On considering the nature of intellectual property, rights, this article tries to illustrate the principles for deciding the international jurisdictions, the applicable laws in the international intellectual property rights disputes, and the conditions for the recognition and enforcement of the judgments of such disputes. For the decision of international direct jurisdictions, this article proposes a pluralistic way to allow all the possible fori to have jurisdiction and rejects the criteria of exclusive jurisdiction, accompanied with the principles for the resolution of possible conflicts of jurisdictions. For finding the applicable laws, this article distinguishes the different types of disputes and identifies the possible applicable laws according to the types of disputes, in condition that such an application should be limited by the necessary and specific public interest of each country where the suit is claimed. Therefore, on the recognition and enforcement of such a judgment, it is natural to admit all the possible direct jurisdictions but to limit it by the considerations of public policy. In sum, this article concludes the pluralistic way of private international law in the international intellectual property rights disputes and contributes that to the references for the future amendments of Taiwan's private international law code.