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JapanNeed to compete drives IP revolution

Managing IP Correspondent
September 30, 2002

A government-sponsored council has called for radical changes to the IP system in Japan. The new regime will look to help the courts, industry and law schools, write Katsuyuki Yamaguchi and Yuji Yamaguchi

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