Reasons for the birth of international intellectual property law

The emergence and development of international intellectual property law is closely related to the needs of enterprises and countries for intellectual property protection.

Main reasons:

1. The promotion of globalization: With the continuous promotion of globalization, the demand for transnational protection of intellectual property rights is increasing. Intellectual property plays an increasingly important role in international trade and has become one of the key factors in competition among countries. The birth of international intellectual property law just meets this demand.

2. Promote technological innovation: Technological innovation is one of the main driving forces of intellectual property protection. In order to encourage and protect technological innovation, it is necessary to establish a global intellectual property protection system to ensure the legitimacy and protection of intellectual property rights.

3. Transnational nature of intellectual property rights: Intellectual property rights are transnational and cross-disciplinary, and a global protection mechanism needs to be established. The birth of international intellectual property law provides a legal basis and guarantee for transnational intellectual property protection.

Summary of international intellectual property law;

1. International Patent Law: It mainly includes Paris Convention, Patent Cooperation Treaty and other international conventions. These conventions stipulate the procedures and requirements for international patent applications and provide an international patent protection mechanism.

2. International trademark law: mainly including Madrid Agreement, Vienna Agreement, International Classification of Trademark Legal Protection and other international conventions. These conventions stipulate the procedures and requirements for international registration of trademarks and provide an international trademark protection mechanism.

3. International copyright law: mainly including Berne Convention, Rome Convention and TRIPS Agreement. These conventions stipulate the international protection mechanism and scope of copyright.

4. International professional technical standards law: mainly including WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade and other international conventions. These conventions stipulate the international coordination mechanism of technical standards and the scope of application of standards.