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Regifting, Signaling, and Implementation: Comparing China’s IP Commitments Across the 2026 NTE, Phase One, and the 2016 JCCT

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/04/02 • ( Leave a comment )

Seeking Truth Through Facts in Innovation & US-China Relations

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/02/01 • ( Leave a comment )

Reforms to China’s Patent Injunction Practice in a Domestic Comparative Perspective

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/01/29 • ( Leave a comment )

Upcoming Events – From Berkeley and Beyond

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/10/26 • ( Leave a comment )

Take Me Out to the Law Game: China’s Patent Linkage Doubleheader

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/07/05 • ( Leave a comment )

Transitioning to China’s New Patent and Copyright Laws on June 1: Where Have All the Implementing Regulations Gone?

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/05/28 • ( 1 Comment )

ABA Comments on draft NDRC IPR Abuse Guidelines

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/02/09 • ( Leave a comment )

Attached is the package submitted by the ABA Sections of Antitrust Law, IP Law, and International Law, commenting on the draft IP Misuse Antitrust Guidelines of the National Development and Reform Commission. The […]

SAIC Announces Its Latest Draft of IP Abuse Guidelines

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/02/07 • ( Leave a comment )

“[T]he word transparency [is] the ‘most opaque in the trade policy lexicon.’” Sylvia Ostry On Feb. 4, 2016, SAIC published for public comment its draft Guidelines On Anti-Trust Enforcement Against IP Abuse, […]

Of NDA’s and Smoking Guns: China’s Evolving Landscape of Trade Secret Protection

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/02/02 • ( Leave a comment )

A recent class at Fordham law school with seasoned IP lawyer Benjamin Bai, of Allen & Overy’s Shanghai office, brought home to me some of the differences in substantive technological secret protection […]

US-China Legal Exchange to Highlight IP Issues in Palo Alto and Washington DC

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/27 • ( 2 Comments )

The 20th annual US-China Legal Exchange will occur February 29 and March 2, 2016 n Palo Alto, California and at the USPTO in Alexandria, Virginia (near Washington, DC).  Registration and additional information […]

Slouching Towards Innovation – A Survey of the Surveys on China’s IP Environment

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/25 • ( 1 Comment )

Here is a summary of the business surveys on IP protection in China, drawn from the European Chamber of Commerce in China, Business Confidence Survey 2015 (June, 2015), the US China Business […]

How The Blog Did Last Year…

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/18 • ( Leave a comment )

Last year was another great year for the blog.  Our subscribers doubled, and our direct hits and page views increased by about 10% to over 55,000.  The proportion of non-United States readers […]

Justice Tao Kaiyuan and the Role of the Judiciary

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/17 • ( Leave a comment )

Justice Tao Kaiyuan of the Supreme People’s Court, who had been to the United States in 2015 delivering important speeches on rule of law, has recently published an article on “Giving Full […]

GAI’S Comments on NDRC’s IP Abuse Guidelines

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/17 • ( Leave a comment )

 “[T]he code is more what you’d call “guidelines” than actual rules” (Barbossa, Pirates of the Carribean, The Curse of the Black Pearl). Attached find the comments of the Global Antitrust Institute of […]

GAI Comments on SAIC IP Abuse Guidelines, NDRC’s Up For Comment

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2016/01/11 • ( Leave a comment )

Attached are the comments in English of the Global Antitrust Institute on SAIC’s draft IPR Abuse, as well as the Chinese Translation)  (received January 14 here at chinaipr.com) NDRC’s comments are also up […]

Deconstructing the State Council’s Opinion on Building a Strong IP Nation

By Mark A. Cohen (柯恒) on 2015/12/23 • ( 2 Comments )

The State Council has been publishing several opinions over the past few years in order to guide China’s efforts to become an innovative economy.  These include an opinion on cloud computing (Feb. […]

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About Mark Cohen

Mark Allen Cohen (柯恒} is a Distinguished Senior Fellow, Director and Lecturer of the Asia IP Project at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at the University of California, Berkeley.  In total, he has nearly 40 years of private sector, public sector, etc., in-house and academic experience on IPR issues in China, including numerous publications and awards.  This is his private blog.  

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