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PBLJ is the second oldest law journal at UCLA and focuses on a diverse range of legal and policy issues in the Pacific Rim, looking to both the Asia-Pacific and the Americas. In the past, PBLJ has featured articles on topics as varied as intellectual property regimes, climate change and migration in the Pacific, corporate governance, and affordable housing policy in China.

Volume 9, Issue 1-2, 1991

Special Issue: Japanese Intellectual Property

Front Matter

Front Matter

Contents

Foreword

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Introduction

Articles

The Rights of Computer Program Users under Japanese and United States Copyright Laws

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Protection of Computer Programs under Japanese Copyright Law

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Recent Amendment to the Unfair Competition Prevention Law for the Protection of Trade Secrets

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A Comparison of International Intellectual Property Licensing Guidelines in the United States and Japan

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Comments

Legal Protection of Computer Software in Major Industrial Countries: A Survey of Copyright and Patent Protection for Computer Software

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A Comparison of Responses to the Record Rental Industry under Japanese and U.S. Copyright Law

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The Substantial Identity Rule under the Japanese Novelty Standard

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China's Patent Law and the Economic Reform Today

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Book Reviews

AGENTS OF INFLUENCE by Pat Choate

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THE JAPANESE POWER GAME: WHAT IT MEANS FOR AMERICA by William J. Holstein.

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