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This book engages with the increasingly vital intersection of Intellectual Property Rights and Competition Law, offering a rich collection of scholarly perspectives on how legal systems can safeguard innovation while preserving market fairness. Featuring contributions from emerging academics and legal practitioners, the volume critically examines issues ranging from digital monopolies and fair use doctrines to IP challenges in startups and technology markets. Bridging theory and real-world application, it aims to serve as a meaningful resource for scholars, policymakers, and professionals navigating this complex and evolving legal landscape.