M.A. Thesis:

he position of the Chinese bloc in protecting the copyright and intellectual property rights of contracts concluded in cyberspace

Today, in order to recognize the new communication facilities in the field of e-commerce, whether domestic, national or international, a law called e-commerce law has been passed, in which contracts concluded in the Internet and web space and issues such as rules of time and place Electronic contracts are governed by its rules and the jurisdiction of its courts. Since people's business relationships today are mostly based on the Internet and web space, so the development of such rules requires that the rights and duties of the parties in concluding such contracts cyberspace is clear. China's fledgling blockchain technology has recently come to the aid of smart contracting to ensure the impartial implementation of the agreement by taking advantage of its decentralized nature. Although the necessary conditions have not yet been provided for the widespread use of these contracts in human life, experience has shown that new technologies will soon make their way into public life. China blockchain agreements have ambiguities, challenges and obstacles that require the adoption of specific laws in this area. The main purpose of this dissertation is to examine the position of the China Bloc in terms of copyright protection and intellectual property protection, to know how the China Bloc does this protection. The result is that blockchain is a new type of electronic contract that is concluded on the Internet and uses digital cryptocurrencies (bitcoins). The conclusion of these contracts should be in accordance with the requirements of concluding traditional contracts and the absence of barriers to the conclusion of those contracts. This dissertation has been written using descriptive-analytical method.

Keywords: Keywords: Internet, Cyberspace, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Smart Contracts, Blockchain, Credi