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Gurry, Francis Gerard was born on May 17, 1951 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Son of Raymond Paul and Eileen Gurry.
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International Intellectual Property in an Integrated World Economy provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the global system regulating intellectual property rights. The authors use meticulously selected case decisions from different national, regional, and multilateral courts and dispute settlement bodies to illustrate the application of legal principles, as well as to introduce the impact the treatment of intellectual property rights may have on a range of social and economic interests.
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International Intellectual Property in an Integrated World Economy features a comprehensive introduction to the global system regulating the field of intellectual property rights, including how the treatment of IP may affect a broad range of social and political interests. The updated third edition includes discussion of important jurisprudential developments, including recent EU Court of Justice decisions clarifying permissible acts in relation to copyrighted computer software, Indian Supreme Court case law involving patentability standards, and US Supreme Court decisions adopting international exhaustion for copyright. Key New Features • Inclusion of important jurisprudential developments, including recent EU Court of Justice decisions clarifying permissible acts in relation to copyrighted computer software and restricting enforcement of intellectual property rights in relation to goods in transit; Indian Supreme Court case law involving patentability standards, and; US Supreme Court decisions adopting international exhaustion for copyright, and limiting patentability of genetic materials and information found in nature. • Explains the new European Union Patent System, as well as the new EU IP border measures regulation • Describes developments relating to investment and trade disputes involving patents and trademark • Reviews ongoing regional and plurilateral trade and investment negotiation
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This is a reissue of Gurry's definitive study of Breach of Confidence. Though much has changed since the book first appeared in 1984, the quality of this study is such that it remains in constant demand among practitioners and scholars. The revolution in intellectual property law and the protection of trade secrets in partiular requires lawyers to approach the subject with increasing sophistication and clarity, qualities which Gurry's classic study exhibits in abundance. Practising intellectual property lawyers, scholars of equity and restitution, competition law specialists.
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Engaging text, cases, and a wealth of excerpted materials place IP in a global context. International Intellectual Property in an Integrated World Economy illuminates the legal and technological considerations specific to international IP practice. Updated throughout, the Second Edition looks at current and evolving topics that span the globe, including cutting-edge and high-interest issues such as the role of IP in addressing climate change, the evolving IP landscape in China and India, and the new "plurilateral" focus on enforcement. Highly teachable, this casebook features: • a close look at the roles of multilateral organizations in the regulation of IP • a survey of major regional organizations, such as the European Union, the European Patent Office, and the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization • a guide to multilateral and regional trade agreements and the mechanisms for their enforcement • introduction to the fundamental principles of IP law, illustrated through case law from various jurisdictions • detailed discussion of the role of new technologies in the international IP system • lucid and engaging text, notes, questions, and problems • excerpts by IP and policy leading scholars The timely Second Edition examines: • tensions and litigation involving IP owners in emerging markets • progress on the Work Program of the WIPO Development Agenda • IP developments in Europe, including changes brought about by the EU's Lisbon Treaty, and progress on the Community Patent • US cases, such as Costco v. Omega, Bilski v. Kappos, and AMP v. USPTO
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The 1990s will be remembered as an era of prodigious expansion in world trade. Suddenly--for reasons encompassing irresistible new on-line technology, a vastly greater geographic reach, and sheer volume of goods and services--the old intellectual property (IP) laws and protocols long respected by international business became woefully inadequate. As a result, this masterful one-volume introduction to the new global regime of IP law fills an urgent need. Immediately recognized as the landmark work in its field, The International Intellectual Property System gives business lawyers everywhere the organized materials and expert commentary they need to protect IP rights on a global scale--and provides law students with an authoritative annotated survey of the relevant conventions, treaties, and laws both regional and national, as well as significant court interpretations in various jurisdictions. The book offers in-depth analysis of: • current international norms in the fields of patent, copyright, and trademark rights • national and most favored treatment in the granting of IP rights • regulation of IP rights in the European Union (EU) • enforcement under international legal instruments as well as under EU and US laws • such emerging areas as governance of IP rights on the Internet and in electronic commerce
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Gurry, Francis Gerard was born on May 17, 1951 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Son of Raymond Paul and Eileen Gurry.
University of Melbourne, 1969-1973, Bachelor of Laws (Honours), 1974-1975, Master of Laws. Cambridge University, 1976-1979, Doctor of Philosophy. Spoken languages: English, French.
Solicitor Arthur Robinson & Company, Melbourne, 1974-1976. Senior lecturer law University Melbourne, 1979-1983. Visiting professor University Dijon, France, 1983.
Solicitor Freehill, Hollingdale & Page, Sydney, 1984. Consultant, senior program officer World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 1985—1988, head industrial property law section, 1988—1990, special assistant to the director general, director counsellor, 1990—1993, director arbitration and mediation center, 1993—1997, acting legal counsel, 1996—1997, legal counsel, 1997—1999, assistant director general, legal counsel, 1999—2003, deputy director general, 2003—2008, director general, since 2008. Advisory board University Cambridge Center Intellectual Property and Information Law, University Melbourne Intellectual Property Research Institute Australia, Indian Journal Intellectual Property, International Review Industrial Property and Copyright Law, SCRIPT-ed A Journal Law, Technology & Society.
(International Intellectual Property in an Integrated Worl...)
(International Intellectual Property in an Integrated W...)
(Engaging text, cases, and a wealth of excerpted materials...)
(The 1990s will be remembered as an era of prodigious expa...)
(This is a reissue of Gurry's definitive study of Breach o...)
Governing board International School Geneva, 1996—1999. Fellow Chartered Institute Arbitrators. Member International Federation Commercial Arbitration Institutions (vice president, 1996-1999).
Married Sylvie Marie Annick Veit, August 20, 1983. Children: Thomas Jerome, Celine Elisabeth, Emma Claire.