Intellectual Rights 24. Volume 2
When reviewing the articles in number 24 of “Intellectual Rights”, our flagship publication, the following words come to mind: Youth and democracy. Youth, because most of the articles contained in the two volumes were written by young members of the association who with their curiosity and interest illustrate in these pages about the various issues that concern them. Democracy, because the essays published in this book cover almost the entire spectrum of intellectual property, from classic topics such as trademark protection and copyright to artificial intelligence through traditional knowledge, genetic resources, law to the personal image, the use of mediation to prosecute crimes against intellectual property and criminal liability of legal persons. If the basis of democratic states is legal security and the existence of clear rules of law, all of our collaborators help us to better understand the current regulations on intellectual property.
- Elisabeth Siemsen