Publication: Virgin Lands of Invention: life in patent ecosystems
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2014
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Este libro toma el acceso a medicinas como caso de estudio para explorar asuntos clave de políticas globales sobre desarrollo tecnológico e innovación científica. Los primeros capítulos explican la elevación de los estándares de propiedad intelectual (capítulos 2 a 4), y los siguientes analizan algunas reformas basadas en mecanismos de mercado para hacer que la propiedad intelectual promueva el bien común (capítulos 5 a 6). Posteriormente, el libro explora la relación de los monopolios legales (léase patentes) con la innovación científica así como con la estructura y formación de mercado (capítulos 7 y 8). Finalmente, se abordan algunas conclusiones y propuestas para recalibrar la propiedad intelectual sobre tecnologías esenciales en beneficio de la sociedad (capítulo 9).
This book takes access to medicines as a case study for exploring key global policy issues in technological development and scientific innovation. The first chapters explain patterns and trends of the ratcheting up of global IP standards (chapters 2 to 4), and further chapters go on to analyze some pragmatic market-driven reforms to make IP work for the common good (chapters 5 and 6). Subsequently, the book explores the ways in which legal monopolies (read patents) relate to scientific innovation as well as to market structure and formation (chapter 7 and 8). Finally, some conclusions and proposals are put forward for recalibrating IP on essential technologies to the benefit of society at large (chapter 9).
This book takes access to medicines as a case study for exploring key global policy issues in technological development and scientific innovation. The first chapters explain patterns and trends of the ratcheting up of global IP standards (chapters 2 to 4), and further chapters go on to analyze some pragmatic market-driven reforms to make IP work for the common good (chapters 5 and 6). Subsequently, the book explores the ways in which legal monopolies (read patents) relate to scientific innovation as well as to market structure and formation (chapter 7 and 8). Finally, some conclusions and proposals are put forward for recalibrating IP on essential technologies to the benefit of society at large (chapter 9).
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Primera edición 2013, primera reimpresión 2014
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Patents, Technological innovation, Industrial property, Intellectual property, Access to medicines, Legal monopolies, Trade in generics, Market-mechanisms, License-based arrangements, World antitrust, Licensing of essential technologies, Patentes, Innovación tecnológica, Propiedad industrial, Propiedad intelectual, Acceso a medicamentos, Monopolios legales, Comercio de genéricos, Mecanismos de mercado, Contractos y acuerdos de licencia, Antitrust internacional, Licencias sobre tecnologías esenciales