Private rights and public problems : the global economics of intellectual property in the 21st century /
Intellectual property rights (IPRs)-patents, copyrights, and trademarks-have moved from an arcane area of legal analysis and a policy backwater to the forefront of global economic policymaking. Apple and Samsung's patent battle illustrates the importance of IPRs and how they impact everyone. Pr...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington, DC :
Peterson Institute for International Economics,
2012.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Ch 1. Introduction: The Big Stakes in Selling Knowledge
- The Ever-Elusive Balance
- The Policy Landscape
- Four Ideas to Improve the Global System Today
- Organization of the Book
- Ch 2. The Big Global Upgrade: Is It Working?
- How the Situation Has Changed
- Intellectual Property Right Reforms and Innovation
- Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Transfer
- Country Experiences and “Catching Up� with Intellectual Property Rights
- Summary
- Ch 3. Global Governance
- TRIPS Finishes Its Test RideThe World Intellectual Property Organization Does Its Part
- When TRIPS Is Not Enough
- A Powerful Pushback
- The New Enforcement Emphasis
- Summary
- Ch 4. Regulating a Stressed System
- Cleanup in Aisle Global Patent
- The Standards Question
- Exhaustion: Your Price or Mine?
- Geography Made Delicious
- Digital Dilemmas
- Enforcement Economics
- Summary
- Ch 5. Intellectual Property Rights and Global Policy Challenges
- Intellectual Property Rights, Policy Space, and Development
- Patent Problems and Progress in Public HealthTechnology Transfer and Climate Change
- Agriculture and Genetic Resources
- Trading in Traditions
- Summary
- Ch 6. Revitalizing a Tired System
- Pressures to Move On
- Extending the Long and Strained TRIPS?
- Reaching for Balance beyond the World Trade Organization
- Future Vision
- A Final Observation
- References
- Index