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Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines”)

The “Kyoto Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law” are the outcome of an international cooperation of a group of 35 scholars from 20 jurisdictions lasting for ten years under the auspices of International Law Association - ILA. The Kyoto Guidelines have been approved by the plenary of the ILA 79th Biennial Conference, held (online) in Kyoto on 13 December 2020. They provide soft-law principles on the private international law aspects of intellectual property, which may guide the interpretation and reform of national legislation and international instruments, and may be useful as source of inspiration for courts, arbitrators and further research in the field.

Private international law, conflict of laws, intellectual property law, international jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition of judgments, enforcement of judgments, copyright, patents, trademarks, designs

Due to character limitations in the line "Authors", the full list of members of the ILA Committee who contributed to the Kyoto Guidelines is stated here. Kono, Toshiyuki ; Metzger, Axel ; de Miguel Asensio, Pedro ; Ancel, Marie-Elodie ; Bariatti, Stefania ; Binctin, Nicolas ; Blom, Joost ; Wan-Chiung Cheng, Claire ; Correa, Carlos ; Dessemontet, Francois ; Drexl, Josef ; Dreyfuss, Rochelle C. ; van Eechoud, Mireille ; Frankel, Susy ; Ginsburg, Jane C. ; Huang, Jie (Jeanne) ; Jurcys, Paulius ; Kojima, Ryu ; Kraus, Daniel ; Krupko, Svetlana ; Kunda, Ivana ; Lee, Gyooho ; Matulionyte, Rita ; Peukert, Alexander ; Pasquot Polido, Fabricio Bertini ; Schaafsma, Sierd J. ; Svantesson, Dan ; Ubertazzi, Benedetta ; Torremans, Paul ; Treppoz, Edouard ; Trimble, Marketa ; Vicente, Dário Moura ; Wachowicz, Marcos ; Yokomizo, Dai ; Yu, Peter