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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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