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Hauptbeschreibung: Matthias Leistner untersucht die komplexe Wechselbeziehung zwischen dem Recht des unlauteren Wettbewerbs einerseits und dem Vertragsrecht andererseits sowohl für das deutsche Recht als auch für das Gemeinschaftsprivatrecht. Der "Brandmauerthese" der bisher herrschenden Meinung, derzufolge die Wertungen in beiden Rechtsgebieten nur sehr eingeschränkt miteinander verglichen werden können, setzt er als Kernthese einen Gleichmaßgrundsatz entgegen. Demnach kommt in konkreten funktionalen Überschneidungsbereichen ein wechselseitiger Abgleich der Wertungen durchaus in Betracht. Diese

Abstract
The CJEU's judgment in Case 401/19 (Poland v EU Parliament and Council) of April 2022 has unambiguously settled that, if it is to be in line with EU constitutional law, Art. 17 DSM Directive has to be implemented and applied in a balanced way to prevent the immediate ex ante blocking of contents which do not manifestly infringe copyright. Germany (and Austria) have implemented Art. 17 in their national laws in such a balanced way that provides for a delayed takedown for contents which can be presumed to be covered by exceptions to copyright law. This paper outlines the structure and workability of the German implementation law which now, after the CJEU judgment, in fact is a genuine (and perhaps the only reasonable) model for implementation in other Member States which have not yet implemented Art. 17.

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The article generally discusses today's meaning of an access paradigm in innovation law. Starting from concrete examples of access problems, it examines future research perspectives and the respective role of an access paradigm in innovation law. This concerns inter alia the possibility of common principles for public interest exceptions, in particular exceptions in the interest of free competition, throughout the different IP rights, as well as a closer look at the possibility of IP-external, sector-specific access regulation and the principles which should guide such approaches in research and policy.