Transnational Cooperation in Wartime: The International Protection of Intellectual Property Rights During World War I (in: N. P. Petersson/C. Dejung (eds.): The Foundations of Worldwide Economic Integration: Powers, Institutions, and Global Markets, 1850–1930. Cambridge 2013, 205–227) By Isabella Löhr (Loehr)

https://www.academia.edu/30245313/Transnational_Cooperation_in_Wartime_The_International_Protection_of_Intellectual_Property_Rights_During_World_War_I_in_N_P_Petersson_C_Dejung_eds_The_Foundations_of_Worldwide_Economic_Integration_Powers_Institutions_and_Global_Markets_1850_1930_Cambridge_2013_205_227_?nav_from=22b45256-ca85-4ccb-a1ae-361674148b5f The chapter examines the role of international cooperation in the realm of intellectual property rights during World War I, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by different nations in harmonizing their laws and practices amidst global conflict. It discusses how wartime exigencies influenced the enforcement and evolution of intellectual property protections, and addresses the broader implications for economic integration and international relations in the post-war period.