Wine brands and appellations of origin: conflicts, mimicry, and new paradigms (French edition)

Wine brands and appellations of origin: conflicts, mimicry, and new paradigms is a fundamental work that explores, through an in-depth reading, the complex legal relationships between wine brands and the designations of origin.

Long perceived as antagonistic, these two legal categories are now tending to converge. Beyond the classic conflicts opposing brands to appellations, a dynamic ofMutual influence. The Trademark law becomes a conceptual matrix who inspires the protection of geographical indications, while the designations of origin come to feed the Doctrine and the Forms of trademark law.

This movement ofdoctrinal osmosis is examined from the perspective of the European law, but also through comparative perspectives. The collected contributions in this work take into account the Specificities of the wine sector, thus revealing issues that are still little explored by current legal doctrine.

This book offers a innovative perspective and Transversal on how the law can and must evolve to meet the changes in the wine industry, at the crossroads of Economic logics, , Heritage and Territorial.

The author, Theodore Georgopoulos, is a recognized expert in wine law. He leads the Wine & Law Program of the Faculty of Law of Reims, holds the Jean Monnet Chair in European Wine Law, and chairs theGeorges Chappaz Institute of Vine and Wine in Champagne. His vision both Academic and pragmatic brings a unique added value to this work, intended for both Lawyers that to the professionals in the wine industry.

🟩 Article features:

• Type of object : Book

• Title : Wine brands and appellations of origin: conflicts, mimicry, and new paradigms

• Author : Théodore Georgopoulos

• Format : Paperback

• Editor : Mare & Martin

• Collection : Wine and Law

• Publication date : July 5, 2019

• ISBN : 978-2-84934-365-4

• Number of pages : 248

• Dimensions : 21 x 15 x 2 cm

• Weight : 344 g

• Language : French