SYMPOSIUM
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ONLINE:
THE CHALLENGE OF MULTI-TERRITORIAL DISPUTES
Co-sponsored with the Brooklyn Law School
Center for the Study of International Business Law
October 8, 2004

PANEL I: RESOLUTION THROUGH CONFLICT OF LAWS

The ALI Principles on Transnational Intellectual Property Disputes:
Why Invite Conflicts?

A European Point of View on the ALI Principles—Intellectual Property:
Principles Governing Jurisdiction, Choice of Law, and Judgments in Transnational Disputes

Intellectual Property Rights, Conflict of Laws and International Jurisdiction:
Applicability of ALI Principles in Japan?

PANEL II: SUBSTANTIVE HARMONIZATION AND OTHER APPROACHES

Intellectual Property Politics and the Private International Law of Copyright Ownership

Trademarks and the Internet:
Resolution of International IP Disputes by Unilateral Application of U.S. Laws

Applicable Law:
An Alternative Proposal for International Regulation—The Max-Planck Project on International Jurisdiction and Choice of Law

ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

The Conundrum of Corporate Governance

NOTES

Complying with International Law:
A Call for Free and Fair Elections

Filtering the Smoke Out of Cigarette Websites:
A Technological Solution to Enforcing Judgments Against Offshore Websites

Judging the Judges:
Dispute Resolution at the Olympic Games

Rice and Cheese, Anyone?
The Fight over TRIPS Geographical Indications Continues

Brooklyn Journal of International Law Editorial Board