Balance and Limitation of Intellectual Property Protection in China

Chenguo Zhang (China P. R. 1982) is Associate Professor at the KoGuan Law School, Shanghai Jiaotong University. She holds an LL.B. degree (Tsinghua University) and a master degree as well as Ph.D. (Dr. jur) in civil law and civil procedure law ( J.W. Goethe University Frankfurt a. M. in Germany). Chenguo Zhang received the grant of Excellence Initiative of Federal and the States Germany 2014-2018 and the holds the chair of Oriental Distinguished Professor at Universities in Shanghai.

1. The development of Chinese law under the international debate on adequate intellectual property protection.- 2. The New Right Limitation and Exception Rules in Chinese Copyright Law.- 3. Copyright and Human Rights: Why the Marrakesh Treaty Approach is Politically Correct but Legally Disputable.- 4. The music borrowing: Right Infringement or Freedom of Art?.- 5. Copyright Protection in the Live Broadcasting.- 6. Copyright Enforcement via Civil Damages Remedy.- 7. Empirical Research: Patent Litigation in the Beijing Courts.- 8. Critical Comments on the Third Amendment of Chinese Trademark Law.- 9. Comments on The Fourth Amendment to the Chinese Trademark Law.- 10. Three Opportunities for Research on the Interdisciplinary Field of “Intellectual Property and Judiciary”.