作为国际条约出现前知识产权的显著特点之一,地域性得到学术界的普遍认同。然而正是由于这一特性,国际条约关于知识产权规定的大量增长引起了学术界的争议,不少论者据此现象推断知识产权已经突破了其严格的地域性特点,甚至提出了“超地域性”的观点。本文将对于知识产权的地域性和所谓的“超地域性”进行一些粗浅的探讨。 As one of the salient features of intellectual property before the advent of international treaties, territoriality has been universally accepted by academics. However, it is precisely because of this feature that the substantial increase in IPR provisions in international treaties has caused controversy in the academic community. According to this phenomenon, many commentators have concluded that intellectual property rights have exceeded their strict regional characteristics and even proposed “super Regional ”point of view. This article will provide some superficial discussion of the territorial and so-called “hyper-territoriality” of intellectual property.