Bryan Mercurio.Beyond The Text:The Significance of The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement.Journal of International Economic Law. 2012Mercurio, B. (2012). Beyond the Text: The Significance of the Anti-Counterfe
The ACTA was motivated by a desire to establish equivalent provisions in international trade agreements containing rules on anti-counterfeiting. This is importaKamperman Sanders, AnselmShabalala, Dalindyebo BafanaMoerland, AnkePugatch, MeirVergano, Paolo...
2013. `The Rise and Fall of the Anti- Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA): Lessons for the European Union'. International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law 44(6): 626-655.Matthews, Duncan (2012), The Rise and Fall of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agree- ment (ACTA): ...
The purpose of the anti counterfeiting trade agreement is to establish a comprehensive international framework to help parties effectively combat intellectual property infringement under the framework of agreement, especially rampant counterfeiting and piracy, so as to ensure the legitimate trade and sustainab...
A Primer on ACTA: What Europeans Should Fear about the Anti-Counterfeiting TradeAgreement". Axel Metzger. Journal of Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law . 2010A Primer on ACTA: What Europeans Should Fear about theAnti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement?. Metzger,Axel....
Anti counterfeiting trade According to the text of the draft agreement (ACTA), according to the office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), "to establish a most advanced international framework to provide a model for effectively cracking down on the widespread and widespread counterfeitin...
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) has met with more disapproval in Europe. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will make a final decision on the agreement based on an International Trade Commission (ITC) recommendation. The ITC’s decision will be influenced by four EU committ...
The EU and 22 of its member nations signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) today, completing a necessary step before final ratification by the European Parliament in June. There is some public outcry, and perhaps misunderstanding about how it’ll change the enforcement of intellectual...
So this is a problem that will not be resolved without political will. Post written by Peter Bloch, consultant to CAS-IP 7 Comments Posted in general IP Tagged counterfeiting, enforcementThe global problem of counterfeiting & piracy and the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) Posted on ...
An instructive point of comparison is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), which was negotiated by the E.U., the U.S. and other developed and like-minded countries. Although this controversial agreement was adopted in April 2011, it has yet to enter into force. Thus far, only ...