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A Confucian Analysis on the Evolution of Chinese Patent Law System

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-9027-2

ISBN: 978-981-13-9026-5

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Jul 9, 2020

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Introduction

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 1 –4

[This book fully discusses the features of the Chinese patent law system that it does not only legally transplant the international treaties, but also maintains Chinese legal culture and satisfies domestic economic growth. This is the foundation of encouraging creativity and improving patent...
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A Brief History of Chinese Innovation

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 5 –17

[In the 1990s, the research literature, such as New Horizons? Third World Industrialization in an International Framework, was concentrating on the Industrialization of Singapore, South Korea and some other active sites in Asia. However, the openness to international trade in the past thirty...
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A Consideration of IP Through a Confucian Exploration

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 19 –43

[As discussed in the previous chapter, a modern IP framework has been established in China for more than thirty years (Professor Zheng Chengsi was the first person to translate foreign trademark law materials into Chinese language in 1979. The first Chinese trademark law was issued in 1982 and...
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The Ancient Innovation and Early Chinese Patent Law

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 45 –56

[The first part of this chapter focuses on the China’s ancient innovation. Ancient Chinese populations developed relatively advanced inventions in agriculture, meteorology, navigation, paper-making and printing. These inventions were made by people in ancient China to improve the productivity and...
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China’s Updates in Patent Law

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 57 –102

[This chapter focuses on China’s updates in patent law. China amended her patent law for the first time in 1992.]
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New Waves in Chinese Patent Law System

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 103 –114
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Conclusion: Cultural Strategies for IP Enforcement

Zhang, Nan

Pages: 115 –129

[In Chap. 1, it clarifies the contribution of this book in the research field and provides a thorough literature review. In Chap. 2, the discussion examines the way in which the society changed because of the forces of industrialization. The industrialists emerged and motivated the three golden...

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