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Table of Contents
1. Introduction:...........................................................................................................................2
2. Intellectual Property Rights:..................................................................................................2
3. Intellectual property laws in China:.......................................................................................3
4. Intellectual property risks and management:.........................................................................4
5. Intellectual Property protection in China:.............................................................................6
6. IP rights enforcements:..........................................................................................................8
7. Current policies and strategy................................................................................................10
8. Advantages of IP protection and Regulation.......................................................................12
9. Conclusion:..........................................................................................................................14
Reference..................................................................................................................................15

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1. Introduction:
The Executive Master of Business Administration program was initiated in 1995 by
the CEIBS. This program was setup in Mainland China. The concept was about
comprehensive learning and improving teaching methods and leadership. This program
involves four days of extreme course for total two years. The course is offered in Shenzhen,
Beijing and Shanghai. The aim of EMBA program is to achieve high quality business leaders
who intend to develop their personality and carrier to a higher level. The CIEBS Global
EMBA focuses on providing deep knowledge so that the person is capable of analyzing and
increasing their leadership potential (Customs 2015). The main vision of CIEBS is to be the
most reputed and topmost international business school. It involves several researches and
practices and all the teaching processes from east and west countries.
2. Intellectual Property Rights:
Intellectual Property Rights are the exclusive rights that a person possess within itself
to utilize its own plans or ideas without any tension. Intellectual property right is a result of
human intellect, which allows a person to benefit from his product and ideas. The person has
the legal right to punish anyone who misuses his ideas or product. The concept of Intellectual
Property Right was initially released during Renaissance period. Intellectual Property Rights
includes all property rights like trademarks, patent, service marks, brand names copyrights,
corporate names, logos, domain names, industrial rights and renewable. Intellectual Property
Right can be defined as the section of law that preserves the inventions and creation of the
mind (Bradner and Contreras 2017). This concept was established in order to protect the
ownership of patents and trademarks and artistic works. Intellectual Property Right is
separated into two parts: Copyright and Industrial property. Copyright property is related to

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the author’s right of artistic and literary works. It may include various books, writings,
paintings and sculptures, which are preserved by the copyright even after the author’s death
for at least 50 years. This results in appreciation of the work of the author and encourages the
creativity. The industrial property aims to protect distinctive signs such as trademarks and
symbols, which also generates good completion and helps customers to make their particular
selection among different goods and services (Huang et al. 2017). The industrial property
also safeguards the inventions and creations of the technology.
3. Intellectual property laws in China:
The Intellectual Property right is a crucial concern for China. It is a well-known fact
that China carries a business environment, which holds noticeable risk of forging and
violating the intellectual property rights. This is the reason why United State has put China
under the list of countries that are deficient of serious intellectual property rights at priority
(Stiglitz 2014). The Chinese government is trying to improve the laws of intellectual property
and wants to introduce the legal regulations for the companies in China so that Chinese
company could also file patent applications. In china, the process of registering the IP rights
is costly and much slower than the Australian process. It is required to research well and
execute the strategy the by the Australian business to legally protect their IP rights before
being engaged with the Chinese market. The IP registration takes 18 months for the
trademarks to be granted, eight months for the design patents and three months for copyright
procedures, which can be a lengthy process (Drahos 2017). There are certain instances where
the brand of some popular Australian companies has been registered by the unauthorized
party in china before the legal entry of Chinese market. Therefore, the IP laws and the
administration are different in both Australia and china. It is important to register Intellectual