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Journal Article
Parsing the Evolution of China's Intellectual Property Governance and Protection Using a Mixed-Methods Approach
2021
Overview
Assessment of China's intellectual property governance and protection (IPG&P) ecosystem elicits polarizing debates on the manner and efficiency of the system, with theft of intellectual property being an allegation levelled at one extreme. A systematic understanding of the evolution of various components of China's IPG&P - specifically administrative and judicial enforcement procedures (as well as processes), i.e., the \"institutional behaviour\" in the PRC in the context of effective functioning of the IPG&P ecosystem - are few and far between. This paper attempts to redress some of those research gaps and goes a step further to establish that a priori the IPG&P ecosystem could be seen to have evolved in China (even) before that in the West. Additionally, among nation-states in the 21st century, the performance of China's IPG&P ecosystem has shown the best improvement, with the institutional structures in the PRC helping (not hindering) an efficient and effective functioning of the IPG&P ecosystem.
