Dr Christopher Heath is section head for Asia and the Commonwealth at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Law, Munich. Anselm Kamperman Sanders is Professor in European and International Intellectual Property Law at Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

Its various contributions,..provide focused criticisms of intellectual property as a living cultural and economic entity...this book adds much to the current debate in the fields it covers,... Professor Jeremy Phillips European Intellectual Property Review, Vol 28, Issue 9 Sept 2006 ...an excellent up-to-date resource for academics and lawyers and the well-researched papers provide comprehensive summaries of the individual topics. The editors have done a commendable job of grouping together the relevant papers under appropriate subject headings... Shehana Wijesena Copyright Reporter, Vol 23, No 4 Dec 05

• Part 1 – IP Cultural Heritage1. Back to the Future: Intellectual Property Rights and the Modernisation of Traditional Chinese MedicineBryan Bachner 2. Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in Australia and Southeast AsiaChristoph Antons3. Copyright Collecting Societies in Developing Countries: Possibilities and DangersSibylle E Schlatter4. Maori Culture and Trade Mark Law in New ZealandEarl GrayPart 2 – Geographical Indications5. Geographical Indications: International, Bilateral and Regional AgreementsChristopher Heath6. Future Solutions for Protecting Geographical Indications WorldwideAnselm Kamperman Sanders7. The Conflict Between Trade Marks and Geographical Indications – The Budweiser Case in PortugalAntonio Corte-Real Part 3 – Multiple and Overprotection of IP Rights8. Software and Computer-Related Inventions: Protection by Patent and CopyrightGiovanni F Casucci 9. The Protection of Aesthetic Creations as Three-Dimensional Marks, Designs, Copyright or Under Unfair CompetitionChristopher Heath 10. Copyright, Contract and the Legal Protection of Technological Measures: Providing a Rationale to the ‘Copyright ExceptionsInterface’Thomas Heide11. Essential Facilities and Appropriate Remuneration of AchievementsAnselm Kamperman Sanders12. Terminator Genes as “Technical” Protection Measures for Patents?Stephen Hubicki and Brad ShermanPart 4 – Enforcement13. Enforcing Industrial Property Rights: Patent Protection From a Comparative ViewpointDieter Stauder 14. Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: Interaction Between Public Authorities and Private InterestsGregor Urbas15. Recent Developments in Judicial Protection for Intellectual Property in ChinaLu Guoqiang16. The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Hong KongGabriela Kennedy and Henry Wheare

Dr Christopher Heath is section head for Asia and the Commonwealth at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Law, Munich. Anselm Kamperman Sanders is Professor in European and International Intellectual Property Law at Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

Its various contributions,..provide focused criticisms of intellectual property as a living cultural and economic entity...this book adds much to the current debate in the fields it covers,... Professor Jeremy Phillips European Intellectual Property Review, Vol 28, Issue 9 Sept 2006 ...an excellent up-to-date resource for academics and lawyers and the well-researched papers provide comprehensive summaries of the individual topics. The editors have done a commendable job of grouping together the relevant papers under appropriate subject headings... Shehana Wijesena Copyright Reporter, Vol 23, No 4 Dec 05

• Part 1 – IP Cultural Heritage1. Back to the Future: Intellectual Property Rights and the Modernisation of Traditional Chinese MedicineBryan Bachner 2. Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in Australia and Southeast AsiaChristoph Antons3. Copyright Collecting Societies in Developing Countries: Possibilities and DangersSibylle E Schlatter4. Maori Culture and Trade Mark Law in New ZealandEarl GrayPart 2 – Geographical Indications5. Geographical Indications: International, Bilateral and Regional AgreementsChristopher Heath6. Future Solutions for Protecting Geographical Indications WorldwideAnselm Kamperman Sanders7. The Conflict Between Trade Marks and Geographical Indications – The Budweiser Case in PortugalAntonio Corte-Real Part 3 – Multiple and Overprotection of IP Rights8. Software and Computer-Related Inventions: Protection by Patent and CopyrightGiovanni F Casucci 9. The Protection of Aesthetic Creations as Three-Dimensional Marks, Designs, Copyright or Under Unfair CompetitionChristopher Heath 10. Copyright, Contract and the Legal Protection of Technological Measures: Providing a Rationale to the ‘Copyright ExceptionsInterface’Thomas Heide11. Essential Facilities and Appropriate Remuneration of AchievementsAnselm Kamperman Sanders12. Terminator Genes as “Technical” Protection Measures for Patents?Stephen Hubicki and Brad ShermanPart 4 – Enforcement13. Enforcing Industrial Property Rights: Patent Protection From a Comparative ViewpointDieter Stauder 14. Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: Interaction Between Public Authorities and Private InterestsGregor Urbas15. Recent Developments in Judicial Protection for Intellectual Property in ChinaLu Guoqiang16. The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Hong KongGabriela Kennedy and Henry Wheare

Dr Christopher Heath is section head for Asia and the Commonwealth at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Law, Munich. Anselm Kamperman Sanders is Professor in European and International Intellectual Property Law at Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

Its various contributions,..provide focused criticisms of intellectual property as a living cultural and economic entity...this book adds much to the current debate in the fields it covers,... Professor Jeremy Phillips European Intellectual Property Review, Vol 28, Issue 9 Sept 2006 ...an excellent up-to-date resource for academics and lawyers and the well-researched papers provide comprehensive summaries of the individual topics. The editors have done a commendable job of grouping together the relevant papers under appropriate subject headings... Shehana Wijesena Copyright Reporter, Vol 23, No 4 Dec 05

• Part 1 – IP Cultural Heritage1. Back to the Future: Intellectual Property Rights and the Modernisation of Traditional Chinese MedicineBryan Bachner 2. Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in Australia and Southeast AsiaChristoph Antons3. Copyright Collecting Societies in Developing Countries: Possibilities and DangersSibylle E Schlatter4. Maori Culture and Trade Mark Law in New ZealandEarl GrayPart 2 – Geographical Indications5. Geographical Indications: International, Bilateral and Regional AgreementsChristopher Heath6. Future Solutions for Protecting Geographical Indications WorldwideAnselm Kamperman Sanders7. The Conflict Between Trade Marks and Geographical Indications – The Budweiser Case in PortugalAntonio Corte-Real Part 3 – Multiple and Overprotection of IP Rights8. Software and Computer-Related Inventions: Protection by Patent and CopyrightGiovanni F Casucci 9. The Protection of Aesthetic Creations as Three-Dimensional Marks, Designs, Copyright or Under Unfair CompetitionChristopher Heath 10. Copyright, Contract and the Legal Protection of Technological Measures: Providing a Rationale to the ‘Copyright ExceptionsInterface’Thomas Heide11. Essential Facilities and Appropriate Remuneration of AchievementsAnselm Kamperman Sanders12. Terminator Genes as “Technical” Protection Measures for Patents?Stephen Hubicki and Brad ShermanPart 4 – Enforcement13. Enforcing Industrial Property Rights: Patent Protection From a Comparative ViewpointDieter Stauder 14. Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: Interaction Between Public Authorities and Private InterestsGregor Urbas15. Recent Developments in Judicial Protection for Intellectual Property in ChinaLu Guoqiang16. The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Hong KongGabriela Kennedy and Henry Wheare