NOVEMBER 1999
Customs - A worldwide survey - Part one - Europe, Africa and Asia
Customs - the INTA's perspective
National governments wishing to raise awareness of intellectual
property so as to encourage investment of intellectual as well as
financial capital in creativity and innovation must be seen to be
dealing effectively and efficiently with the most obvious and
direct forms of infringement. There is a golden opportunity for
governments that wish to promote the importance of intellectual
property rights among their own peoples and industries to adopt and
demonstrate a firm stand against counterfeiting.
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