| Intellectual Property Quarterly |
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| About Kinetic watches, easy banking and nappies that keep a baby dry: a review of recent European case law on absolute grounds for refusing to register trade marks. | Law | Keeling, David T. |
| Abstraction and registration: conceptual innovations and supply effects in Prussian and British copyright (1820-50). | Law | Kawohl, Friedemann, Kretschmer, Martin |
| Analysis: affordable medicines - TRIPs and United States policies. | Law | Wooldridge, Frank |
| Analysis: China revises its trade mark law. | Law | Luo, Zhenghong, Carter, Connie |
| Analysis: redefining the boundaries of unfair competition? The changing face of trade mark law in Australia. | Law | Richardson, Megan |
| An economic approach to copyright in works of artistic craftsmanship. | Law | Rushton, Michael |
| An epistemology of appropriation: patentable subject-matter after State Street Bank.(State Street Bank & Trust v. Signature Financial Group and AT&T Corp. v. Excel Communications Inc.) | Law | Thomas, John R. |
| Arsenal v. Reed: no favours from ECJ.(European Court of Justice)(European Union) | Law | Adams, John N. |
| Artistic Upholstery Ltd. v. Art Forma (Furniture) Ltd.(position of unicorporated associations in relation to trademarks and goodwill.)(United Kingdom) | Law | Shrivastava, Raavi |
| Business method patents - a matter of convenience?(Australia) | Law | Ricketson, Sam |
| Challenging claims! Patenting computer programs in Europe and the USA. | Law | Attridge, Daniel J.M. |
| China, the battle for domain names. | Law | Gao, Gordon |
| Confidential commercial information and breach of fiduciary duty - the liability of third parties in knowing receipt to make restitution.(Satnam Investments Ltd v. Dunlop Heywood & Co.)(United Kingdom) | Law | Freedman, C.D. |
| Copyright assignments: rights and wrongs - the collecting societies' perspective.(United Kingdom) | Law | Rosenblatt, Heather |
| Copyrighting culture - the history and cultural specificity of the western model of copyright. | Law | Burkitt, Daniel |
| Copyright in trade marks? On understanding trade mark dilution.(Exxon Corp. v. Exxon Insurance)(United Kingdom, Australia) | Law | Richardson, Megan |
| Database protection in the European Union and the United States: the European database directive as an optimum global model? | Law | Thakur, Neeta |
| Defining the shape of Australia's moral rights: a review of the new laws. | Law | Adeney, Elizabeth |
| European/U.S. copyright law reform: is a balance being achieved? | Law | Wing, Mark, Kirk, Ewan |
| Extra-territorial jurisdiction in patent infringement issues.(European Union, United Kingdom, Netherlands) | Law | Haas, Peter A. |
| Framing pictures: defining art in UK copyright law. | Law | Booton, David |
| Glaxo et al. v. Dowelhurst - time for the ECJ to change its attitude towards repackaging? | Law | Kur, Annette |
| Intellectual property in image - a mere inconvenience? | Law | Mitchiner, James P. |
| Intellectual property: suitable for protecting traditional medicine? | Law | Heath, Christopher, Weidlich, Sabine |
| International exhaustion of trade mark rights: a Scottish contribution to the debate.(Zino Davidoff S.A. v. M. & S. Toiletries Ltd. and Joop! GmbH v. M. & S. Toiletries Ltd.) | Law | MacQueen, Hector L. |
| Joy: a reply.(Court of Appeal rules a film can qualify as a dramatic work in Norowzian v. Arks, involving the film 'Joy')(response to Irini Stamatoudi, Intellectual Property Quarterly, p. 117, 2000)(United Kingdom) | Law | Arnold, Richard |
| "Joy" for the claimant: can a film also be protected as a dramatic work?(Norowzian v. Arks Ltd.)(United Kingdom) | Law | Stamatoudi, Irini A. |
| Judicial or administrative roles: the patent appellate system in the European context. | Law | Leith, Philip |
| Lucky, lucky Arsenal: infringing uses of trade marks.(United Kingdom) | Law | Attridge, Daniel J.M. |
| Modernising trade mark law and promoting economic efficiency: an evalutaion of the Baby-Dry judgment and its aftermath.(Proctor and Gamble v. OHIM)(European Union) | Law | Griffiths, Andrew |
| Observations on the post-Bayh-Dole rise of patenting at American universities. | Law | Nelson, Richard R. |
| Phantom intellectual property rights.(the development of personality rights)(United Kingdom) | Law | McGee, A., Scanlan, G. |
| Post-harmonisation Europe - united, divided or unimportant?(intellectual property law harmonization with a United States of Europe) | Law | Brown, Abbe E.L. |
| Preserving judicial freedom of movement - interpreting fair dealing in copyright law.(United Kingdom) | Law | Griffiths, Jonathan |
| Reining in copyright law: is fair use the answer? | Law | Burrell, Robert |
| Spoken words and copyirhgt subsistance in Anglo-American law. | Law | Brennan, David J., Christie, Andrew |
| The approach to innovation under the proposed copyright directive: time for mandatory exceptions?(European Union) | Law | Heide, Thomas |
| The common law invention in its original form.(patent law) | Law | Pila, Justine |
| The copyright civilisation in Canada. | Law | Gendreau, Ysolde |
| The exhaustion of rights in patent law with specific emphasis on the issue of parallel importation. | Law | van der Merwe, Andries |
| The impact of the global appreciation approach on the boundaries of trade mark protection.(United Kingdom) | Law | Griffiths, Andrew |
| The Israel TRIPs law: an appraisal.(Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) | Law | Ophir, Michael |
| Trade mark rights in Myanmar (Burma). | Law | Finch, James, Myint, Saw Soe Phone |
| Trade marks, descriptions of origin and the internal market.(Stephen Stewart Memorial Lecture 2000)(European Union, United Kingdom) | Law | Edward, David |
| TRIPs article 32 & the EPC revisited.(Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, European Patent Convention) | Law | von Morze, Herwig, van Zant, Amy K. |
| Why recital 26 of the E.C. directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions should be implemented in national law. | Law | Beyleveld, Deryck |
| WIPO resolution on well-known marks: a small step or a giant leap?(World Intellectual Property Organization) | Law | Tatham, David H. |
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