Intellectual Property Law and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Ieem and International Intellectual Property Law)
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Intellectual Property Law and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Ieem and International Intellectual Property Law)

by Christopher Heath, Anselm Kamperman Sanders, Anke Moerland

Law Technology international law Intellectual Property
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Intellectual Property Law and the Fourth Industrial Revolution examines the relationship between intellectual property and major technological change. With an international legal focus, this work offers readers a structured perspective on how evolving industrial developments relate to established intellectual property frameworks.

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This book explores intellectual property law in relation to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

It presents an international perspective on the legal issues associated with technological change and innovation.

Written by Christopher Heath, Anselm Kamperman Sanders, and Anke Moerland, the work considers the interaction between intellectual property and evolving industrial developments.

It is intended for readers seeking a focused study of contemporary intellectual property law in an international context.

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