Strategic issues of industrial property management in a globalizing economy : abstracts & selected papers / Thomas Cottier and Peter Widmer, editors ; Katharina Schindler, assistant editor.
Strategic issues of industrial property management in a globalizing economy : abstracts & selected papers / Thomas Cottier and Peter Widmer, editors ; Katharina Schindler, assistant editor.
The traditional means of protecting intellectual (or industrial) property are under pressure from the forces of globalization. The purpose of this book is to identify interfaces between traditional and modern "strategic" means of industrial property management, and to offer an interchange of ideas between experts from a variety of backgrounds, all of whom are engaged in some way with the promotion of innovation and the protection of the fruits of innovation.
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The traditional means of protecting intellectual (or industrial) property are under pressure from the forces of globalization. The purpose of this book is to identify interfaces between traditional and modern "strategic" means of industrial property management, and to offer an interchange of ideas between experts from a variety of backgrounds, all of whom are engaged in some way with the promotion of innovation and the protection of the fruits of innovation.
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1. Global approach to building strong trade marks; 2. Industrial property protection-lifeline for the pharmaceutical industry; 3. Industrial property rights and private sector development: lessons for developing countries; 4. Intellectual property rights in the balance sheet and specific tax problems in cross-border licensing; 5. Security interests in intellectual property; 6. Technological information and the essential facilities doctrine of U.S. antitrust law; 7. Patents and antitrust; 8. Industrial property management in a multinational corporation; 9. The employment of experts in mediating and arbitrating intellectual property disputes; 10. Implications of the trips agreement for dispute settlement in industrial property; 11. The role of litigation in corporate intellectual property strategy; 12. Rewarding creativity for conserving diversity in the third world: can IPR regime serve the needs of contemporary and traditional knowledge experts and communities in third world?; 13. Ethical and ecological aspects of industrial property rights in the context of genetic engineering and biotechnology; 14. Rights, compensation, indigenous knowledge systems and the strategy of global industrial property management: the challenge.