Intellectual Property Law in Malaysia by Tay Pek San

IF 0.3 4区社会学 Q4 HEALTH POLICY & SERVICES

Asian Journal of Wto & International Health Law and Policy Pub Date : 2021-07-28 DOI:10.33093/ajlp.2021.6

Dennis W. K. Khong

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Abstract

Book review of Tay Pek San, Intellectual Property in Malaysia (2nd edn, Sweet & Maxwell 2020), ISBN: 978-967-2339-89-2.

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马来西亚的知识产权法，Tay Pek San著

Tay Pek San书评，马来西亚知识产权(第二版，Sweet & Maxwell 2020)， ISBN: 978-967-2339-89-2。

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Asian Journal of Wto & International Health Law and Policy Multiple-

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0.90

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期刊介绍： After Taiwan became the 144th Member of the WTO on January 1 2002 and recognizing the importance of WTO research, the WTO Research Center was established at the NTU College of Law in January, 2003 in order to conduct the research on WTO matters more efficiently. The WTO Research Center was transformed into the Asian Center for WTO & International Health Law and Policy (hereinafter ACWH or the Center) in December, 2005 to reflect the broad research scope of the Center. The original focus of the center was only on international trade law. Now it covers three major fields of research and training interests, namely international economic law (mainly WTO and investment), international health law (including the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the International Health Regulations), and international arbitration (including commercial and investor-State arbitrations). ACWH is designed to closely monitor the development of WTO rules, conduct in-depth research on the effect of the WTO rules on Taiwan’s economy, and put forth policy proposals.