TY  - GEN
T1  - International technology transfers /
AU  - Rubin, Harry,
AU  - Rubin, Harry.
ET  - First edition.
CN  - T174.3
N1  - Price : NLG; Supplier : Nedbook International, Amsterdam; Recd 06/12/96; Price : ; Supplier : Dawson UK; Recd 07/11/96; Contents : 1. Intellectual property aspects of technology transfers : 1. Introduction; 2. Confidential information and trade secrets; 3. Patents for inventions; 4. Copyright; 5. Designs; 6. Semiconductor chip protection : topography rights; 7. Trademarks and unfair competition; 8. Practical issues for intellectual property transferees; 9. Conclusion; 2. Structuring alternatives for international technology transfers : 1. Four basic forms of technology transfers; 2. Key considerations and rationales determining the selection of the appropriate technology transfer structure : A. Business factors; B. Legal factors; 3. Conclusion; 3. Contractual allocation of rights and obligations in technology transfers : 1. Government approvals and regulatory schemes; 2. Competition law; 3. Definition of technology to be provided; 4. Ownership; 5. License grant and restrictions; 6. Confidentiality; 7. Warranties and disclaimers; 8. Remedies; indemnifications; limitation on liability; 9. Revenues; 10. Maintenance and training; 11. Non-competition; 12. Term and termination; 13. Certain miscellaneous provisions; 4. International tax aspects of technology transfers : 1. Tax dimensions of different transfer structures; 2. Tax implications for different technology ownership and development structures; 3. Special issues in joint ventures with a United States party; 5. Assignment and protection of rights in technology : security interests and insolvency : 1. Secured transactions : 1. United States; 2. Canada; 3. Germany; 4. Russian Federation; 5. Czech Republic; 6. The Netherlands; 2. Insolvency laws : 1. United States; 2. Germany; 3. France; 4. Czech Republic; 5. Spain; 6. Applicable law and resolution of technology transfer disputes : 1. Applicable law : 1. Failure to designate express choice of law; 2. Express choice of law; 3. Implied choice of law; 2. Dispute resolution in international technology transactions : A. Litigation; B. Arbitration; C. Other alternative dispute resolution mechanisms; 7. Convergence of technologies and complex transfer structures : 1. Structuring uncertainty in complex technology transfers : A. Types of collaboration; B. Selection of partners; C. Financing issues; D. Implementing the collaboration; 2. Structuring uncertainty in complex technology transfers : A. Building uncertainty into the collaboration; B. Ownership of research results; C. Exploitation of unexpected results; D. Unexpected territorial opportunities; E. Non-competition clauses and conflicts of interests; 3. Monitoring uncertainty in complex technology transfers : A. Cultural differences between the parties; B. Monitoring technological development; C. Monitoring the exploitation of the technology; D. Establishing management controls; 4. Unwinding complex technology transfers : A. Term of the agreement and renewal; B. Unwinding the collaboration; 5. The challenge of complex technology transfer;.
ID  - 21151
KW  - Industrial property.
KW  - Intellectual property.
KW  - Patents.
KW  - Conflict of laws
KW  - Technology
KW  - Droit international privé
KW  - Propriété intellectuelle.
KW  - Technologie, transfert de la
KW  - Copyright.
KW  - Trademarks.
KW  - TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS : INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ASPECTS
KW  - PATENTS : TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
KW  - Transfert de technologie.
KW  - Technologie
SN  - 1859661750
TI  - International technology transfers /
ER  -