Cambridge Intellectual Property and Information Law - Series page

pp ii-ii

Intellectual Property Ordering Beyond Borders - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-viii

Preface

pp ix-x

Part I - The Broad Environment for Intellectual Property Protection beyond Borders

pp 1-118

1 - The International Intellectual Property System from an Economist’s Perspective

pp 3-27

2 - Cast into the Stones of International Law

pp 28-63

3 - Economic Nationalism in Intellectual Property Policy and Law

pp 64-95

4 - Hybrid International Intellectual Property Protection

pp 96-118

Part II - Intellectual Property Protection within Its General International (Economic) Law Context

pp 119-232

5 - The Role of Customary International Law for Intellectual Property Protection beyond Borders

pp 121-156

6 - Interpretation of IP Treaties in Accordance with Articles 31–33 VCLT

pp 157-188

7 - Parallel Trade and Exhaustion of Intellectual Property in WTO Law Revisited

pp 189-232

Part III - The Scope and Mechanisms of International Intellectual Property Treaties

pp 233-308

8 - Universalism in International Copyright Law as Seen through the Lens of Marrakesh

pp 235-259

9 - Measuring the Scope of Obligations under International Treaties

pp 260-287

10 - Floors and Ceilings in International Copyright Treaties

pp 288-308

Part IV - Implementing International IP Provisions

pp 309-310

11 - Self-Executing International Intellectual Property Obligations?

pp 311-335

12 - Technical Assistance as a Tool for Implementing and Expanding Intellectual Property Treaty Obligations

pp 336-372

13 - How External Factors Shaped Domestic Intellectual Property Law in Latin America

pp 373-407

14 - Creating Statutory Remuneration Rights in Copyright Law

pp 408-462