CEU eTD Collection (2014); Gavric, Sabrina: Intellectual Property enforcement in cyberspace: a comparative study between the United States and the European Union

CEU Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2014
Author Gavric, Sabrina
Title Intellectual Property enforcement in cyberspace: a comparative study between the United States and the European Union
Summary This research is aimed at comparing legislation available in the United States and the European Union on enforcement of the intellectual property rights in the cyberspace. The comparison shows two possible solutions: the international and national level of regulating the issue. The efforts to internationally regulating this issue are studied trough the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, pointing the weaknesses and benefits of this legislation in both jurisdictions. Furthermore, the mentioned legislation is compared to the laws and regulations offered currently in each jurisdiction. The specific attention is given in this research paper to the French solution of the ‘three strike rule’ as possible future model for regulating the enforcement of the intellectual property rights in the cyberspace.
Supervisor Sganga, Caterina
Department Legal Studies LLM
Full texthttps://www.etd.ceu.edu/2014/gavric_sabrina.pdf

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