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2022, Volume 17, Issue 5
- 465-472 Something old, something new: Czech transposition of disputes under the DSM Directive
by Jelizaveta Juřičková
2022, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 329-331 The EU’s WTO complaint against China can only be resolved by establishing legally enforceable global arbitration of SEP disputes
by Richard Arnold - 332-333 EU General Court considers the importance of trade mark specification: one product, one category (unless it’s a composite product)
by Agnieszka Sztoldman - 333-335 The protection of Harmont & Blaine’s dachshund in a recent decision of the Milan Court of First Instance
by Luca Grippiotti - 336-338 Acquiescence or national rules of limitation? Polish Supreme Court addresses time limit for pursuing EUTM’s continuous infringement
by Agnieszka Sztoldman - 339-349 PYRAMAX™ opposition proceedings: disrupting 20 years old practices of the Pakistan Trade Marks Registry
by Zarina Iqbal & Naeema Sadaf & Zafar Iqbal - 350-361 Round-up of non-traditional EU trade mark decisions in 2021
by Gordon Humphreys & Nedim Malovic & Stefan Martin - 362-366 Round-up of US copyright developments 2021
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Thomas Hart - 367-375 Can the English Patents Court award a cross-border preliminary injunction?
by Paul England - 376-386 Artificial intelligence and inventorship: patently much ado in the computer program
by Pheh Hoon Lim & Phoebe Li - 387-396 Excessive or abusive reliance on measures, procedures and remedies under Directive 2004/48/EC—the issue of ‘trolls’ in the IP enforcement framework in light of Case C-597/19 Mircom
by Amandine Léonard
2022, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 211-212 Meta-Worse, a lawyer’s mega paradise
by Frederick Mostert & Wei Ting Yeoh - 213-214 Revocation of PepsiCo India’s rights over Lay’s potato variety
by Saurav Ghimire - 214-216 A new copyright law in the UAE
by Saleh Al-Sharieh - 216-218 Do the ‘conventional’ grounds for refusal also apply to EU certification marks? The Fifth Board of Appeal of EUIPO says yes
by Axel Paul Ringelhann - 219-232 Round-up of European Union trade marks 2021
by Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral & David Rogers - 233-259 Round-up of national copyright decisions 2021
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 260-296 Round-up of fashion-related IP decisions 2021
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 297-302 Plausibility through the lens of neuroscience
by Markus Ackermann - 303-307 Cannabis, corona and the latest morality developments in European trade mark law
by Berdien van der Donk - 308-320 Intellectual property as a cornerstone of the world economy: enhancing or restricting trade within the European Union’s external trade policy?
by Liam Sunner - 321-326 Artificial intelligence and intellectual property: copyright and patents—a response by the CREATe Centre to the UK Intellectual Property Office’s open consultation
by Martin Kretschmer & Bartolomeo Meletti & Luis H Porangaba
2022, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 79-80 Defining ‘trade mark use’ in EU law: we should ask more questions to the Court of Justice
by Michal Bohaczewski - 81-82 Chinese court rules for the first time that it has jurisdiction over SEP global licensing disputes
by Yan Jin & Chao Wang - 83-91 New USPTO rules introduce significant changes in US trade mark practice
by Bruce A McDonald - 92-96 Efficacy of the ‘Best-Seller Clause’ in Article 20 DSM Directive—game changer or just a bone thrown at authors? A German perspective
by Lukas Schwope - 97-106 The development of PVP in China: challenges and trends
by Yufeng Ding & Junling Zhao - 107-113 Evaluation of EU legislation on design protection
by Henning Hartwig - 114-131 Forced technology transfer performance requirement in international investment agreements—a Chinese perspective
by Qian Yin - 132-148 Non-traditional trade marks in the European Union and Japan: is there an inflating trade mark balloon?
by Elnur Karimov - 149-163 Methodologies for assigning damages in copyright litigation involving value-destroying copying
by Eric K Clemons & Stina Teilmann-Lock - 164-178 One small step for ‘artificial intelligence’ and a giant leap for the Australian patent system? The Federal Court decision in Thaler v Commissioner of Patents
by Adam Liberman - 179-192 The proposal for waiver of WTO’s TRIPS Agreement to prevent, contain and treat COVID-19: investigating the benefits and challenges for low- and middle-income countries
by Sanath Wijesinghe & Chaminya Adikari & Ruwanthika Ariyaratna - 193-198 Rights beyond the registration: from black and white to grey
by Joshua Marshall - 199-209 The problem-solution approach revisited
by Martin Müller
2022, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-2 Consumers online: the empirical link between influencers and the purchase of counterfeits
by Eleonora Rosati - 3-4 Chinese High People’s Court ruling sheds light on the protection of non-conventional works
by Yanmin Quan & Xiaohao Zhang - 5-13 Round-up of CJEU copyright decisions in 2021
by Eleonora Rosati - 14-21 Royalty rate determination in patent infringement cases: the USA and China compared
by Bashayer Almajed & Bashar Malkawi - 22-26 The German transposition of Article 17 of the Copyright DSM Directive and its ‘presumed legal use’: incompatible with EU law or a model for balancing fundamental rights in the age of upload filters?
by Finn J Hümmer - 27-34 Lack of distinctiveness or reputation of the earlier trade mark at the filing date of the later trade mark: on Articles 8 and 18 of Trade Mark Directive 2015/2436
by Michal Bohaczewski - 35-44 The Hungarian and German constitutional courts refused the ratification of the agreement on a Unified Patent Court. What’s next?
by Katalin Gombos & Endre Orbán - 45-53 The legislative evolution of copyright in the late Ottoman Empire
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin - 54-64 Are copyright-permitted uses ‘exceptions’, ‘limitations’ or ‘user rights’? The special case of Article 17 CDSM Directive
by Tito Rendas - 65-70 Civil enforcement of geographical indications in Europe
by Ana Rački Marinković - 71-78 Functional claims and free beer
by Paul England
2021, Volume 16, Issue 12
- 1291-1292 The UK IPO AI and IP consultation: answers in search of (more) questions?
by Stefano Barazza - 1293-1296 US Supreme Court finds authority held by administrative patent judges to be unconstitutional and mandates procedural cure to give USPTO Director more control
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Chandler Sturm - 1296-1298 Thaler strikes again, down under: artificial intelligence systems as inventors not ruled out (yet)
by Georgia Jenkins - 1298-1301 US Supreme Court upholds assignor estoppel while narrowing the doctrine
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Chandler Sturm & Devin Garrity & Thomas Hart - 1301-1303 My plate, not thine—copyright infringement of Würtz utensils
by Vishv Priya Kohli & Stina Teilmann-Lock - 1304-1318 The nature of moral rights in Turkish copyright law
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin - 1319-1332 Fighting the tech giants—news edition: competition law’s (un)suitability to safeguard the press publishers’ right and the quest for a regulatory approach
by Tone Knapstad - 1333-1339 Can the courts of England and Wales establish a ‘character of copying’ in the assessment of similar fact evidence for cases regarding musical copyright?
by Thomas G C Hood - 1340-1346 Patents (Amendment) Rules 2020: India’s patent working requirement at stake
by Prabhat Kumar Saha & Shivam Kaushik - 1347-1359 The IP waiver and COVID-19: reasons for unwavering support
by Katarina Foss-Solbrekk - 1360-1366 Pleading standards for patent-related declaratory judgment in the USA
by Gregory Len & Haden Marrs & Eric Pettis - 1367-1385 The treachery of images: non-fungible tokens and copyright
by Andres Guadamuz - 1386-1390 Legal ink: an overview of copyright law and tattoos
by Michael Hobbs & Kimberly Coghill - 1391-1397 Trade secrets protection: an interim update of Belgian and EU case law
by Michaël De Vroey & Margo Allaerts - 1398-1414 Observing creativity in fashion: implications for copyright
by William van Caenegem & Violet Atkinson - 1415-1416 Understanding, assessing and rethinking copyright exceptions in the EU
by Giulia Priora - 1417-1418 Morcom, St Quintin and Roughton hit a 6
by Craig Laverty - 1419-1419 Art of copyright: how to protect artworks?
by Cyrielle Gauvin
2021, Volume 16, Issue 11
- 1161-1162 Intellectual property transactions: the third leg of the stool
by Mark Anderson - 1163-1164 Growing judicial support for a ‘Formstein’ defence in English patent litigation
by Bethany Pendock & Krishna Kakkaiyadi & Sarah Taylor - 1164-1167 The hiss produced by the opening of a drink can cannot be registered as EUTM
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 1167-1171 Balancing act between rights holders and platforms given further consideration by CJEU
by Abigail Wise & Sean Ibbetson - 1171-1174 No champagne for ‘Champanillo’: the protection of PDOs and PGIs against evocation for services
by Olivier Vrins - 1175-1185 Does black-box machine learning shift the US fair use doctrine?
by Yangzi Li - 1186-1191 Delhi High Court unbalances the seesaw of ‘fair play’ and ‘trade secret protection’: an analysis of Interdigital ‘v’. Xiaomi
by Sahil Kumar Purvey & Anushka Aman - 1192-1202 The UNDP/WHO remuneration guidelines: a proposed formula for inadequate remuneration for compulsory licencing in violation of the TRIPS agreement
by Eric M Solovy & Deepak Raju - 1203-1219 Statutory inconsistency and jurisdictional conflict between the Controller of Patents and the Competition Commission of India
by Aditya Gupta - 1220-1228 The governing law in global FRAND patent licencing disputes: a civil law perspective on the UK Supreme Court’s Huawei v Unwired Planet judgment
by Nicolas Binctin & Jacques de Werra - 1229-1241 Abstract ideas and patent-eligible subject matter in the US patent system: who can provide guidance in this uncertain legal landscape?
by Ekaterina Stolbova & Federica Baldan - 1242-1261 Compulsory licensing of trade secrets: ensuring access to COVID-19 vaccines via involuntary technology transfer
by Olga Gurgula & John Hull - 1262-1272 The purpose of copyright—moving beyond the theory
by Simone Schroff - 1273-1282 Malicious trade marks in the Turkish legal system: the villains of trade mark law
by N Berkay Kirci - 1283-1285 A critical history of the pharmaceutical industry, but not all criticism seems justified
by Darren Smyth - 1286-1287 Copyright licences and private law: fitting a sharp-edged peg into a worn-smooth hole
by Mark Anderson - 1288-1290 An authoritative guide to the DSM Directive
by Richard Arnold
2021, Volume 16, Issue 10
- 1027-1028 Are directives good for the EU internal market? The case of the Copyright DSM Directive and its national transpositions
by Eleonora Rosati - 1029-1030 The Treaty on trademarks, service marks and appellations of origin of the Eurasian Economic Union and instructions to it entered into force
by Stepan Abramov - 1030-1032 General Court rules that Guerlain’s shape of Rouge G lipstick enjoys trade mark protection
by Giulia Maienza - 1032-1034 Miley Cyrus ‘came in like a wrecking ball’: the American pop star succeeds in registering her name as an EU trade mark
by Alexandros Antoniou - 1034-1036 Bombay High Court (re)assures that copyright registration is not required to remedy infringement
by Muskaan Wadhwa & Manvee Kumar Saidha - 1037-1046 The public availability of online journal articles in United States patent litigation
by Scott Bennett - 1047-1061 Lady Ada: Limor Fried, Adafruit industries, intellectual property and open source hardware
by Matthew Rimmer - 1062-1071 Hit or miss: a brief analysis of the Brazilian system for rejecting ‘offensive’ trade marks and why it should not remain this way
by Leandro Barbas - 1072-1077 The CE marking in Turkey: is it indeed a guarantee trade mark?
by Melih Sönmez & Ahmet Furkan Türkdoğan - 1078-1090 EU patent harmonization policy: reconsidering the consequences of the UPCA
by Douwe de Lange - 1091-1108 Negotiating FRAND-encumbered patent licences
by G E Evans - 1109-1114 Are collecting agencies a model that fits to SEP licensing?
by Rui Li & Axel Contreras - 1115-1126 NFTs and copyright: challenges and opportunities
by Pınar Çağlayan Aksoy & Zehra Özkan Üner - 1127-1143 Website blocking injunctions in flux: static, dynamic and live
by Giancarlo Frosio & Oleksandr Bulayenko - 1144-1153 The regulatory approach to copyright contracts revisited: a perspective from the UAE
by Saleh Al-Sharieh - 1154-1156 GAR’s guide to IP arbitration (2021): a critical appraisal
by Siddharth Jasrotia - 1157-1158 A legal tripartite for protecting TCEs: a step forward from the IP narrative
by Abhijeet Kumar - 1159-1160 An essential copyright guide for all with music in mind
by Lisa Koetz Wildt
2021, Volume 16, Issue 9
- 897-897 Drones and smart phones: new technologies benefit African patients
by Marius Schneider - 898-900 Is Article 8(3) EUTMR applicable only to identical marks and identical goods? ‘No’, says the Court of Justice
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 900-902 Genuine use of a trade mark established where proprietor is offering second-hand or spare parts service
by Roland Scarlett - 902-905 Seeing Red: representing a mark consisting of a colour combination
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 905-906 Revocation of an EUTM: the relevant time for determining the five-year period of non-use is the filing date of the counterclaim
by Marie-Sophie Bergazov & Yann Basire - 907-915 How pharmaceutical companies can prevent falsified medicine and vaccines from entering African markets
by Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 916-922 Review of the year in Chinese patent litigation 2020
by Kenneth Zhou & Tingting Liu - 923-929 Review of the year in German patent litigation 2020
by Vanessa Wettner & Harald Frey - 930-952 Round-up of European design law decisions 2020
by Gordian Hasselblatt & Katja Middelhoff & Patrick Schneider & Adrian Zarm - 953-957 China 2020 trade mark round-up
by Michele Ferrante - 958-967 Plant Breeders’ Rights v Farmers’ Rights: a contradistinction between the Indian approach and international protection
by Anushka Verma - 968-973 Registrability of pattern marks: Louis Vuitton’s Damier Azur before the General Court of the EU
by Michele Giannino - 974-987 Orange is the new black—IP High Court of Japan and single colour trade marks
by John A Tessensohn - 988-993 Unwired Planet: The UK’s approach to FRAND
by Andrew Moir & David Webb - 994-999 Global FRAND licensing: the UK Supreme Court Judgment in Unwired Planet v Huawei and Conversant v Huawei and ZTE
by Pat Treacy & Francion Brooks - 1000-1005 What patent practitioners can learn from Nalpropion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Actavis Laboratories FL, Inc
by Lars H Genieser - 1006-1012 The scope of legal protection for designs of integrated circuits in Bahraini and comparative legislation
by Nasiem Khalid Alshawawreh - 1013-1025 Plant variety protection law and farmers’ rights to save, exchange and breed seeds: the case of Indonesia
by Saurav Ghimire & Nurul Barizah & Intan Soeparna & Kim Van der Borght
2021, Volume 16, Issue 8
- 761-762 Back to the future: from Brexit to IP 4.0—reshaping Paris, Berne and TRIPS for the 21st century
by Alexander Tsoutsanis - 763-774 Turkish Court of Cassation disregards the identity of the device elements of the signs when examining similarity
by Berrin Dinçer Özbey & Ayşen Kunt - 765-767 Jog on: General Court finds no likelihood of confusion between DECATHLON and ATHLON
by Janet Strath - 768-769 Indonesian Commercial Court finds selfie theme park liable for copyright infringement
by Yayoi Shionoiri & Muhammad Ryan Dwi Saputra & Miranda Risang Ayu Palar - 770-772 Constitutionality of Georgia’s private copying levy—where we stand now
by Tamar Kankava - 773-776 TuneIn for insight from the Court of Appeal on the troubling concept of communication to the public
by Marc Linsner & Jeremy Blum - 775-777 Expert evidence in English patent cases: recent guidance from the Bench
by Zoe Grant - 778-784 The Commission’s vision for Europe’s digital future: proposals for the Data Governance Act, the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act—a critical primer
by Matthias Leistner - 785-800 Genericization of trade marks: an Indian perspective on challenges posed and potential solutions
by Debby Jain - 801-811 Registered designs as source identifiers and availability of common law remedies during infringement proceedings—exposition of the law in India
by Vaarad Shende - 812-826 For a clarification of the concept of similarity—a critical look at European case law on the infringement of trade marks with a reputation
by Louis Louembé & Pierre Massot & Mythili Thaya - 827-849 Territorial scope of the authorization requirement and liability regime under Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the digital single market
by Inga Zapala - 850-868 Governing the fashion industry (through) intellectual property assets: systematic assessment of individual trade marks embedding sustainable claims
by Sara Cavagnero - 869-877 Preclusion due to tolerance: conditions for applying the acquiescence rule in trade mark law
by Michal Bohaczewski - 878-886 Open government data licensing in the Gulf Cooperation Council
by Riyadh Al-Balushi & Al-Waleed Al-Kiyumi - 887-893 The EU press publishers’ right: where do Member States stand?
by Ula Furgał - 894-894 A guide to IPR enforcement on the African continent
by Darren Olivier - 895-896 The celebration of a great IP academic
by Eleonora Rosati
2021, Volume 16, Issue 7
- 631-632 European trade mark law: Quo Nunc Vadis? (The Sequel)
by Willem Leppink - 633-635 The Patentability of Computer-Implemented Simulations and Implications for Computer-Implemented Inventions (CIIs)
by Timo Minssen & Mateo Aboy - 636-637 Market Court of Finland rules on reasonable compensation in a trade mark infringement case concerning cheaper foreign alcohol and a national retailing monopoly
by Max Malvikko & Teemu Matikainen - 638-646 US Second Circuit Court of Appeals tames ‘transformative’ fair use; rejects ‘celebrity-plagiarist privilege’; clarifies protectable expression in photographs
by Jane C Ginsburg - 647-665 Protection of traditional art forms under geographical indications law: a case study of Madhubani and Sujini art forms of Bihar, India
by Akanksha Jumde & Nishant Kumar - 666-676 Protection of well-known foreign marks in the USA and China
by Huang Wenting - 677-691 Protection of intellectual property rights for agricultural innovations: evaluating Bangladesh’s progression towards the international plant variety protection regime
by Khorsed Zaman - 692-704 Intellectual property on the cusp of the intangible economy
by Adrian Kuenzler - 705-711 CJEU Santen: No more SPC protection for new indications and new galenic formulations?
by Marco Stief & Robert Wenzel - 712-719 A common law doctrine of exhaustion based on an implied licence: a Canadian perspective
by Shuji Sumi - 720-728 Creativity and artificial intelligence: a view from the perspective of copyright
by Anna Shtefan - 729-737 Anti-suit injunctions for standard-essential patents: the emerging gap in international patent enforcement
by Haris Tsilikas - 738-747 Legal grounds of the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office's patent backlog combat plan
by Jacques Labrunie & Marcos Chucralla Moherdaui Blasi - 748-759 Compulsory licences and ISDS in Covid-19 times: relevance of the new Indian investment treaty practice
by Prabhash Ranjan
2021, Volume 16, Issue 6
- 453-454 Food labels, trade marks and how to prevent the next pandemic
by Danny Friedmann - 455-457 Connected cars, SEP and FRAND—CJEU referral with a focus on multi-tier supply chains
by Marco Stief & Heike Röder-Hitschke - 457-468 Canadian Federal Court of Appeal Rules it can interpret contracts: rejects Goldilocks approach to jurisdiction Salt Canada Inc v Baker, 2020 FCA 127, 28 July 2020
by Emir Crowne - 458-469 Tell me what you C: Chanel loses monogram battle against Huawei
by Eleonora Rosati - 459-461 ‘Software’: clear and precise?
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 461-463 CJEU clarifies that framing infringes copyright if TPMs are circumvented
by Péter Mezei & Bernd Justin Jütte - 463-465 The lawsuit of the decade—Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc.: a victory for interoperability and the future of innovation
by Ieva Vaitkūnaitė & Mindaugas Beniušis & Paulius Jurčys - 465-468 Oh, The Places You Went Too Boldly!—Dr Seuss Enterprises wins appeal in fair use case on Star Trek mash-up
by Mindaugas Beniušis & Paulius Jurčys & Mantas Rimkevičius - 468-472 Can you keep a secret? The trail of confidential information and the need for reasonable enquiries
by Alexandros Antoniou - 473-483 Trade marking ‘COVID’ and ‘Coronavirus’ in the USA: an empirical review
by Irene Calboli - 484-497 Compulsory licence and Crown use provisions in the Covid-19 pandemic—the Australian perspective
by Sarah Matheson AM & Artemis Kirkinis - 498-526 National copyright decisions round-up 2020
by The Bird and Bird IP Team - 527-533 Round-up of CJEU copyright decisions in 2020
by Eleonora Rosati - 534-539 Review of some of the most important cases of the year in US copyright law 2020
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Christopher Lisiewski - 540-546 UK trade mark disputes of 2020: a round-up
by Darren Meale - 547-560 Round-up of EU trade mark decisions in 2020
by Gordon Humphreys & Nedim Malovic & Stefan Martin - 561-571 Review of the year in English patent litigation 2020
by Trevor Cook - 572-583 EU enforcement case law round-up 2020—CJEU and selected national case law
by Carina Gommers & Willem Leppink & Marius Schneider - 584-594 Africa intellectual property decisions and legislative reforms round-up 2020
by Chijioke Okorie & Caroline Wanjiru Muchiri & Ekene Chuks-Okeke & Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam & Sibongile Dee & Vanessa Ferguson - 595-625 Fashion-related IP decisions round-up 2020
by The Bird and Bird IP Team - 626-626 Where is the growing conflict between copyright and fundamental rights headed?
by Jake Campbell - 627-628 A thorough exploration of the maturing interface of intellectual property and investment law
by Bernd Justin Jütte - 628-629 An essential reading on IP and international investment law
by Pratyush Nath Upreti
2021, Volume 16, Issue 4-5
- 289-290 Geographical Indications: new perspectives and recent developments
by Irene Calboli - 291-292 EU General Court says that there is no likelihood of confusion between EU collective trade mark ‘HALLOUMI’ and ‘BBQLOUMI’
by Nedim Malovic - 293-294 Ashes to ashes for cheese featuring the ‘Morbier’ visual appearance?
by Ortrun Günzel - 295-297 Food for thought: the EU–China Agreement on GIs
by Michele Ferrante - 296-297 German court says that product specification for PDO is exhaustive without room for additional requirements prescribed by national legislation
by Ortrun Günzel & Berenike Dinkel - 298-300 Genericness in US certification marks: the ‘GRUYÈRE’ case
by Davide Schiavetti - 301-309 The GI structure (the model behind the EU rules) or the complexity of this subjective right
by Alberto Ribeiro de Almeida - 310-315 Will coffee be the new wine? The EU–Central American Association Agreement and the European shaping of GIs in Costa Rica
by Adrian Esquivel - 316-330 The protection of PDOs and PGIs against evocation: a ‘Grand Cru’ in the CJEU’s cellar?
by Manon Verbeeren & Olivier Vrins - 331-340 The Farm to Fork strategy as an external driver for change: possible impacts on nested GI rule systems
by Flavia Guerrieri - 341-347 How the European Union is expanding the protection levels afforded to Geographical Indications as part of its global trade policy
by Liam Sunner - 348-356 Current and future protection of Geographical Indications in Australia
by Paula Zito - 357-367 Country name designation and international IP protection of national competitive identities
by Natalie G S Corthésy - 368-375 The new Russian Law of Geographical Indications: a critical assessment
by Andrea Zappalaglio & Evgeniia Mikheeva - 376-383 Turkish law on infringement of Geographical Indications and its degree of alignment with the EU law
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin & Banu Eylül Yalçın - 384-393 Geographic Indications in Brazil and their socio-environmental dimensions: gaps and opportunities of the Brazilian GI regulation for agricultural products
by Alexandre San Martim Portes & Marina Demaria Venâncio & Lukas Ruthes Gonçalves - 394-401 A pathway to international registration for African Geographical Indications under the Geneva Act: The case for Oku White Honey
by Charlene Musiza - 402-404 Adding value for avocados grown in Kenya through geographical indications: A legal perspective
by Caroline Mwaura - 405-414 Geographical indication protection for non-agricultural products in Indonesia
by Miranda Risang Ayu Palar & Ahmad M Ramli & Dadang Epi Sukarsa & Ika Citra Dewi & Saky Septiono - 415-426 Protecting Ghana’s intellectual property rights in kente textiles: the case for Geographical Indications
by Michelle Okyere & Janice Denoncourt - 427-434 Towards a core unitary legal regime for Geographical Indications in the European Union digital market
by Pilar Montero - 435-441 The concept of terroir tested: sharing of the same terroir between two EU Member States
by Branka Marušić - 442-449 The ever-growing scope of Geographical Indications’ evocation: from Gorgonzola to Morbier
by Vicente Zafrilla Díaz-Marta & Anastasiia Kyrylenko - 450-451 A helpful companion to navigate European geographical indications and designations of origin
by Marius Schneider
2021, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 191-192 Happy 20th birthday, InfoSoc Directive!
by Eleonora Rosati - 193-194 Settling the saga of patenting plants obtained through essentially biological processes: a dynamic approach by the EPO
by Naina Khanna