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Ana
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Instituut
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Informatierecht (IViR)
Visiting address
Korte Spinhuissteeg 3
1012 CG Amsterdam
Postal address
Kloveniersburgwal 48
1012 CX Amsterdam
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Curriculum Vitae
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Ana studied law at the
University of Lisbon, where she subsequently obtained
her Research Master degree in Intellectual Property
summa cum laude. She went on to take an LL.M.
degree in Intellectual Property at the Munich
Intellectual Property Law Center in Germany.
Prior to joining IViR, she
worked as a lawyer in Portugal. She was also an intern
at WIPO (Geneva, Switzerland), a research fellow at the
University of Alicante (Spain) and a guest researcher at
the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property and
Competition Law (Munich, Germany) and at Studio
Ubertazzi (Milan, Italy).
She has been involved
in a number of conferences related to the field of
intellectual property, namely, as the rapporteur of
EPO's conference on Disseminating IP Knowledge in
Universities and as a co-coordinator of the Second
Transatlantic IP Summer Academy.
Currently, Ana is
a Ph.D. candidate at IViR. Her thesis will focus on
the competences of the European Union in the field of
copyright.
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Publications
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(ed. with
C. Angelopoulos)
Crossroads of Intellectual Property: the Intersection of
Intellectual Property and other Fields of Law, New York:
Nova Publishers, 2012.
See here the
foreword of the book.
07.06.2012
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Is secrecy the new black
in IP?, Journal of Intellectual Property Law &
Practice, 2012-5, p. 316-317.
Secrecy has been
the motto of IP law, and treatymaking worldwide -
but do policy makers in Europe have a legitimate
basis in continuing such a trend?
A pre-edited version is
available on the
Kluwer Copyright Blog.
10.04.2012
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Análise Económica da Proteção das Medidas Tecnológicas
no Direito de Autor: Uma Visão Portuguesa (The Law and Economics of
Protecting Technological Measures in Copyright: a
Portuguese Viewpoint), Direito da
Comunicação Social e Liberdade de Expressão, 2011-3,
p. 107-133.
Table
of contents (in English)
14.12.2011
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Portugal – what will the future of private copying levies
be?, GRUR
International, 2011-11, p. 992.
08.11.2011
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The European Union and ACTA
- Or Making Omelettes without Eggs (Again), Opinion, IIC,
2011-1, p. 97-101.
The Anti-Counterfeiting
Trade Agreement (ACTA) has been cooking for some time now.
Some ingredients to that dish are missing though - notably,
a clear competence of the European Union. In fact, the
Union's struggle for an expansion of its powers - especially
in the area of harmonization of national laws with a basis
on internal market considerations - has led some doctrine to
express concerns whether the relevant provisions could give
the EU carte blanche to harmonize in a wide variety of
subjects. In the pre-Lisbon era, some authors have called
this tendency "competence creep".
See also the
Chinese translation.
08.03.2011
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Portugal - Vorläufige
Patentanmeldungen: Eine erfolgreiche Neuerung, GRUR
International, 2009-10, p. 882.
29.10.2009
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Intellectual Property and
Social Justice, in: F. Columbus (ed.), Handbook of Social Justice,
New York:
Nova Publishers 2009.
15.09.2009
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Parody in Trademarks and
Copyright: Has Humour Gone Too Far?, Cambridge Student
Law Review, 2009-1.
15.09.2009
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Silent Ethics in the Mobile
Phone Sector? The Case of the 'por qué no te callas?'
Ringtone, European Intellectual Property Review,
2009-4. 15.09.2009
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Marks, Forfeiture and a
Constitutional Conundrum, World Trademark Review, 18.
15.09.2009
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Portuguese Supreme Court
Sets New Boundaries for Compensation for Copyright
Infringement, Journal of Intellectual Property Law and
Practice, 2008-11, p. 687-688.
15.09.2009
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The Legal Protection of
Fashion under Design Law (in Portuguese), Direito
Industrial, Vol. V, Almedina, Coimbra, 2008.
Table of contents (in English)
15.09.2009
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06.11.2012
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