When he visited Stockholm last month IPKat team blogger Jeremy met
Rui Yuan, a very enthusiastic Chinese student who has been studying in Sweden. She has produced a 25,000 word dissertatation under the title "The protection of GIs in the EU and in China -- and possible lessons to be learned". The Kat knows that he has a lot of readers who are interested in geographical indications, so he writes to say that, if you'd like to read this dissertation (which is illustrated and contains some comments of high relevance to anyone interested in GI protection from a developing economy's perspective), please email him
here and a copy will be duly sent to you. Rui Yuan will be pleased to receive your comments (you can email her
here).
When he visited Stockholm last month IPKat team blogger Jeremy met Rui Yuan, a very enthusiastic Chinese student who has been studying in Sweden. She has produced a 25,000 word dissertatation under the title "The protection of GIs in the EU and in China -- and possible lessons to be learned". The Kat knows that he has a lot of readers who are interested in geographical indications, so he writes to say that, if you'd like to read this dissertation (which is illustrated and contains some comments of high relevance to anyone interested in GI protection from a developing economy's perspective), please email him here and a copy will be duly sent to you. Rui Yuan will be pleased to receive your comments (you can email her here).