英文摘要 |
As a kind of cultural industry, the aboriginal cultural industry refers to an economic activity which is concerned about the aboriginal culture with the potential to generate income and jobs while at the same time developing of the aboriginal traditional industries. The promotion of the aboriginal cultural industry can reach a goal to make the aboriginal culture translate into economic value which improves the lives of the aboriginal people. In a word, the aboriginal cultural industry is characterized by cultural engagement and commercial practice. The development of the aboriginal cultural industry includes three important stages: R&D stage, commercialization stage, and brand management stage. There are different concerns and developing strategies in each stage. In order to promote the aboriginal cultural industry in Taiwan, it depends heavily on two legal protections:the New Protection Act for the Traditional Intellectual Creations of Indigenous Peoples and IPR (intellectual property rights) laws. Thus, focusing on the 'R&D' stage of the aboriginal cultural industry, this article tries to model a legal support system which accommodates useful information about the sampling license issue and the important IPR legal protection for aboriginal cultural products. |