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Intellectual property management in health and agricultural innovation : a handbook of best practices

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edited by Anatole Krattiger, Richard T. Mahoney, Lita Nelsen, Jennifer A. Thomson, Alan B. Bennett, Kanikaram Satyanarayana, Gregory D. Graff, Carlos Fernández, Stanley P. Kowalski
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El documento se refiere a las estrategias y enfoques que el sector público, en particular, puede emplear para alcanzar sus objetivos dentro de una propiedad intelectual en evolución. Estas formas probadas pueden ayudar al sector público a movilizar los recursos para llevar mejor los productos a través del proceso de innovación, ...
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2007
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Volume 1 : Sección 1. Innovation and IP management: a contextual overview -- Sección 2. Sprecific Strategies and mechanisms for facilitating access to information -- Sección 3. The Policy and legal environment for innovation -- Section 4. The ip Toolbox -- Section 5. Institutional policies and estrategies -- Section 6. Establishing and operating technology transfer offices -- Section 7. Contracts and Agrrements to support partnership -- Sepction 8. Inventors and inventions -- Section 9. Evaluation and valuation of technologies -- Section 10. Patents and patenting: Balancing protection with the public Domain -- Volumen 2: Section 11 Technology and produc licensing -- Section 12. Dealmaking and marketing technology to product- Development partners -- Section 13. The public sector and entrepreneurship -- Section 14. Freedom to operate and risk management -- Section 15. Monitoring, Enforcement, and resolving disputes -- Section 17. Biopropsecting, traditional, knowledge, and benefit sharin -- Section 17. Putting intellectual property to work: experiencies from around the world -- Volumen 3: Executive Guide -- Executive summary of key implication and best practices -- Executive guide to the handbook of best practices -- Glosary -- Case Studies.
 
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