International IPRs Protection System
摘要
The international protection of IPRs is an inherent component of the modern IPRs regime. Emerging in the 1880s, the international IPRs protection system has now evolved into a set of conventional practices in global economic, cultural, scientific, and trade relations. This system, primarily embodied in foundational international treaties such as the Paris Convention, the Berne Convention and the TRIPS Agreement, and co-ordinated by relevant international organisations including WIPO and WTO, integrates the IPRs regimes of various countries to form an international legal framework for IPRs protection. Under this framework, domestically developed IPRs regimes of various countries have gradually embarked on a path of integration and internationalisation.