Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property

Papers
(The TQCC of Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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The nostalgia of copyright: how performers make movies, and other sounds of authorship8
Sword of Damocles? Assessing the anti-suit injunction of standard essential patents in China7
Preventing indigenous elements from being registered as trademarks: a comparison of approaches across countries6
Living in the pastiche: from Barbieland to Computer World, all the world’s a paste3
Geographical Indications for agricultural products and foodstuffs in the EU: to what extent does the protection level match the scope of the subject matter?3
Reformation of the Iraqi legal system by the Coalition Provisional Authority after 2003 as an attempt towards WTO affiliation2
Fake news and copyright2
Judicial and legislative approaches to employee patent rights in France1
Liabilities of virtual world developers as intermediary service providers: the case of Second Life1
Punitive damages in trademark infringement disputes in China: challenges and prospects1
The thousand-and-second tale of NFTs, as foretold by Edgar Allan Poe1
Photographs in court: copyright adjudication as a contextual element of a photograph’s meaning1
Transfer of technology: a North-South debate?1
Book review: Duncan Matthews and Paul Torremans (eds), European Patent Law: The Unified Patent Court and the European Patent Convention (De Gruyter, Berlin and Boston 2023) 590 pp.1
Camp and patent law1
Reconstructing the copyright idea/expression dichotomy for video games1
The Herchel Smith Intellectual Property Lecture 2022*The UK courts' striving for consistency with international decisions in patent law1
What do clients presume about women in intellectual property? Voices from Australia and New Zealand1
Does the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 accommodate a right to object to destruction?1
Nature of a film contributing author’s ‘right to royalty’ under Indian copyright law: an analysis0
Artificial intelligence and patents: DABUS and methods for attracting enhanced attention to inventors0
Pharmaceutical corporate power, traditional medical knowledge, and intellectual property governance in China0
Predatory ‘patents’ and design deceit: when the intellectual property system is recruited in academic fraud0
Let a thousand Flowers bloom? Music and the cultural bias of copyright0
A reply to: Chorzów Factory – intellectual property and the continuity of international law in investor-state dispute settlement0
On the legal interpretation of parody in the new Copyright Law of China0
Copyright as welfare right: a comment on the UK Intellectual Property Office Consultation on copyright and artificial intelligence (AI) OR ‘You didn’t tell me you didn’t want me to steal your Mars bar0
Recent developments in the regulation of cross-border technology and licensing agreements in Nigeria0
Public engagement with IP issues through digital activism and Select Committees: a case study on the #BrokenRecord campaigns on music streaming0
Explaining the ‘low and unexplainable’ patent damages in China: an empirical analysis of 992 judicial opinions0
Local working of pharmaceutical patents in India: an empirical exploration into its determinants0
The reform of passing off in Chinese Law: effects of the 2017 revision of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law0
Book review: Eleonora Rosati, Copyright and the Court of Justice of the European Union (2nd Edition, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2023) 512 pp.0
‘Because I said so?’ Revisiting the ‘letters’ in early modern letters patent0
People or patents, inventors or owners: why the Supreme Court decision on artificial intelligence and invention in Thaler is significant for all intellectual property0
The world’s first completed copyright case of NFT works: Shenzhen Golden Idea Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd. v Hangzhou Bigverse Technology Co., Ltd.0
‘I think you’re a liar!’ Ladies Lounge, Picassos in toilets, and other original performances of conceptual art0
Divergence of UK law from EU law after Brexit: the example of intellectual property. The 22nd Burrell Lecture*0
Colombian assignment of copyright: a paradigmatic case0
Book review: Kathy Bowrey, Copyright, Creativity, Big Media and Cultural Value: Incorporating the Author (Routledge, Abingdon 2021) 228 pp.0
Community design infringement test before the General Court – an unfortunate setback0
Protection of farmers’ rights to plant varieties under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture: focusing on India and Thailand0
Mutagenesis, ‘essentially biological processes’ and patent exceptions0
Access and benefit-sharing in China: exploring the extent to which China fulfils the obligations of the Nagoya Protocol0
An active exploration of global licensing rate adjudication methods for standard essential patents: the Chinese OPPO v Nokia case*0
China’s international cooperation: assisting developing countries to build intellectual property systems0
Reasonable measures to protect software’s functionality as a trade secret in software licensing: a lesson from Turret Labs USA, Inc. v CargoSprint, LLC0
Should the artist’s resale right be introduced in China?0
The world’s first case involving a generative artificial intelligence: Shanghai Xinchuanghua Cultural Development Co Ltd v AI Company (pseudonym)0
Restricted access Book review: David Newhoff, Who Invented Oscar Wilde? The Photograph at the Center of Modern American Copyright (Potomac Books, Dulles, VA 2020) 282 pp.0
Is copyright some kind of funhouse? The literary work of character, storyworlds, and the play of adaptation0
SEPs licensing across the supply chain: an antitrust perspective0
Overcoming the barriers to the globalization of the resale right: clarifying its economic impact on the art market*0
Book review: Emily Hudson, Drafting Copyright Exceptions: From the Law in Books to the Law in Action (Cambridge University Press, 2020), 380 pp.0
Public order and morality in China's Trademark Law: a vague scrutiny based on political order and social morals0
Demystifying China’s trade secrets law in action: a statistical analysis0
Book review: Henning Hartwig (ed.), Research Handbook on Design Law (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham 2021) 584 pp.0
Cognitive efficiency in cases about nonliteral copying of game mechanics: lessons from Chinese practice0
Book review: Enrico Bonadio, Copyright in the Street: An Oral History of Creative Processes in Street Art and Graffiti Subcultures (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2023) 176 pp.0
Live broadcasting of sporting events: a trigger to the revolutionary reform of Chinese copyright law by transforming the condition of originality0
Old wine in a new bottle? Assessing the injunction remedy for intellectual property disputes in China0
From cultural symbols to commercial marks: a quantitative analysis of the trademark law protection of intangible cultural heritage in China0
Copyright and folklore in Ghana: a question of national treatment0
Fair use of trademarks in Chinese law: a daunting defence to trademark infringement0
From Banks to Shanks: the history of employee awards for patented inventions under the Patents Act 19770
Copyright, podcasts and crowdfunding: an ‘abundance model’ for an emerging medium?0
Hunting the standard of compensation – intellectual property, Chorzów Factory and investments: a response0
Remembering Professor Jānis Rozenfelds (1946–2022)0
Supplemental experimental data in Chinese pharmaceutical patent practice: acceptable or not?0
The legal boundary of data scraping*0
Software disruption as unfair competition: China’s experience in the legal regulation of technical behaviors0
The implementation of rights management information provisions in WIPO internet treaties: a comparative law perspective0
Conceptual confusing similarity and pictorial trade marks0
Challenges in developing the Chinese traditional medical knowledge databases in China0
Expanding Geographical Indication protection at any cost? A critique of the EU law of evocation0
The universe identification and sampling design of consumer surveys in trade mark lawsuits0
The intellectual property in sustainable fashion: standards are up to the mark0
Revisiting the working of patent requirements under Indian patent law0
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Book review: Andrea Zappalaglio, The Transformation of EU Geographical Indications Law: The Present, Past and Future of the Origin Link (Routledge, Abingdon 2021) 276 pp.0
Selfies in the public art gallery and copyright permissions0
Book review: Irini Stamatoudi (ed), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Cultural Heritage (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham 2022) 640 pp.0
Protection of sacred traditional cultural expressions: a perspective from Taiwan0
Licensing of standard essential patents in a developing economy: an Indian perspective0
Book review: Kung-Chung Liu, IP Laws and Regimes in Major Asian Economies: Combing Through Thousand Threads of IP to Peace in Asia (Routledge, Abingdon 2022) 256 pp.0
How Half-Causation can enlighten the drafting of patent claims0
Copyrightability of game rules in the United States and China0
A balanced approach to standard-essential patent disputes: from the perspective of the sustainability of technological resources0
A critical appraisal of farmers’ rights in the plant variety protection law of Bangladesh: reflections from international and Indian legal regimes0
Choose your plan: Amazon’s acquisition of MGM and the streaming wars for our cinematic heritage0
Treatment of intellectual property in the bankruptcy legal framework of the GCC states0
Book review: Patrick Masiyakurima, Copyright Protection of Unpublished Works in the Common Law World (Hart Publishing, Oxford 2020) 240 pp.0
Benefit-sharing model of traditional knowledge based on substantive fairness in China0
Page against the machine: the death of the author and the rise of the producer?0
Are Geographical Indications sustainable in the face of climate change?0
The refusal to license intellectual property as an antitrust violation in China: how should the current approach be improved?0
Choosing the lesser of two evils: reevaluating absolute protection of geographical indications0
Jurisdiction for intellectual property in Nigeria: the Supreme Court may be final but not infallible0
Book review: Luke McDonagh, Performing Copyright: Law, Theatre and Authorship (Hart, Oxford 2021) 256 pp.0
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SEPs infringement and competition law defence in German case law0
On the legal interpretation and protection of literary roles in China0
Is the registration system a prerequisite for the protection of traditional cultural expressions?0
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Dealing with the mailbox dilemma: tryst with TRIPS and Bangladesh’s pharmaceutical patent law0
Selected criminal trade mark cases in the annual Top Ten Intellectual Property Cases of the Supreme People’s Court of China0
Optimal licensing systems in Internet of Things ecosystems: the challenges of the exhaustion and value apportionment doctrines0
A competition law probe into abuse of dominant position by pharmaceutical patent holders: the Indian perspective0
Bridging Western norms and Chinese traditions: the evolution of access and benefit-sharing for traditional knowledge in China0
What IP owes to antitrust – and which IP paradigm is required to foster innovation and creativity in the digital era0
When games are the only fashion in town: Covid-19, Animal Crossing, and the future of fashion0
Act on Protection of Geographical Indications of Iran: in line or contradiction with international treaties0
Description of representation and indication of product under EU design law: a critical review of the tangle created in case T-202/22, TA Towers v EUIPO0
And just like that… he’s alive!1 Transactions in character from television to brand0
Book review: Karine E Peschard, Seed Activism: Patent Politics and Litigation in the Global South (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA 2022) 208 pp.0
Legal protection of traditional medicine knowledge as intellectual property of North Aceh communities0
The authorial fallacy: what literary theory, Roald Dahl, Donald Trump, and artificial intelligence have in common0
The mismatch between geographical indication protection against evocation and its underlying objectives0
A trade-based approach to resolving escalating FRAND-based disputes in the digital age0
Regeneron and Illumina: a case for (and against) ranges0
Copyright as welfare right: a comment on the UK Intellectual Property Office Consultation on copyright and artificial intelligence (AI) OR ‘You didn’t tell me you didn’t want me to steal your Mars bar0
Farewell to Nichols: property ascription and fictional character copyright0
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