Trademarks in China: Enforcement and Infringement

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Chinastudies (BA)

Grootenhuis, Laura te (2018)

Trademarks in China: Enforcement and Infringement

Bachelor thesis | Chinastudies (BA)

Since the implementation of the first Trademark Law in 1982, the Chinese government has written, implemented and revised many laws regarding trademarks in China, and yet, new cases of counterfeit IPhone chargers and Nike footwear floating to the service can be considered an almost daily occurrence. Understanding China’s trademark laws, their enforcement, and why it so often goes awry is of great importance for understanding China’s stance on this issue.

China

Intellectual Property

History

World Trade Organisation (WTO)

World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO)

TRIPS Agreement

Trademark Law

Counterfeit Goods

Intellectual Property Rights

IPR