Common Principles of European Intellectual Property Law

Gibt es im EU-Recht allgemeine Grundsätze, die auf sämtliche Rechte des geistigen Eigentums Anwendung finden? Die Autoren dieses Bandes erörtern die Berechtigung und die Methodik dieses Ansatzes und wenden ihn auf Teilfragen des geistigen Eigentums wie Schutzvoraussetzungen, Störerhaftung, Schranken oder das Verhältnis zwischen Immaterialgüter- und Wettbewerbsrecht an.I. Starting Points
Ansgar Ohly: Introduction: The Quest for Common Principles of European IP Law: Useful, Futile, Dangerous? - Gerhard Dannemann: The Working Method of the Acquis Group - A Model?
II. Substantive Intellectual Property Law
Alberto Musso: Grounds of Protection: How far does the Incentive Paradigm Carry? - Annette Kur: Two-tier protection: Designs and Databases as Models? - Matthias Leistner: Common Principles of Secondary Liability? - Jean-Luc Piotraut: Limitations and Exceptions: Towards a European »Fair Use« Doctrine? - Jens Schovsbo: Free Movement of Goods and Exhaustion - Igor B. Nestoruk: Common Principles of European IP Law: a Polish Perspective
III. Enforcement and Fundamental Rights
Marcus Norrgård: Enforcement and Data Protection - Christophe Geiger: Intellectual Property and Fundamental Rights
IV. Intellectual Property and Competition
Steve Anderman: Intellectual Property and Competition Law - Dirk Visser: Intellectual Property and Unfair Competition Law - Vytautas Mizaras: The Relationship between Intellectual Property Rights, Protection against Unfair Competition and Unfair Commercial Practices: A Lithuanian Perspective