Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar Fairness, Morality and Ordre Public in IP Book

Explore the complex relationship between ethical principles and intellectual property law with this academic text from Edward Elgar Publishing. As part of the ATRIP Intellectual Property series, this book examines how the concepts of fairness, morality, and ordre public function as tools to both justify and restrict IP rights. Written by an international team of subject matter experts, the content provides diverse perspectives on how these legal notions are applied across different rights and various contexts. The text addresses fundamental questions regarding which outcomes of IP use are considered fair or moral, who benefits from these definitions, and what criteria should be used to determine these legal standards. This book serves as a deep dive into the legal frameworks that govern IP, making it a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of ethics and law. It offers a clear look at how different legal systems and experts interpret the boundaries of intellectual property through the lens of public order and moral standards.