Edited by Paul Torremans, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Nottingham, UK, Hailing Shan, School of International Law, East China University of Politics and Law, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China and Johan Erauw, Faculty of Law, University of Ghent, Belgium

'. . . the editors of this book have done an excellent job, and both academics and practitioners will find this book worthwhile and enjoyable.'

• Contents:Foreword: The Recent Development and Current Status of Judicial Protection of Intellectual Property in ChinaHon. Dr H.C. Cao JianmingPrefacePaul Torremans, Shan Hailing and Johan ErauwIntroduction: Setting the ScenePaul TorremansPART I: TRIPS COMPLIANCE: SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS1. Are Chinese Intellectual Property Laws Consistent with the TRIPs Agreement? Guo Shoukang and Zuo Xiaodong2. Substantive Law Issues in Europe a Decade after TRIPSPaul TorremansPART II: TRIPS COMPLIANCE: ENFORCEMENT ISSUES3. The TRIPS Agreement and the Changing Landscape of International Intellectual PropertyDaniel J. Gervais4. The Fight Against Piracy: Working Within the Administrative Enforcement System in ChinaKristie Thomas5. Problems and New Developments in the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in ChinaJingzhou Tao6. Legal Protection of Copyright and Trademarks in Cyberspace in China Hon. Jiang ZhipeiPART III: NON-MAINSTREAM RIGHTS AND TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY7. Confidentiality Agreements and Non-Competition ClausesJohn Adams8. Protection of Know-how in Chinese Enterprises and Employment RelationshipsHailing Shan9. Protection of Traditional Knowledge: Protecting Poor Countries’ Intellectual Property?Zhu Lanye10. Legal Issues Regarding Contracts of Technology Import: A Chinese Lawyer’s Perspective Zou WeiningPART IV: THE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA, TRIPS AND CHINA11. The WTO–TRIPS Patent Regime after Doha: Promises and RealitiesSigrid Sterckx12. Intellectual Property Rights and WTO Compliance: Chinese and European PerspectivesFientje MoermanPART V: POSTSCRIPT13. The Agenda for the FuturePaul TorremansBibliographyIndex

Edited by Paul Torremans, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Nottingham, UK, Hailing Shan, School of International Law, East China University of Politics and Law, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China and Johan Erauw, Faculty of Law, University of Ghent, Belgium

'. . . the editors of this book have done an excellent job, and both academics and practitioners will find this book worthwhile and enjoyable.'

• Contents:Foreword: The Recent Development and Current Status of Judicial Protection of Intellectual Property in ChinaHon. Dr H.C. Cao JianmingPrefacePaul Torremans, Shan Hailing and Johan ErauwIntroduction: Setting the ScenePaul TorremansPART I: TRIPS COMPLIANCE: SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS1. Are Chinese Intellectual Property Laws Consistent with the TRIPs Agreement? Guo Shoukang and Zuo Xiaodong2. Substantive Law Issues in Europe a Decade after TRIPSPaul TorremansPART II: TRIPS COMPLIANCE: ENFORCEMENT ISSUES3. The TRIPS Agreement and the Changing Landscape of International Intellectual PropertyDaniel J. Gervais4. The Fight Against Piracy: Working Within the Administrative Enforcement System in ChinaKristie Thomas5. Problems and New Developments in the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in ChinaJingzhou Tao6. Legal Protection of Copyright and Trademarks in Cyberspace in China Hon. Jiang ZhipeiPART III: NON-MAINSTREAM RIGHTS AND TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY7. Confidentiality Agreements and Non-Competition ClausesJohn Adams8. Protection of Know-how in Chinese Enterprises and Employment RelationshipsHailing Shan9. Protection of Traditional Knowledge: Protecting Poor Countries’ Intellectual Property?Zhu Lanye10. Legal Issues Regarding Contracts of Technology Import: A Chinese Lawyer’s Perspective Zou WeiningPART IV: THE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA, TRIPS AND CHINA11. The WTO–TRIPS Patent Regime after Doha: Promises and RealitiesSigrid Sterckx12. Intellectual Property Rights and WTO Compliance: Chinese and European PerspectivesFientje MoermanPART V: POSTSCRIPT13. The Agenda for the FuturePaul TorremansBibliographyIndex