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Islamic legal principles and intellectual property rights in the Gulf States / Nadia Naim.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Naim, Nadia, author.
Series:
Middle Eastern & Islamic studies at Gerlach Press.
Middle Eastern & Islamic studies at Gerlach Press
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Intellectual property (Islamic law)--Persian Gulf States.
Intellectual property (Islamic law).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (viii, 194 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Berlin : Gerlach Press, 2023.
Summary:
The book focuses on the relationship between Islamic law and intellectual property law and proposes groundbreaking alternatives to better support the growth of intellectual property in line with the Islamic moral economy.<br><br>The author provides an overview of the development of intellectual property under Shariah principles in the Gulf States. She focuses on how the US and the EU have shaped the intellectual property regimes in the Gulf States, the WTO and WIPO in the pre-TRIPS era, and compliance with the minimum standards of the TRIPS Agreement.<br><br>In addition, the impact of the TRIPS Plus standards and investorstate dispute settlement, as well as the implications for Gulf states of committing to further international investor agreements are examined.<br><br>Innovative recommendations for an integrated approach to intellectual property law that incorporates the principles of Islamic commercial and financial law will be of interest to both academics and practitioners within and outside the region.
Contents:
Intro
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Abstract
1 Introduction to the Examination of the Intellectual Property Regimes in the GCC States
1 Introduction
2 Purpose of Monograph
3 Research Questions
4 Research Objectives
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
5 Research Process
6 Proposed Methodology
7 Grounded Theory Methodology
8 Islamic Law Sources
The Quran
Sahih International
Muhsin Khan
Pickthall
Yusuf Ali
Shakir
Dr. Ghali
9 The Sunnah
10 Western Methodology Considerations
Social Constructionism
11 Discourse Analysis
12 Data Collection
13 Legislation
14 GCC Case Law
15 Intellectual Property Resources
16 Islamic Finance Methodology
17 Islamic Finance Resources
18 Conclusion
2 Background to the GCC States
2 The GCC Charter
3 Background to the GCC and International Relations
Table 1: Gulf States and Ratified International Treaties
4 The GCC as a Collection of Rentier States
Table 2: Impact of Sharia on GCC Constitutions
5 Development of Intellectual Property Laws
6 Saudi Arabia
7 Oman
8 Bahrain
9 Qatar
10 The United Arab Emirates
11 Kuwait
12 Conclusion to the Background of the GCC States
3 The Development of Intellectual Property under Sharia Law Principles in the GCC States
2 Overview of Sharia Law Principles
3 Primary Sources of Sharia Law
4 Overview of Secondary Sources of Sharia Law
Ijma as a Secondary Source of Sharia Law
Qiyas as a Secondary Source of Sharia Law
5 Criticism of Secondary Sources of Sharia Law
6 Conduct under Sharia Law
Table 3: The Five Types of Conduct under Sharia
7 Classifying Intellectual Property Law
No Quranic Reference for Intellectual Property Law.
Inferential Reasoning for Intellectual Property Law
8 The Use of Proprietary Rights to Justify Intellectual Property Law
John Locke on Property as a Natural Right
The Sunnah on Property as a Natural Right
Quranic Proprietary Rights to Justify Intellectual Property Law
Quranic Reform on Property Law
Linking Theft of Property to Intellectual Property Infringement
Sharia Principles on Mutual Consent
Defining Intellectual Property Infringement
9 Sharia Sources on Contract Law
10 Sharia Sources on International Transactions
11 Sharia Sources on Public Interest
12 Sharia Sources on Economic Gain
13 Previous Work on Sharia and Intellectual Property Law
14 Sharia and Intellectual Property
15 The Religion Loyalty Index
16 Conclusion
4 A Foundation of Mutual Understanding: The United States and the EU's Stance on IP Protection
2 Background to the US Intellectual Property Law
3 The US and International Intellectual Property Law
International Agreements
4 The US Approach to Intellectual Property
5 The US and International Agreements
The US and TRIPS Standards
The US and Bilateral Agreements
6 The US and the GCC
7 The EU on Intellectual Property Law
8 The European Union's Intellectual Property Systems
9 The EU and the GCC
10 Conclusion
5 Sharia and TRIPS, the Rocky Road from Pre TRIPS to TRIPS Plus in the GCC
2 The Berne and Paris Convention
3 The GCC at the Pre-TRIPS Stage
4 Impact of the Internet Age and Globalisation
5 The GCC at the TRIPS Compliance Stage
6 Saudi Arabia's Intellectual Property Development
Saudi Arabia's Copyright Law
Saudi Arabia's Patent Law
Border Measures in Line with TRIPS
Saudi Arabia Headed Back to the US Special 301 Watch List
7 UAE's Intellectual Property Development.
8 Qatar's Intellectual Property Development
9 Economic View on International Intellectual Property
10 What Does TRIPS Plus Really Mean?
11 TRIPS Plus and the GCC
12 Not a Level Playing Field - Developed Countries versus the GCC
13 Customs Law in the GCC
14 The Role of Sharia in Intellectual Property Development
15 Conclusion
6 The International Trojan Horse: TRIPS Plus and Investor to State Dispute Settlements. Spill Over
2 Research Objectives
3 Justifications of Intellectual Property Rights
Justifications for Copyright Protection
Justifications for Design Rights
Justifications for Patent Protection
Justifications for Trademark Law
Justifications for Confidential Information Law
4 TRIPS to TRIPS Plus - a Higher Level of Compliance
5 The TRIPS Plus Increased Enforcement Criteria
6 Intellectual Property and the GCC
7 Impact of ISDS on Intellectual Property Rights in the GCC
8 Lessons to Be Learnt from Eli Lilly v Canada
9 Is ISDS Sharia Compliant?
10 The Trojan Horse - Corporate Sovereignty Impact on the GCC
11 Conclusion
7 Islamic Finance as a Vehicle to Promote Improved Intellectual Property Rights in the GCC
2 The Research Objectives
3 Background to Islamic Finance
4 Founding Principles of Islamic Finance
5 Islamic Finance Products
Musharaka - Profit and Loss Sharing of Capital
Mudaraba - Profit Loss Sharing of Trade and Capital
Murabaha - Contract of Sale
Sukuk - Islamic Bond
Takaful - Islamic Insurance
Other Types of Islamic Finance Products
6 Islamic Finance Scholars and Sharia Boards
7 Main Criticisms of Sharia Boards
8 Sharia Board Governance in Bahrain
9 Sharia Board Governance in Saudi Arabia
10 Sharia Board Governance in the UAE
11 Sharia Board Governance in Kuwait.
12 Sharia Board Governance in Oman
13 Sharia Board Governance in Qatar
14 International Standard Setting in Islamic Finance
15 The Role of Islamic Finance in Intellectual Property
16 Islamic Finance as a Vehicle to Drive Intellectual Property in the GCC
17 Intellectual Property-Based Sharia Boards
18 Strengthening the Intellectual Property Market Structure
19 Improving Compliance in Terms of Systems and Controls
20 Addressing Issues Around the Efficiency of Supervisory Procedures
21 Greater Public Confidence in the Intellectual Property Sector
22 Conclusion
8 Recommendations to Develop an Integrated Approach to Intellectual Property
2 The Research Questions
3 First Area of Recommendations: Embedding Sharia Principles to Intellectual Property Law
Embedding Sharia Principles of Property Law
Embedding Sharia Principles of Contract Law
Embedding Sharia Principles of Ijaza
Embedding Sharia Principles of Public Interest
4 Second Area of Recommendations: Proposals for the GCC and Each Individual GCC State
Assessing the Capacity of the GCC States to Increase Intellectual Property Rights Protection
The Current Intellectual Property Structures in the GCC
5 Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in Saudi Arabia
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in Bahrain
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in the UAE
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in Qatar
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in Oman
Improving Intellectual Property Rights Development in Kuwait
6 Third Area of Recommendations: Assess the Impact of Islamic Law, the US a. the EU, TRIPS Standards
Improved Intellectual Property Protection in the GCC through Islamic Law.
7 Intellectual Property and Islamic Law
8 The Islamic Law-Based Approach to an Integrated Intellectual Property Model
9 The US and the EU on International Intellectual Property Rights Protection
10 Impact of International Trade on the GCC
11 Impact of TRIPS Plus on the GCC
12 Islamic Finance as a Catalyst for a Modified Intellectual Property Rights Approach
13 Further Research
Notes
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 8.
Notes:
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 12 Sep 2025).
Includes bibliographical references.
Other Format:
Print version: Naim, Nadia Islamic Legal Principles and Intellectual Property Rights in the Gulf States
ISBN:
9783959941631
OCLC:
1381096105

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