Titlebook: Intellectual Property and Free Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific Region; Christoph Antons,Reto M. Hilty Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berli

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,Introduction: IP and the Asia-Pacific ‘Spaghetti Bowl’ of Free Trade Agreements,rd setting in what has been called the ‘spaghetti bowl’ of criss-crossing free trade agreements. The chapters show how intellectual property is just one among many political and economic factors that are used in trade off discussions. It leads to an often considerable further raising of IP standards

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An Overview of Free Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific Region with a Particular Focus on Intellectcific’ and asks about the usefulness of this concept as a focus of comparison. It explains the political and economic background of concluded agreements, the negotiations in progress and the formation of regional clusters of FTAs, and also shows the enormous differences in IP content in the various

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Legal Effects and Policy Considerations for Free Trade Agreements: What Is Wrong with FTAs?sts (if it ever existed) towards the interests of developed countries and there is need for action on the level of international law. Remedies must therefore be developed that correspond to the true significance of intellectual property (IP) provisions in FTAs and that defend a fair balance of inter

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What Drives Regionalism in East Asia—And Why It Matters region for the negotiation of preferential trade agreements (PTAs). Governments’ enthusiasm for PTAs in the decade after the financial crises has commonly been explained as a response to growing economic interdependence, and to the negative economic effects on domestic business of PTAs signed by ot

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