On the 18th we start with the quiz announced on property law in general. Next, the class will introduce intellectual property rights, theory and categories. The roles for the upcoming debate will also be distributed. Two moderators are needed (one for the group in favor of current IPlaws, and the other for the team that will be debating against them), also two annotators that should keep records on the discussion and present a report. Volunteers are welcome.
Final paper list of approved topics so far:
1. Rosa and Emmi: LEB, to be narrowed.
2. Satu and Sebastian: Balancing digital rights in Europe
3. Benjamin and Julien: EU policy on Digital rights. The French approach.
4. Maria: IPlaws (pending details)
5. Jesse and Julius Hyppönen: EU policy on digital rights: current issues and expected developments (ACTA)
6. Riku Juuso and Tuomas Pasanen: EU policy on digital rights
7. Miikka: Trademarks and Patent laws, pending specific issue.
8. Qi and Haoyi: Are IPL needed or imposed onto China?
9. Ignatious, Ez and Lauri: Laws affecting oil trade (needs to be specified, and put into a narrow context)
10. Joonas and Juliane: Copyrights and marketing
11. Qi Zeng and Haoyi Sun: Intellectual property rights in China: needed or imposed?
12. Tomi and Henri: Practical assessment of the LEB in Finland (loans)
13. Janne and Juha: The IPlaws "Censorship effect"
Your final grade on the paper will be reduced up to 10% if the topic has not been approved in advance.
1. Rosa and Emmi: LEB, to be narrowed.
2. Satu and Sebastian: Balancing digital rights in Europe
3. Benjamin and Julien: EU policy on Digital rights. The French approach.
4. Maria: IPlaws (pending details)
5. Jesse and Julius Hyppönen: EU policy on digital rights: current issues and expected developments (ACTA)
6. Riku Juuso and Tuomas Pasanen: EU policy on digital rights
7. Miikka: Trademarks and Patent laws, pending specific issue.
8. Qi and Haoyi: Are IPL needed or imposed onto China?
9. Ignatious, Ez and Lauri: Laws affecting oil trade (needs to be specified, and put into a narrow context)
10. Joonas and Juliane: Copyrights and marketing
11. Qi Zeng and Haoyi Sun: Intellectual property rights in China: needed or imposed?
12. Tomi and Henri: Practical assessment of the LEB in Finland (loans)
13. Janne and Juha: The IPlaws "Censorship effect"
Your final grade on the paper will be reduced up to 10% if the topic has not been approved in advance.
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