Books for review - Part I

The Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice has received a number of books available for review.

If you would like to volunteer to review one of them, finding out what makes it interesting, compelling or superfluous, please contact our managing editor, Sarah Harris, at sarah.harris@oup.com, by Thursday 22 September. If you are not already known to us, please attach a CV or tell us why you believe that you are qualified to review the book that you have asked to review.

Please consider your commitments and availability before volunteering, as you will be asked to complete your review within a short but reasonable time (normally, 60 days). Reviewing a book can be a time consuming activity, but you are rewarded by the gratitude of authors and publishers, who benefit from constructive feedback and widespread awareness of their work, and of our readers, who rely on your objective advice to discover new and exciting books. Of course, reviewers get to keep the books (just in case you are after a more material reward...).

The first bunch is composed of the following:

- The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO): A Reference Guide

Carolyn Deere Birkbeck

Edward Elgar

- The Modern Law of Trade Marks (Fifth Edition)

Morcom, Roughton & St Quintin

Lexis Nexis

- Economic Impacts of Intellectual Property-Conditioned Government Incentives

Dan Prud’homme & Hefa Song (eds)

Springer

- European Intellectual Property Law

Jan Rosén (ed)

Edward Elgar