A Handbook of Contemporary Research
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Köp båda 2 för 2996 krThe first truly systematic analysis of the upsurge in criminal enforcement of intellectual property rights, this book offers a scholarly examination of the justifications for this approach, including claims regarding the involvement organized crime, heavy revenue losses, corruption, and safety risks. Legal, economic, prosecutorial, and historical perspectives are brought to bear on such issues as the comparative goals of criminal and intellectual property law, as well as the impact of criminalization on innovation, health, consumer protection, and global trade. -- Rochelle Dreyfuss, New York University, School of Law, US This useful collection will repay careful reading by those involved in IPR policy formulation as well as by all IPR scholars. -- Michael Blakeney, European Intellectual Property Review
Edited by Christophe Geiger, Professor of Law, Luiss University, Italy
Contents: Introduction Christophe Geiger PART I: COUNTERFEITING: A SOCIETY ISSUE 1. Economic, Legal and Social Impacts of Counterfeiting Reto M. Hilty 2. Counterfeiting and Consumer Protection Ansgar Ohly 3. Counterfeiting and Public Health Duncan Matthews 4. Anti-counterfeiting: A Trojan Horse for Expanding Intellectual Property Protection in Developing Countries? Carlos M. Correa 5. From Sweatshops to Organized Crime: The New Face of Counterfeiting Mickal R. Roudaut PART II: COUNTERFEITING: FINDING THE RIGHT REMEDIES Section 1. Cross-disciplinary Perspectives on Criminal Enforcement: Historical, Economic and Psychological Aspects 6. Historical Perspective on Criminal Enforcement David Lefranc 7. Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Law: An Economic Approach Andrea Wechsler 8. Why do Good People Disregard Copyright on the Internet? Alexander Peukert Section 2. The Legal Framework of Criminal Enforcement 9. Criminal Enforcement and International IP Law Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan 10. Criminal Liability for Intellectual Property Infringement in Europe: The Role of Fundamental Rights Jonathan Griffiths 11. Criminal Enforcement and European Union Law Tuomas Mylly 12. The Directive Proposal on Criminal Sanctions Johanna Gibson Section 3. National Experiences on Criminal Enforcement 13. Criminal Enforcement in the US and Canada Daniel Gervais 14. Shaping Chinese Criminal Enforcement Norms through the TRIPS Agreement Peter K. Yu 15. Criminalizing IP Use in the UK: From Trademark Use to Illicit Downloads Guido Westkamp 16. The French Case: Comparison of the Past, Present and Future of Criminal Law Joanna Schmidt-Szalewski PART III: COUNTERFEITING AND CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT: SELECTED ISSUES 17. Strategies Against Counterfeiting of Drugs: A Comparative Criminal Law Study Hans-Georg Koch 18. Counterfeiting and the Spare Parts Issue Josef Drexl 19. Counterfeiting and the Music Industry: Towards a Criminalization of End Users? The French HADOPI Example Christophe Geiger Index