Several major agreements include more than one area of IP. There is also overlap between intellectual property protection and international trade agreements. The following major treaties and agreements regulate more than one discrete IP subject.
• Other IP Treaties - WIPO
A very large list of regional and bilateral IP related agreements is provided in this WIPO Lex page.
• IPRs Online - UN ICTSD
Listings for Regional and Bilateral agreements with IP related aspects.
• SICE Trade Agreements - OAS
Includes the CAFTA, Caricom, Andean Community and MercoSur agreements as well as numerous others and the text of TRIPS and other WTO agreements.
A more extensive list of trademark related agreements can be found at this page of the International Trademark Association (INTA).
• Lisbon Agreement for the Protection of Appellations of Origin and their International Registration
The U.S. is not a a party to this agreement.
• Madrid Agreement for the Repression of False or Deceptive Indications of Source on Goods
The U.S. is not a a party to this agreement.
• NAFTA, Article 1712
Binds the signatory parties, including the U.S.
• Act of the International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants
The U.S. accepted the Convention in 1980.
WIPO Administered Treaties:
The World Intellectual Property Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations system of organizations.
Agreements on Designs, Classification schemes, Circuits and others can be found on the WIPO Administered Treaties page.
The WIPO Lex Treaties tab lets you search for treaties by type, organization, and Subject matter/Topic.
The OAS/SICE website, in its Disciplines > Intellectual Property Rights tab provides an interactive database/spreadsheet hybrid.
The matrix consists of 70 different trade agreements listed in the rows. The agreements, of course, all involve OAS countries. NAFTA and CAFTA are included.
25 different field types of IP provisions are entered in the columns. The 25 type columns can be sorted ascending/descending, making it easier to determine if an IP area is involved in a certain agreement, and all the other agreements that also contain those provisions.