Prof. ZHANG Weijun

Name: ZHANG Weijun

Gender: Male

Professional Title: Professor

Degree: Ph.D.

Position: Director of IP and Competition Law Research Center in Tongji Law School

E-mail: zwj@tongji.edu.cn

Education and Working Experience

LLB, Law School, Peking University (1992)

LLM, School of Intellectual Property, Shanghai University (2003)

Ph.D., School of Economics and Management, Tongji University (2008)

Visitor Scholar, Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition (2006-2007)

Director, China Intellectual Property Law Research Association

Secretary, Intellectual Property Law Research Association of Shanghai Law Society

Executive director, Competition Law Research Association of Shanghai Law Society

Expert mediator, Shanghai Copyright Dispute Mediation Center

Arbitrators, Qingdao Arbitration Commission

Research Interest

IP law

IP Licensing

Anti-monopoly Law

Competition Law

International Protection of IP rights

Course Teaching

Copyright law

Publications

1. The Legal System against Abuse of Intellectual Property Rights, Beijing: The IP Publishing House, 2008, Author

2. Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Dutch, English and German Civil Procedure, Beijing: The Commercial Press, 2014, Translator

3. Intellectual Property Protection in China, English-taught model course for international student (Ministry of Education) “China Today”Book Series, Beijing: FLTRP, 2016, Co-author with Taolue Zhang

4. The Third Revision of Chinese Trademark Law – Analysis and Comment, IIC (2014) 45:556–586, By Weijun Zhang · Lizhou Wei · Yanbing Li, Published online: 9 July 2014 © Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Munich 2014

5. Content review and copyright protection in China after the 2009 U.S. v. China WTO panel ruling, Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A 62(3):437-465, By Weijun ZHANG and Yanbing LI,March 2015

6. Legal protection of industrial designs in China, in Kur, Annette; Levin, Marianne; Schovsbo, Jens (eds), "The EU Design Approach" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018) 232

7. The protection of well-known marks against dilution via SPC in China, in Annotated Leading Trademark Cases in Major Asian Jurisdictions, Edited By Kung-Chung Liu, Published by Routledge in October 3, 2019