ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes: Global Trends and the Need for Capacity Building in Bangladesh

ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes: Global Trends and the Need for Capacity Building in Bangladesh The objective of this article is to evaluate the obstacles associated with the implementation of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in the intellectual property landscape of Bangladesh and to propose potential solutions. There are three distinct components to the article’s structure. The initial section commences with a preliminary discussion of the theoretical foundation and benefits of ADR, followed by a comprehensive examination of ADR procedures as delineated in various intellectual property (IP) treaties. In addition to the provisions in international legal texts, ADR practices in certain developed countries’ IP regime are also referenced to facilitate a comparative analysis. The final section examines the advantages and challenges of implementing ADR provisions in various IP legislations in Bangladesh, as well as offers some recommendations for refinement.

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Nederlands-Vlaams tijdschrift voor mediation en conflictmanagement
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.5553/tmd/138638782025028003004
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Intellectual Property and Patents
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ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes: Global Trends and the Need for Capacity Building in Bangladesh

Tasnim Tasnim, Mohammad Towhidul Islam
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ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes: Global Trends and the Need for Capacity Building in Bangladesh

Tasnim Tasnim, Mohammad Towhidul Islam
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ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes: Global Trends and the Need for Capacity Building in Bangladesh The objective of this article is to evaluate the obstacles associated with the implementation of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in the intellectual property landscape of Bangladesh and to propose potential solutions. There are three distinct components to the article’s structure. The initial section commences with a preliminary discussion of the theoretical foundation and benefits of ADR, followed by a comprehensive examination of ADR procedures as delineated in various intellectual property (IP) treaties. In addition to the provisions in international legal texts, ADR practices in certain developed countries’ IP regime are also referenced to facilitate a comparative analysis. The final section examines the advantages and challenges of implementing ADR provisions in various IP legislations in Bangladesh, as well as offers some recommendations for refinement.

Nederlands-Vlaams tijdschrift voor mediation en conflictmanagementVol. 28(3)
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Intellectual Property and Patents
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