Cambridge Intellectual Property and Information Law - Series page

pp iii-iv

Transition and Coherence in Intellectual Property Law - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-xii

Preface

pp xiii-xvi

Greetings to Annette Kur from the Second Floor

pp 1-2

Annette Kur: Toward Understanding

pp 3-10

Part I - Transition

pp 11-208

A - Forms and Institutions

pp 13-82

1 - Transitional Provisions in Intellectual Property Legislation

pp 15-24

2 - Judicial Creativity and Transitions in EU Intellectual Property Law

pp 25-45

3 - Before and after Designers Guild: Another Look at Appellate Deference in New Zealand’s Copyright Law

pp 46-55

4 - EU Design Law: Transitioning Towards Coherence? Fifteen Years of National Case Law

pp 56-67

5 - Copyright and the CJEU: Some Structural Deficits as Seen from a German Perspective

pp 68-82

B - International Commitments and Constraints

pp 83-154

6 - Global Intellectual Property: Transition and Coherence Through Rules of Interpretation

pp 85-95

7 - Article 20 of the TRIPS Agreement: Up in Smoke?

pp 96-106

8 - Implementing Treaty Obligations at the National Level

pp 107-120

9 - Multiple and Overlapping Transitions in IP

pp 121-132

10 - Transition and Continuity in the Private International Law of Intellectual Property

pp 133-144

11 - From Nintendo Wii to Perfumes, Driving a BMW Car: A Tale of Transition to the Wrong Kind of Coherence

pp 145-154

C - New Agents and the Challenge of New Technologies

pp 155-156

12 - Transition through Automation

pp 157-173

13 - Eye, Robot: Artificial Intelligence and Trade Mark Registers

pp 174-190

14 - Patent Protection of Inventions Involving Artificial Intelligence

pp 191-199

15 - Automated Profiling in New Media and Entertainment Markets: What to Protect, and How?

pp 200-208

Part II - Coherence

pp 209-486

A - Intellectual “Property” and its Limits

pp 211-304

16 - The (Lack of) Coherence of Data Ownership with the Intellectual Property System

pp 213-223