Choi Kyung-soo: International Intellectual Property Law

The revision deals with the Paris Convention, the Bern deal and the Treaty of.9.30. And it also partly describes the treaties associated with these treaties. The Paris Treaty and the Berny Convention, though a ‘ old ’ treaty over 130 years old, are still ‘ breathing ’ and its antitypical regulations are part of the 7,030 agreement. The rules and standards that go through the whole of the Convention are the first to analyze the Paris Treaty and Bern.... the International IP Law is to shoot relevant treaties in a uniform. The treaty is a global lawholder, and it has come together with the results of negotiations between states, and there are basic principles and standards for the contents of treaties, the process of consensuality and fermentation and treaties. Only with basic knowledge of treaties can we get a deep access to the treaty. The writer encourages readers to read Part 1 of the Treaty before entering an individual treaty, at least in Part 3 and under. In the 'Revisionary Library', the era of globalization, the new land of intellectual property, June 2001? International intellectual property rights? After 15 years of first edition, the author of the revision begins his letter with a statement that he is in debt to the researchers in this field. The facts that were missing in the first edition are intended to correct the error of relations and narratives in this revision, and are said to have been imposed on South Korea by the fact that new writings have not yet appeared in the field of international intellectual property. Since the mid-1990s, deep research has been done around the world on global property rights. The 1994 section of the 1991 treaty was a catalyst for research.

Korean title: 국제지적재산권법

Korean author: 최경수

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946063341