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Global change and intellectual property agencies : an institutional perspective / G. Bruce Doern.

LIBRA K1401 .D64 1999
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Doern, G. Bruce.
Series:
Science, technology, and the international political economy series
Science, technology and the international political economy
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Intellectual property.
Physical Description:
viii, 130 pages ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York : Pinter, 1999.
Contents:
1. Global Change and the Core IP Trade-off: An Introduction 1
The main components of IP 5
IP institutions I: IP protection and dissemination and basic clusters of interests 6
IP institutions II: changing relations between national and international IP agencies 8
Structure and organisation 12
2. National and International IP Institutions: The Core Patent Cycle of Business and Basic Mandates 14
The central business of IP institutions: the application cycle for patents 14
IP agency mandates in brief: going beyond the protection function 17
3. The Evolution of Intellectual Property Agencies in the 1990s 26
Governing structures: emerging from contented obscurity 26
The place of IP in industrial and economic policy priorities 33
4. Patents, the Protection Role and Core IP Interests 40
Pendency, efficiency and agency revenues 41
Length and quality of protection 45
Big business and the protection role 49
The IP profession and the protection role 51
5. The IP Dissemination Roles and Dispersed Emerging Interests 55
IP dissemination I: informing about the current stock of IP information 56
IP dissemination II: a more aggressive value-added dissemination role? 58
IP dissemination III: new users and the fostering of an IP and innovation-oriented economic culture 60
Dispersed interests and the IP dissemination roles 64
6. Trademarks and IP Institutions 69
Trademarks and the IP trade-off 69
The trademark application and registration process 71
IP agencies and their core trademark business 72
Changing trademark issues and related institutional interests 74
7. Copyright Regulatory Institutions 80
Basic international protection 80
Key features of copyright regimes 81
Copyright, technological change and the information highway 85
8. The Emerging Role of the WTO: Trade-Related IP and Relations with WIPO 92
The WTO and TRIPs: key features and political origins 93
The TRIPs Council: early developments 95
The WTO-WIPO relationship 97
Broader trade community influence within nation states 100
Issues in the nature of IP institutional change 106.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [113]-124) and index.
ISBN:
1855675323
OCLC:
39261912

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