Intellectual Property Theory and Practice

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The book critically examines China's approach to intellectual property within the framework of European theories, particularly in relation to its adherence to the TRIPS agreement. It explores the complexities of intellectual property philosophy, arguing that relying on Locke or Hegel's theories to justify protection creates a theoretical paradox. The author's analysis sheds light on the challenges and intricacies of aligning Chinese practices with established Western intellectual property norms.