Int. 2005, 102-107.
GOLDSTEIN, Paul;
STRAUS, Joseph (eds.)
Intellectual Property in Asia: Law, Economics, History and Politics (MPI Studies on Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law),
Springer, 2009.
HALMEN, Katherine E.
The Effects of the Corporate Diversification Trend on Trademarks,
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review 2006, Vol. 10 (3), 459-513.
KLIMKEVICIUTE, Danguole
Specifics of the Legal Protection of Three-Dimensional Trademarks: Some Theoretical and Practical Aspects, JUSTITIA 2008, No. 1, 40-52.
KLIMKEVICIUTE, Danguole
The Boundaries of the Legal Protection of Well-Known Trademarks: The Problems of Legal Regulation and The Effects of the Corporate Diversification Trend on Trademarks, JUSTITIA 2008, No. 2, 36-50.
LAUB, Christoph
Software Patenting: Legal Standards in Europe and the US in View of Strategic Limitations of IP Systems, The Journal of World Intellectual Property (2006),
Vol. 9, no. 3, 344-372.
Patentfähigkeit von Softwareerfindungen: Rechtliche Standards in Europa und in den USA und deren Bedeutung für den internationalen Anmelder", GRUR Int. 2006, 629-640
MADHAVAN, Mahesh
Copyright versus Database Right of Protection in the UK: The Bioinformatics Bone of Contention, The Journal of World Intellectual Property (2006), Vol. 9, no. 1, 61-99.
MENINSKY, Carla
Comment on decisions "Chamberlain v. Skylink" and "Lexmark v. Static Control",
IIC, 2/2005, pp. 263-270.
MIDTBØ, Kaja Veel
Amendments to the Norwegian Patent Act-Implementation of Directive 98/44/EC,
IIC 5/2005, pp. 542-549.
MOURI, Mineko;
HEATH, Christopher
Employees' Inventions in Japan,
IIC, 6/2005, pp. 663-682.
ONO, Nahoko
Better than Nothing – Japan's Next Move on Patentability to Medical Methods,
IIC 2/2006, 196-218.
PISTORIUS, Tana
From Snail Mail to E-Mail – A South African Perspective on the Web of Conflicting Rules on the Time of E-Contracting, Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa XXXIX (2), 178-123, July 2006.
Developing Countries and Copyright in the Information Age - The Functional Equivalent Implementation of the WCT, Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal 2006 (2)
Copyright in the Information Age: The Catch-22 of Digital Technology, Critical Arts 2006 (1).
WAN, Yong
China's Regulations on the Right of Communication through the Information Network, Journal of the Copyright Society of the United States, 2007, Vol. 54 (2-3), 525-544.
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
MIPLC IP ROUND TABLE JULY 2009
The shrinking snow of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, East Africa is often cited as evidence of Climate Change photo credit Mtaalam
The Role of IP in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
MIPLC Alumni Association IP Round Table for July 2009
Moderator: Eliamani Laltaika
“As human activity caused the problem so too can human activity find the solution”
Dr. Francis Gurry, Director General,
World Intellectual Property Organization WIPO
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But what exactly can IP law, policy, institutions and professionals contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation? This is the main question for our IP Round Table (Round Blog!?) for this month. Other cross cutting issues can also be raised.
Kindly share your thoughts and insights with fellow Alumni, faculty and friends. Click "Add comments" bellow
THANK YOU!
Monday, 6 July 2009
What is IP Roundtable?
I.P. Roundtable
Hosted by the MIPLC Alumni Association — All MIPLC Students, Alumni & Friends are Welcome!!
The IP Roundtable dinners, hosted by the MIPLC Alumni Association, take place around an actual round table — in the "Kutschenstube" at the Spatenhaus restaurant (opposite the plaza at the Bavarian State Opera, near the corner of Maximillianstraße and Rezidenzstraße), just a few minutes walk from MIPLC. The address is: Spatenhaus an der Oper, Rezidenzstraße 12, München 80333. When you get there, just ask for the Kutschenstube, which has been reserved just for us. The appetizers for our conversations include good food and drink — but, most of all, the good company of MIPLC friends!
The format of our IP Roundtable dinners is that we start at 6.00pm by relaxing together with drinks, dinner (well, at least the first course!) and informal chatting. After a short while the leader for the evening commences the topical discussion with an informal and short (15 minutes) "appetizer" talk to get our minds focused on the chosen theme. We then continue with a round-table conversation, centered on the theme of the evening, and continue for as long as we are still enjoying the conversation (nourished by additional beverages and victuals, if necessary). While our conversations are intended to be intellectually stimulating, they are very informal and convivial ... and usually also quite fun.
Our previous IP Roundtable conversations have addressed the following topics:
-The Patent Troll - Friend or Foe? Kelvin Willoughby
-"It's a rich man's world! ... but what about intellectual property?" Mrinalini Kochupillai
- What is the optimum term for copyright and patents? Arguments from economics (Zecharias Fassil Berhe)
- Intellectual property and culture (Mario Cisneros)
- Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property (Pallavi Kondapalli)
- The case against intellectual property (Meital Werner)
- Patents as monopolies: Problems and solutions (Heeseob Nam)
- When should the exception become the rule?
Copyright, competition and consumers in the world of digital entertainment (Kelvin Willoughby)
- The emergence of TRIPs-Plus bilateral agreements (Sergio Velasquez)
- The politics of TRIPs and the Doha declarations (Heeseob Nam)
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Email address for inquiries: board@alumni-miplc.de Web site: www.alumni-miplc.de LIVE discussions at www.miplcalumni.blogspot.com
COPYRIGHT MIPLC Alumni Association 2009
Hosted by the MIPLC Alumni Association — All MIPLC Students, Alumni & Friends are Welcome!!
The IP Roundtable dinners, hosted by the MIPLC Alumni Association, take place around an actual round table — in the "Kutschenstube" at the Spatenhaus restaurant (opposite the plaza at the Bavarian State Opera, near the corner of Maximillianstraße and Rezidenzstraße), just a few minutes walk from MIPLC. The address is: Spatenhaus an der Oper, Rezidenzstraße 12, München 80333. When you get there, just ask for the Kutschenstube, which has been reserved just for us. The appetizers for our conversations include good food and drink — but, most of all, the good company of MIPLC friends!
The format of our IP Roundtable dinners is that we start at 6.00pm by relaxing together with drinks, dinner (well, at least the first course!) and informal chatting. After a short while the leader for the evening commences the topical discussion with an informal and short (15 minutes) "appetizer" talk to get our minds focused on the chosen theme. We then continue with a round-table conversation, centered on the theme of the evening, and continue for as long as we are still enjoying the conversation (nourished by additional beverages and victuals, if necessary). While our conversations are intended to be intellectually stimulating, they are very informal and convivial ... and usually also quite fun.
Our previous IP Roundtable conversations have addressed the following topics:
-The Patent Troll - Friend or Foe? Kelvin Willoughby
-"It's a rich man's world! ... but what about intellectual property?" Mrinalini Kochupillai
- What is the optimum term for copyright and patents? Arguments from economics (Zecharias Fassil Berhe)
- Intellectual property and culture (Mario Cisneros)
- Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property (Pallavi Kondapalli)
- The case against intellectual property (Meital Werner)
- Patents as monopolies: Problems and solutions (Heeseob Nam)
- When should the exception become the rule?
Copyright, competition and consumers in the world of digital entertainment (Kelvin Willoughby)
- The emergence of TRIPs-Plus bilateral agreements (Sergio Velasquez)
- The politics of TRIPs and the Doha declarations (Heeseob Nam)
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Email address for inquiries: board@alumni-miplc.de Web site: www.alumni-miplc.de LIVE discussions at www.miplcalumni.blogspot.com
COPYRIGHT MIPLC Alumni Association 2009
Saturday, 4 July 2009
General Assembly 2009 Part III
Agnieszka Ignaczak, Vice President and Editor of Alumni Newsletter on New strategies for alumni networking
General Assembly 2009 Part I
Opening Speech by Eliamani Laltaika, President of the MIPLC Alumni Association
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