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"Contents" [2009] ELECD 359; in Li, Xuan; Correa, M. Carlos (eds), "Intellectual Property Enforcement" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2009)

Book Title: Intellectual Property Enforcement

Editor(s): Li, Xuan; Correa, M. Carlos

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781848446526

Section Title: Contents

Number of pages: 4

Extract:

Contents
List of contributors ix
List of abbreviations xiii
Preface xvii
Acknowledgements xxv

PART I THE IP ENFORCEMENT DEBATE

1 The changing global governance of intellectual property
enforcement: a new challenge for developing countries 3
Viviana Muñoz Tellez
Introduction 3
The evolution of international intellectual property
law and policy-making 4
The changing global governance of intellectual
property standard-setting 9
Conclusion 12

2 Ten general misconceptions about the enforcement of
intellectual property rights 14
Xuan Li
Introduction 14
Ten misconceptions on enforcement of intellectual
property rights 16
Conclusions 40

3 Re-delineation of the role of stakeholders: IP
enforcement beyond exclusive rights 43
Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan
Introduction 43
Delineating the main groups of stakeholders 45
A developing country agenda on IP enforcement 53



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vi Intellectual property enforcement

4 WCO SECURE: legal and economic assessments of
the TRIPS-plus-plus IP enforcement 62
Xuan Li
Introduction 62
Background: WCO SECURE negotiations and
coordination 64
Legal analysis of the SECURE Working Draft 66
Economic impact assessment of the SECURE
working text 74
Conclusion 77

PART II CASES AND DEVELOPMENTS ON IP
ENFORCEMENT

5 Enforcing border measures: importation of GMO
soybean meal from Argentina 81
Carlos M. Correa
The seed of discord 81
Patents and territory 82
Benefits without patent protection 84
Ten years of inaction 85
No patent infringement 86
The first court decisions 90
Conclusions 96

6 Flexible application of injunctive relief in intellectual
property enforcement (with reference to lessons from
the emerging US jurisprudence) 98
Joshua ...