Protection of Non-Traditional Trade Marks
Critical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Calboli, Irene; Senftleben, Martin
Protection of Non-Traditional Trade Marks
Critical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Calboli, Irene; Senftleben, Martin
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Written by legal scholars and economists from a variety of jurisdictions, this book is an important contribution to debates on the continuous expansion of the scope of trade mark protection, providing a detailed analysis of legal problems and solutions in the field of non-traditional marks.
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Written by legal scholars and economists from a variety of jurisdictions, this book is an important contribution to debates on the continuous expansion of the scope of trade mark protection, providing a detailed analysis of legal problems and solutions in the field of non-traditional marks.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press (UK)
- Seitenzahl: 434
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 748g
- ISBN-13: 9780198826576
- ISBN-10: 0198826575
- Artikelnr.: 52403814
- Verlag: Oxford University Press (UK)
- Seitenzahl: 434
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 748g
- ISBN-13: 9780198826576
- ISBN-10: 0198826575
- Artikelnr.: 52403814
Irene Calboli is Professor of Law at Texas A&M University School of Law, and Transatlantic Technology Law Forum Fellow at Stanford Law School. She has been a visiting professor and scholar in academic institutions world-wide. Most recently, she was Visiting Professor, Lee Kong Chian Fellow, and the Founding Deputy Director of the Applied Research Centre for Intellectual Assets and the Law in Asia, a Centre that she headed from 2015 until 2017, at Singapore Management University School of Law. An elected member of American Law Institute and associate member of the Singapore Academy of Law, she currently serves, inter alia, as member of the Council of the International Law Association (Singapore Branch), Chair of the Art Law Section of the Association of American Law Schools, and member of the Legislation and Regulation Committee of the International Trademark Association. Martin Senftleben is Professor of Intellectual Property, Centre for Law and Internet, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and Of Counsel, Bird & Bird, with admission to the bar in The Hague and Düsseldorf. Besides intellectual property courses at his own university, he regularly teaches at the Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI), Strasbourg, the EBS University of Business and Law, Wiesbaden, the HANKEN School of Economics, Helsinki, the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (MIPLC) and the Universities of Vienna and Catania. Professor Senftleben is a member of the Executive Committee of the Association littéraire et artistique internationale (ALAI) and the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property Law (ATRIP).
* Part I: Assessing the Legal Framework and Unresolved Challenges
* 1: Denis Croze: Making a Large Universe Visually Perceptible: The
Development of Non-Traditional Marks in WIPO Treaties
* 2: Mitchell Adams and Amanda Scordamaglia: Non-Traditional Marks: An
Empirical Study
* 3: Dev Gangjee: Paying the Price for Admission: Non-Traditional Marks
Across Registration and Enforcement
* 4: Annette Kur: Yellow Dictionaries, Red Banking Services, Some
Candies and a Sitting Bunny: Protection of Colour and Shape Marks
from a German and European Perspective
* 5: Justin Hughes: Non-Traditional Marks and the Dilemma of Aesthetic
Functionality
* 6: Deven Desai: Should Trademark Laws Protect Non-Traditional
Trademarks?A Look at How Marketing Practices Try to Capture Essences
* 7: Ng-Loy Wee Loon: Absolute Bans on the Registration of Product
Shape Marks - A Breach of International Law?
* 8: Michael Handler: What Should Constitute Infringement of a
Non-Traditional Mark? The Role of "Trademark Use"
* 9: Hoachen Sun: Protecting Non-Traditional Trademarks in China: New
Opportunities and Challenges
* Part II: Assessing the Impact on Competition and Culture
* 10: Gustavo Ghidini: The Protection of (Three-Dimensional) Shape
Trademarks and Its Implications for the Protection of Competition
* 11: J. Glynn Lunney: Non-Traditional Trademarks: The Error Costs of
Making an Exception the Rule
* 12: Lavinia Brancusi: Assessing the Impact of Non-Traditional Marks:
A European Union Competition Law Analysis
* 13: Carolina Castaldi: The Economics and Management of
Non-Traditional Marks: Why, How Much, What and Who
* 14: Arul Scaria and Kavya Susan Mammen: Non-Traditional Marks on
Pharmaceutical Products: Non-Traditional Barriers to Access to
Medicine?
* 15: Irene Calboli: Hands Off "My" Colors, Patterns, and Shapes! How
Non-Traditional Trademarks Promote Standardization and May Negatively
Impact Creativity and Innovation
* 16: Martin Senftleben: A Clash of Culture and Commerce:
Non-Traditional Marks and the Impediment of Cyclic Cultural
Innovation
* 17: Lisa Ramsey: Non-Traditional Marks and Inherently Valuable
Expression
* 18: Katya Assaf: Non-Traditional Trademark Protection as
(Non-Traditional) Means of Cultural Control
* 1: Denis Croze: Making a Large Universe Visually Perceptible: The
Development of Non-Traditional Marks in WIPO Treaties
* 2: Mitchell Adams and Amanda Scordamaglia: Non-Traditional Marks: An
Empirical Study
* 3: Dev Gangjee: Paying the Price for Admission: Non-Traditional Marks
Across Registration and Enforcement
* 4: Annette Kur: Yellow Dictionaries, Red Banking Services, Some
Candies and a Sitting Bunny: Protection of Colour and Shape Marks
from a German and European Perspective
* 5: Justin Hughes: Non-Traditional Marks and the Dilemma of Aesthetic
Functionality
* 6: Deven Desai: Should Trademark Laws Protect Non-Traditional
Trademarks?A Look at How Marketing Practices Try to Capture Essences
* 7: Ng-Loy Wee Loon: Absolute Bans on the Registration of Product
Shape Marks - A Breach of International Law?
* 8: Michael Handler: What Should Constitute Infringement of a
Non-Traditional Mark? The Role of "Trademark Use"
* 9: Hoachen Sun: Protecting Non-Traditional Trademarks in China: New
Opportunities and Challenges
* Part II: Assessing the Impact on Competition and Culture
* 10: Gustavo Ghidini: The Protection of (Three-Dimensional) Shape
Trademarks and Its Implications for the Protection of Competition
* 11: J. Glynn Lunney: Non-Traditional Trademarks: The Error Costs of
Making an Exception the Rule
* 12: Lavinia Brancusi: Assessing the Impact of Non-Traditional Marks:
A European Union Competition Law Analysis
* 13: Carolina Castaldi: The Economics and Management of
Non-Traditional Marks: Why, How Much, What and Who
* 14: Arul Scaria and Kavya Susan Mammen: Non-Traditional Marks on
Pharmaceutical Products: Non-Traditional Barriers to Access to
Medicine?
* 15: Irene Calboli: Hands Off "My" Colors, Patterns, and Shapes! How
Non-Traditional Trademarks Promote Standardization and May Negatively
Impact Creativity and Innovation
* 16: Martin Senftleben: A Clash of Culture and Commerce:
Non-Traditional Marks and the Impediment of Cyclic Cultural
Innovation
* 17: Lisa Ramsey: Non-Traditional Marks and Inherently Valuable
Expression
* 18: Katya Assaf: Non-Traditional Trademark Protection as
(Non-Traditional) Means of Cultural Control
* Part I: Assessing the Legal Framework and Unresolved Challenges
* 1: Denis Croze: Making a Large Universe Visually Perceptible: The
Development of Non-Traditional Marks in WIPO Treaties
* 2: Mitchell Adams and Amanda Scordamaglia: Non-Traditional Marks: An
Empirical Study
* 3: Dev Gangjee: Paying the Price for Admission: Non-Traditional Marks
Across Registration and Enforcement
* 4: Annette Kur: Yellow Dictionaries, Red Banking Services, Some
Candies and a Sitting Bunny: Protection of Colour and Shape Marks
from a German and European Perspective
* 5: Justin Hughes: Non-Traditional Marks and the Dilemma of Aesthetic
Functionality
* 6: Deven Desai: Should Trademark Laws Protect Non-Traditional
Trademarks?A Look at How Marketing Practices Try to Capture Essences
* 7: Ng-Loy Wee Loon: Absolute Bans on the Registration of Product
Shape Marks - A Breach of International Law?
* 8: Michael Handler: What Should Constitute Infringement of a
Non-Traditional Mark? The Role of "Trademark Use"
* 9: Hoachen Sun: Protecting Non-Traditional Trademarks in China: New
Opportunities and Challenges
* Part II: Assessing the Impact on Competition and Culture
* 10: Gustavo Ghidini: The Protection of (Three-Dimensional) Shape
Trademarks and Its Implications for the Protection of Competition
* 11: J. Glynn Lunney: Non-Traditional Trademarks: The Error Costs of
Making an Exception the Rule
* 12: Lavinia Brancusi: Assessing the Impact of Non-Traditional Marks:
A European Union Competition Law Analysis
* 13: Carolina Castaldi: The Economics and Management of
Non-Traditional Marks: Why, How Much, What and Who
* 14: Arul Scaria and Kavya Susan Mammen: Non-Traditional Marks on
Pharmaceutical Products: Non-Traditional Barriers to Access to
Medicine?
* 15: Irene Calboli: Hands Off "My" Colors, Patterns, and Shapes! How
Non-Traditional Trademarks Promote Standardization and May Negatively
Impact Creativity and Innovation
* 16: Martin Senftleben: A Clash of Culture and Commerce:
Non-Traditional Marks and the Impediment of Cyclic Cultural
Innovation
* 17: Lisa Ramsey: Non-Traditional Marks and Inherently Valuable
Expression
* 18: Katya Assaf: Non-Traditional Trademark Protection as
(Non-Traditional) Means of Cultural Control
* 1: Denis Croze: Making a Large Universe Visually Perceptible: The
Development of Non-Traditional Marks in WIPO Treaties
* 2: Mitchell Adams and Amanda Scordamaglia: Non-Traditional Marks: An
Empirical Study
* 3: Dev Gangjee: Paying the Price for Admission: Non-Traditional Marks
Across Registration and Enforcement
* 4: Annette Kur: Yellow Dictionaries, Red Banking Services, Some
Candies and a Sitting Bunny: Protection of Colour and Shape Marks
from a German and European Perspective
* 5: Justin Hughes: Non-Traditional Marks and the Dilemma of Aesthetic
Functionality
* 6: Deven Desai: Should Trademark Laws Protect Non-Traditional
Trademarks?A Look at How Marketing Practices Try to Capture Essences
* 7: Ng-Loy Wee Loon: Absolute Bans on the Registration of Product
Shape Marks - A Breach of International Law?
* 8: Michael Handler: What Should Constitute Infringement of a
Non-Traditional Mark? The Role of "Trademark Use"
* 9: Hoachen Sun: Protecting Non-Traditional Trademarks in China: New
Opportunities and Challenges
* Part II: Assessing the Impact on Competition and Culture
* 10: Gustavo Ghidini: The Protection of (Three-Dimensional) Shape
Trademarks and Its Implications for the Protection of Competition
* 11: J. Glynn Lunney: Non-Traditional Trademarks: The Error Costs of
Making an Exception the Rule
* 12: Lavinia Brancusi: Assessing the Impact of Non-Traditional Marks:
A European Union Competition Law Analysis
* 13: Carolina Castaldi: The Economics and Management of
Non-Traditional Marks: Why, How Much, What and Who
* 14: Arul Scaria and Kavya Susan Mammen: Non-Traditional Marks on
Pharmaceutical Products: Non-Traditional Barriers to Access to
Medicine?
* 15: Irene Calboli: Hands Off "My" Colors, Patterns, and Shapes! How
Non-Traditional Trademarks Promote Standardization and May Negatively
Impact Creativity and Innovation
* 16: Martin Senftleben: A Clash of Culture and Commerce:
Non-Traditional Marks and the Impediment of Cyclic Cultural
Innovation
* 17: Lisa Ramsey: Non-Traditional Marks and Inherently Valuable
Expression
* 18: Katya Assaf: Non-Traditional Trademark Protection as
(Non-Traditional) Means of Cultural Control