英文摘要 |
Developed countries leading by U. S. and Europe desire a higher level IP protection than recognized by WTO after TRIPs, while WTO attaches more importance to development agenda and at the same time it functions as a multilateral forum that inevitably hurdlesefficiency in negotiations. Being unsatisfied with what could be achieved through WTO, U. S. and other developed countries shift the forum from WTO to minilateralism by signing bilateral or plurilateral agreements with the willing. International IP regime witness a change to multipolarization. This could be both challenge and opportunity for China. China shall strive to improve its strength in innovation, and then increase the protection of IP by constructing higher standard and more comprehensive IP regime. Internationally, China shall learn to communicate with U. S., Europe and all the partners across the world by signing free trade agreements (FTA) that cover IP issues, and hence, draft and spread its own version of IP protection in FTA that suits its economic needs. |