Titlebook: Intellectual Property and Development: Understanding the Interfaces; Liber amicorum Pedro Carlos Correa,Xavier Seuba Book 2019 Springer Nat

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What Role for Intellectual Property in Industrial Development? the role of intellectual property in the industrial development process. We do so in the following way. We first contrast the industrial development experience of East Asia to that of Latin America and summarize the explanations economists have offered to account for them (Sect. .). We then turn to

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WIPO’s Assistance to Developing Countries: The Evolution of Debate and Current Challengesnce in a highly politicized context. Part 6 argues that the potential for greater development-orientation and impact of WIPO’s development activities is limited by inconsistent demand from developing country governments and stakeholders. Part 7 concludes with several proposals for how several of the

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The Twenty-First Century Intellectual Property Officeonce and for all, one of the original objectives of the IP system, which is, not only to promote innovation, but also technology transfer and diffusion of knowledge. Our reflection focuses on the leading role that said offices have or should acquire in the twenty-first century, which is expected to

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: The Tricky Task of Examining Patent Infringement in New Medical Use Casestentially arising in developing countries that have provided the patentability of new medical uses in their domestic patent laws, sometimes as a result of intellectual property obligations under free trade agreements.

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Why the Nagoya Protocol to the Convention on Biological Diversity Matters to Science and Industry Evthese same genetic resources and traditional knowledge even for public research purposes constituted an illegal encroachment on their territorial sovereignty. In 1992, that thesis became firmly established in the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), now signed by some 190 countries. In effect,

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