Property Rights

Learn about the definition and nuances of property rights from this informative article on heritage.org.

The Property Rights Alliance is an affiliate of Americans for Tax Reform and advocates for physical and intellectual property rights around the world.

This article provided by the Library of Economics and Liberty gives an informative overview of property rights and their application.

The EPO provides a uniform patent application procedure for individual inventors and companies that protects the owner in 37 countries. It lists publications, events, and job openings. On the homepage is a guide to apply for a patent. Users can search in several languages. There is also a section called Topics where users can find out more about patents and legislation relating to them.

The World Intellectual Property Organization, established in 1967, is a specialized agency of the United Nations. It is dedicated to developing a balanced and accessible international international property (IP) system. The website has links to patents, trademarks, copyright, and more. Also on the website are resources for delegates, journalists, students and others, plus "most requested" info.