Intellectual Property Regime Evolution in China and India Technological Political and Social Drivers of Change 1st Edition by Paul Irwin Crookes ISBN 978-9004179752 9004179755
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ISBN 10: 9004179755
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Author: Paul Irwin Crookes
What is behind the changing attitudes towards intellectual property in India and China? This exploration of empirically-based research comparisons on the character of intellectual property systems found in these two countries, offers answers to three key what are the drivers that have moved them towards a closer embrace of IP norms, how have domestic and systemic influences shaped the character of this embrace, and how have state and non-state actors interacted within the international system to promote this transformation? Focusing on the software and IT services industries, it illuminates the policy drivers that have influenced IP regime adoption, and helps our understanding the process by providing a clear framework of distinctive phases of technological, political and social development.
Table of contents:
Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 The Research Question
1.3 Structure and Chapter Outline
1.4 The Global and Functional Evolution of the IP Regime
1.5 Intellectual Property and Technological Development
Chapter Two IP in the Context of International Trade
2.1 History and Emergence of Different Types of Intellectual Property
2.2 Creation of an International Regime for IP Protection
2.3 The Uruguay Round and IP in the World Trade Organisation
2.4 TRIPS and the Dispute Settlement Mechanism at the WTO
2.5 Introducing the Drivers for IP Regime Evolution in China and India
2.6 Value of Knowledge Sectors in the Trading System
2.7 Current Trends in Regulatory Regimes
2.8 Explaining the Current Depth and Strength of IP Regimes
2.9 Conclusion
Chapter Three Software as a Knowledge Industry
3.1 The Software Sector within the International
Technology Industry
3.2 Technological Development in India and China
3.3 Special Characteristics of Software in International IP Regimes
3.4 Software and Ecommerce Services in the International System
3.5 The Evolution of Software Licensing Models
3.6 Open Source Licensing in the International Software Industry
3.7 The growth potential of Open Source Solutions
3.8 Conclusion
Chapter Four IP Regime Adoption in Asia
4.1 Bilateral and Multilateral Power as Agents of IP Regime Change
4.2 Characterising Asian Regime Transformation
4.3 State and Non-State Interaction in Domestic Regime Evolution
4.4 IP Protection and Technology Market Engagement
4.5 Intellectual Property Regulations and Market Engagement
4.6 Conclusion
Chapter Five State Sponsored Initiatives in China
5.1 Examining Historical Contingencies of the Chinese IP Regime
5.2 Building a new IP regime in the Reform Era
5.3 Influences in China’s Acquisition of IP Principles
5.4 State Leadership in High Technology Development
5.5 The Development of the Software Industry in China
5.6 Challenges and Tensions in China’s Software Sector
5.7 The Improving Climate of China’s IP Regime
5.8 Structural and Political Challenges for Regime Enforcement
5.9 Conclusion
Chapter Six Market Driven Development in India
6.1 Reconciling Historical Legacies with Contemporary Priorities
6.2 IP Patent Regime and Support for India’s Pharmaceutical Industry
6.3 The Indian Software Industry, Copyright Controls and the State
6.4 Knowledge Acquisition in India’s Technology Growth
6.5 IP Controls in the Expanding Indian Services Market.
6.6 Innovation and Global Expansion in the Indian Software Industry
6.7 The Challenge of Software Product Development in India
6.8 IP Strategy in Response to High Value Product and Service Growth
6.9 Future Trends and Objectives for Policymakers
6.10 Conclusion
Chapter Seven
A Central Role for IP in the Global Domain
7.1 Deepening the Scope of IP Regulations
7.2 Widening Participation in IP Regulatory Development
7.3 Convergence in Global Norms and Regime Structures
7.4 Understanding Chinese and Indian IP Regulatory Development
7.5 A Functional Approach to IP Regime Development
7.6 Conclusion
Chapter Eight Conclusion
8.1 Areas for Future Research
8.2 Concluding Remarks
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