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1、国际知识产权法教学大纲课程英文名Basics of International Intellectual Property Law课程代码N0301Z12学分2总学时32理论学时32实验/实践学时 0课程类别专业课课程性质任选先修课程知识产权法总论适用专业知识产权开课学院法学院执笔人审定人制定时间2022年05月一、课程地位与课程目标(-)课程地位本课程是面向知识产权专业学生的专业选修课。国际知识产权法产生于国际间的知识产权合 作，其表现形式为国际条约。国际知识产权法在知识经济时代已日趋重要，应为知识产权专业学 生所了解和掌握。(-)课程目标1 .学习知识产权的定义、特点、分类和取得方式；2

2、.学习知识产权在国际层面下的机会和问题、各国知识产权制度的差异以及国际协调；3 .学习有关知识产权的重要国际组织以及它们所管理的有关知识产权的国际公约；4 .学习专利的特点、历史以及各国专利保护的差异和主要争论点；5 .学习商标的特点、历史以及各国商标保护的差异和主要争论点；6 .学习版权的特点、历史以及各国版权保护的差异和主要争论点；二、课程目标达成的途径与方法1 .课堂教学：准备有情趣的学习内容，创设轻松愉快的课堂氛围。2 .课堂讨论：设计多种多样的选择题、案例题供学生讨论。3 .课外作业：翻译教材段落，培养学生实际应用能力；4 .小组作业：小组合作，口头展示，培养学生的团队精神。三、课程

3、主要内容与基本要求第一章国际知识产权法导论掌握知识产权的定义、分类和特点，掌握知识产权垄断权的有关限制，了解知识产权取得的 方式。第二章国际环境下的知识产权了解知识产权在国际环境下的重要性，理解各国知识产权制度存在差异的主要原因，掌握知 识产权在国际层面卜的特殊机会和问题，掌握知识产权国际协调的方式。第三章国际知识产权组织了解国际知识产权组织的职责，掌握世界贸易组织和世界知识产权组织的产生、目标和相关 职责，了解欧盟和北美自由贸易协定。第四章国际知识产权公约、条约和协定掌握世界贸易组织管理的国际知识产权公约、条约和协定，了解其它国际知识产权公约。第五章专利和相关权掌握专利的定义、获得专利授权的

4、条件、专利的保护年限、审查专利申请的机构以及专利申 请所包含的文件种类，熟悉专利法发展的历史，掌握各国专利制度的差异以及主要的国际争论点。第六章商标和相似标志掌握商标的定义、保护商标的目的、商标的功能及种类，熟悉商标法发展的历史，掌握各国 商标制度的差异以及主要的国际争论点。第七章版权和邻接权掌握版权和邻接权的定义、作品获得版权保护的条件、保护版权的目的和版权的财产权和人 身权，熟悉版权法发展的历史，掌握各国版权制度的差异以及主要的国际争论点。四、课程学时安排章节号教学内容学时数学生任务对应课程目标第一章国际知识产权法导论4课前自学第一章的内容课程目标1第二章国际环境下的知识产权8课后完成第二

5、章的难点段 落翻译课程目标2第三章国际知识产权组织4课前自学第三章的内容课程目标3第四章国际知识产权公约、条约和协 定4课堂听写专业术语课程目标3第五章专利和相关权4课后完成第五章的难点段 落翻译课程目标4第六章商标和相似标志4课堂听写专业术语课程目标5第七章版权和邻接权4课前自学第七章的内容课程目标6五、考核方式及成绩评定考核内容考核方式评定标准（依据）占总成绩比例过程考核到课率、课堂讨论发言、平时作 也，口头展示C各占5%20%期末考核论文格式、论述内容80%考核类别考查成绩登记方式百分制六、推荐教材与主要参考书（一）推荐教材：Letterman, G. Gregory: Basics o

6、f International Intellectual Property Law, Transnational Publishers, Inc. 2001, U. S. A.（二）主要参考书：1. WIPO: Introduction to Intellectual Property Theory and Practice, by Kluwer Law International, 1997 edit, Holland.2. P. Geller: International Copyright Law and Practice, by Mathew Bender, 2002 edit, U.

7、 S. A.3. Margreth Barrett: Intellectual Property, West Publishing Co. 1995.4. Gorman and Ginsburg: Copyright for the nineties, by Michie Company, 1994 edit, U. S.A Teaching Outline for the Course ofInternational Intellectual Property LawCourseTitleBasics of International Intellectual Property LawCou

8、rse No.N0301Z12Credit2Class Hour32Theory Hour32Practice Hour0Kind of the CourseProfessionalNature of the CourseSelectiveBasic Knowledge ReguiredIP LawGiven toMajors of Intellectual PropertyGiven byLaw SchoolCompiled byLiu ZhengRevised byMaking TimeMay, 20181. The Status and the Aim of the Course1.1

9、The Status of the CourseThis course is a professional selection course set up for the students majoring in intellectual property. International law of IP is the result of harmonization in the field IP through international efforts in the form of international treaties. It becomes even more important

10、 in the times of knowledge-based economy. So it is a necessary course for intellectual property majors in China.1. 2 The Aim of the Course1. 2. 1 Study the definition, the feature, the division and the getting method of intellectual property.2. 2. 2 Study the chances and issues of intellectual prope

11、rty in the international context. Study the differences and international harmonization of national intellectual property laws.3. 2.3 Get to know some important international organizations of IP and the relevant international treaties administered by them.4. 2. 4 Study the nature, the history of pat

12、ent and the principal differences among national patent systems and the major international points of contention in patent protection.5. 2. 5 Study the nature, the history of trademark and the principal differences among national patent systems and the major international points of contention in pat

13、ent protection.6. 2. 6 Study the nature, the history of copyright and the principal differences among national patent systems and the major international points of contention in patent protection.2 The Approaches and Methods of Attaining the Course Aims2. 1 Classroom Teaching: Prepaiing interesting

14、study contents and creating happy study atmosphere.3. 2 Classroom Discussion: Selecting various choice questions and case problems for students to discuss.4. 3 Homework: Translating some paragraphs of the teaching materials and cultivating the students practical application ability.5. 4 Group Work:

15、Cooperating between group members and making oral presentation in order to improve the team spirit of the students.3 The Main Contents and Basic RequirementsChapter 1 Intellectual Property ( “IP ) GenerallyMaster the definition, the division and the feature of IP. Master some 1 imitations on the mon

16、opoly rights of IP. Get to know the methods of getting IP rights.Chapter 2 Intellectual Property ( IP ) GenerallyGet to know the importance of IP in the international context. Understand the major reasons why there are differences among national IP laws. Master the special chances and issues of IP i

17、n the international context. Master the methods of international harmonization of IP.Chapter 3 Multilateral/International IP Organizations GenerallyGet to know the duties of international IP organizations. Master the establishment, the objectives and the duties of WTO and WIPO. Get to know the EU an

18、d the NAFTA.Chapter 4 IP Conventions, Treaties, Agreements, and Similar UndertakingsMaster the international IP conventions, treaties and agreements administered by WIPO. Get to know some other international IP treaties.Chapter 5 Patents and Related PropertyMaster the definition of patent, the condi

19、tions of getting patent, the protection period of patent, the institutes of examining patent appl ications and the documents of applying for patent. Try to be familiar with the history of patent law. Master the principal differences among national patent systems and the major international points of

20、 contention in patent protection.Chapter 6 Trademarks and Similar MarksMaster the definition of trademark, the purposes of protection trademark, the function and the categories of trademark. Try to be familiar with the history of trademark law. Master the principal differences among national patent

21、systems and the majorinternational points of contention in trademark protection.Chapter 7 Copyrights and Neighboring RightsMaster the definition of copyright and neighboring rights, the conditions of getting copyrightable works, the purposes of protecting copyright and the economic rights and moral

22、rights of copyright. Try to be familiar with the history of copyright law. Master the principal differences among national patent systems and the major international points of contention in copyright protection.4 The Number of Classes Arranged for TeachingChapter No.Teaching ContentsClassHoursStuden

23、ts TasksCorrespondingAimsChapter1Intellectual Property (“IP” ) Generally4Studying independently chapterl before classCourse Aim 1Chapter2IP in an International Context8Finishing the translation of the certain paragraph of chapter2 after classCourse Aim 2Chapter3Mu Iti1atera1/1nternationa1 IP Organiz

24、ations Generally4Studying independently chapters before classCourse Aim 3Chapter!IP Conventions, Treaties, Agreements, and Similar Undertakings4Having a dictation of some technical terms in classCourse Aim 3Chapter5Patents and RelatedProperty4Finishing the translation of the certain paragraph of cha

25、pter2 after classCourse Aim 4Chapter6Trademarks and SimilarMarks4Having a dictation of some technical terms in classCourse Aim 5Chapter7Copyrights and Neighboring Rights4Studying independently chapter? before classCourse Aim 65. Ways of EvaluationContents of EvaluationMethods of EvaluationCriteria o

26、f EvaluationProportion ofTotalAchievementsEvaluation ofProcessesAttendance、 discussion、 homework, presentationEach counting for 5%20%FinalEvaluationPaperFormat and contents80%Type of EvaluationCheckAchievementRegistrationMethodCentesimal System6. Suggested reference books6. 1 Recommendable textbook：

27、Letterman, G. Gregory: Basics of International Intellectual Property Law, Transnational Publishers, Inc. 2001, U.S.A.6.2 Main references：6. 2.1 WIPO: Introduction to Intellectual Property Theory and Practice, by Kluwer Law International, 1997 edit, Holland.6. 2.2 P. Geller: International Copyright Law and Practice, by Mathew Bonder, 2002 edit, U. S. A.6. 2. 3 Margreth Barrett: Intellectual Property, West Publishing Co. 1995.6. 2. 4 Gorman and Ginsburg: Copyright for the nineties, by Michie Company, 1994 edit, U. S.