»International Jurisdiction in Ubiquitous Tortious Intellectual Property Disputes. National and Partisan Interests regarding Dispute Resolution in the EU«: The jurisdiction of a single EU-Memberstate is preferable to a restricted jurisdiction of every EU-Memberstate when it comes to an infringement of a national intellectual property right. This is demonstrated by analyzing the interests which lie behind the intellectual property jurisdiction as well as comparing the different areas of commercial law in a broader sense and examining the arbitration procedure.weiterlesen