Upaya Tiongkok dalam Melindungi Intellectual Property pada Masa Pemerintahan Xi Jin Ping Periode 2008 – 2017

Abstract

This study discusses China's efforts in protecting intellectual property in a case study of
cooperation with the US during the reign of president Xi Jin Ping in 2008 - 2017. This
study uses institutional liberal guidance that draws conclusions and theories from the
empirical data collected in the field. The result of this research is that China's efforts in
protecting intellectual property have not been successful. China's joining the WTO and
cooperation with the US have not been able to suppress the number of intellectual property
violations in China. The domestic legal system remains unclear, government oversight is
insufficient to make this case still continue to occur. China's inconsistent stance on an
agreed treaty creates a new problem for the growing US-China relationship between the
two countries. US lawsuits and allegations sent to the Chinese government for the theft of
technology transfers prove that there is a desire of both countries to impose each other on
behalf of the national interest.