Interfaces of Intellectual Property Law

The book explores the intricate relationships and interactions between intellectual property law and various other legal fields, including public, commercial, and technology law. It delves into the coexistence of intellectual property law with constitutional law, human rights, environmental law, and biodiversity law. Overall, it aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how intellectual property law intersects with these diverse legal areas from public, commercial, and technological perspectives.

Key Features:

• Delves into the literature on the interfaces of intellectual property with reference to human rights, technology, internet, traditional knowledge, biodiversity, neighboring and allied rights, public domain, competition law and the media 
• Reviews the evolution of Intellectual Property laws from the 19th-century conventions to the post-TRIPS era
• Includes important judicial developments and recent legislative changes
• Useful for students, academicians, scholars from various disciplines, corporate professionals, and anyone interested in IP rights