The work "Intellectual Property" includes 42 diagrams and an analysis of intellectual property law in the following chapters: Basic concepts - Sources of intellectual property law - The creator - The work - The content, duration, and transfer of intellectual property rights - Limitations of property rights - Licensing - Collective management - Relationship between neighboring rights and intellectual property - Holders of neighboring rights - Computer programs - Databases - Contemporary works of new technologies - Satellite and cable transmission - Protection - Provisional measures - International jurisdiction.

The book deals with theoretical and practical issues from Intellectual Property Law and Neighboring Rights in such a way as to serve as a user-friendly manual and practical guide for legal practitioners. In the analysis and interpretation of the key themes of intellectual property law, detailed diagrams are presented that aim to schematically depict not only the text of the main Law 2121/1993 but also the doctrinal issues highlighted by the aforementioned themes.

Regarding the analysis of individual issues, it should be noted that the goal was for the reader to gain a contemporary, holistic, and complete picture of intellectual property law through research and utilization of both theoretical and modern case law sources. An additional section has been added at the end, which contains annotated model documents and contracts that cover the basic references to the needs of practice.

Particular emphasis was also placed during the preparation of the work on the study and incorporation of the rich case law material of the Court of the European Union into the relevant thematic sections of the book. Union law greatly influences national law on intellectual property and neighboring rights issues, thus it was deemed necessary for the aforementioned judicial decisions to be utilized in various parts of the work.

The work is complemented by an alphabetical index for the reader's convenience.