Piracy and the State

Discover the intricate relationship between intellectual property rights and state capacity in Piracy and the State by Martin Dimitrov. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2012, this insightful paperback spans 326 pages and provides a comprehensive examination of IPR enforcement in China, exploring various subtypes of intellectual property. Dimitrov's work stands out as the first systematic analysis of this critical issue, enriched by extensive fieldwork conducted not only in China but also across five other countries. This book is essential for anyone interested in the complexities of counterfeiting, patent laws, and trademarks within the context of law and governance. Dive into the challenges and strategies surrounding intellectual property in a globalized world and understand how state capacity influences piracy and enforcement. Perfect for scholars, legal professionals, and anyone passionate about the evolving landscape of intellectual property.