5th International Forum on Geographical Indications (Nov 7-9, 2025) will explore China's GI development and economic impact, featuring academic exchanges and policy discussions. Organized by leading institutions with JGTSS as partner, the hybrid event invites paper submissions by Oct 31.
This column explores cutting-edge topics in intellectual property law, entertainment law, and the legal governance of traditional culture, examining how legal systems adapt to globalization and digital transformation. Edited by Prof. Yanmin Quan (Xi'an Jiaotong University), the issue covers key themes such as digital economy IP challenges, AI and platform liability, cultural heritage protection, and global cultural industry regulation.
This column, in collaboration with the Center for Peripheral Communication Studies at Peking University, advances China’s Peripheral Communication Theory and fosters global dialogue. Proposed by Professor Di LU in 2013, the theory explores geopolitical information flows and cross-cultural communication. Research areas include theory innovation, regional communication, digital media discourse, cultural diffusion, and transnational communication policy.