Norms of Intellectual Property and Transmutation of Property System
Tang Zhao
Abstract
Tang Zhao
Abstract
Along with the establishment of the traditional intellectual property laws (copyright law, patent law and trademark law) and of the antiunfair competition law, the property system has expanded to cover both real property and intellectual property. Although the norms of intellectual property came from the norms of the real property, which is the basis of the property system, the norms of intellectual property differ in many ways from the latter.
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Along with the establishment of the traditional intellectual property laws (copyright law, patent law and trademark law) and of the antiunfair competition law, the property system has expanded to cover both real property and intellectual property. Although the norms of intellectual property came from the norms of the real property, which is the basis of the property system, the norms of intellectual property differ in many ways from the latter.
Key concepts: Intellectual property, Trademark, Intangible property, Property law, Numerus clausus, Property (philosophy), Tangible property, Law and economics