Intellectual property, unfair competition and publicity : convergences and development
Nari Lee
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Nari Lee
Abstract
This title explores how existing intellectual property regimes inform and influence judicial and legislative creation of substitute rights. It takes a comparative perspective and discusses emerging doctrines on the commercial use of images and information as well as protection of personal identity, at the interface of unfair competition and trademark law.
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This title explores how existing intellectual property regimes inform and influence judicial and legislative creation of substitute rights. It takes a comparative perspective and discusses emerging doctrines on the commercial use of images and information as well as protection of personal identity, at the interface of unfair competition and trademark law.
Key concepts: Intellectual property, Trademark, Publicity, Unfair competition, Legislature, Competition (biology), Perspective (graphical), Law and economics