ISBN 9780199925971
Hardcover
Pagine 7039
Oxford University Press
Luglio 2012
Prezzo Euro 914.90(*)

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Provides the most current information on how to obtain patents in over 200 countries, making this the most comprehensive and accurate survey of its kind In this easy-to-use, multi-volume format countries are arranged alphabetically and content has been standardized across each entry, saving researchers time and money. Regular electronic updates are available for subscribers between editions, providing readers with the most up to date content available The world of intellectual property has changed considerably during the last 30 years as a result of globalization and the inception of the Internet and digital era. Now, more than ever, in this constantly changing, fast-paced environment, patent and trademark professionals need complete, reliable and up-to-date information on the local IP practice for countries throughout the world in order to protect their IP assets globally. To satisfy that need, Oxford University Press and Equerion Information Services have partnered to publish the World Manual on Patents. Updated and reissued annually in 6 convenient paperback volumes, this work includes the practice, proceedings, and application handling for patents in more than 200 jurisdictions. The information is collected from official trademark and patent offices, specialized publications, and web sites. A worldwide network of local associates in more than 100 law firms is used to verify the accuracy of the data. This product is updated and published yearly. World Manual on Trademarks and World Manual on Utility Models, Industrial Models, and Designs are also available. Readership: The primary market for the book are law-firm and in-house IP attorneys, both in the U.S. and abroad, who are seeking a comparative overview of IP law and proceedings and who are managing, monitoring, and handling IP applications abroad. Secondary markets exist among schools and governmental agencies.

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