Menapace, Luisa Moschini, GianCarlo
We discuss the economics of geographical indications (GIs), a form of collective branding of products based on their geographic origin. GIs serve as essential tools in addressing market failures stemming from information asymmetries and supporting the provision of high-quality products in competitive settings. They are increasingly used in wine and...
Poddar, Abhijit Rao, S. R.
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Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the biomedical sector in advanced diagnosis, treatment, and personalized medicine. While these AI-driven innovations promise vast benefits for patients and service providers, they also raise complex intellectual property (IP) challenges due to the inherent nature of AI technology. In this review, we d...
Lopez-Leyva, Santos Martínez, Juan Gabriel
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Management Dynamics in the Knowledge Economy
The objective of this article is to analyze the process of institutionalization of Intellectual Property (IP) in the Pacific Alliance (PA) from its origin in 2011 to 2020. This organization is made up of four countries: Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru. The theoretical foundation is located in the theory of neo-institutionalism, which grounds the a...
Rimmer, Matthew
Margherita Melillo’s new book, Weaponising Evidence: A History of Tobacco Control in International Law, is a legal history of international conflicts in respect of tobacco control. It traverses a number of fields of international law – including the law of international organizations, international health law, international trade law, international...
Carneiro, Diego C. Rocha, Vinícius P. C. Damasceno, Patrícia K. F. Barbosa, Josiane D. V. Soares, Milena B. P.
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Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology
A significant limitation of numerous current genetic engineering therapy approaches is their limited control over the strength, timing, or cellular context of their therapeutic effect. Synthetic gene/genetic circuits are synthetic biology approaches that can control the generation, transformation, or depletion of a specific DNA, RNA, or protein and...
Lapatoura, Ioanna
Intellectual property infringement in fashion, or else the unauthorised copying of fashion designs that may enjoy trade mark, copyright or design law protections, is a rapidly growing global phenomenon. Despite current efforts to minimise it, design copying appears to be the fashion sector’s longstanding pandemic. Yet it is far from harmless, not j...
Elmire, Aziz Bassou, Aziz Ait Hlyal, Mustapha El Alami, Jamila
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Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
In this paper, we present a model detailing the benefits of two competing firms in a duopoly market, where profit maximization is linked to their production levels using the Cournot method. Our primary objective is to develop a collaborative strategy within the framework of open innovation to optimize their profits. Furthermore, we analyze how thes...
Galvez-Behar, Gabriel
Why write a history of intellectual property? Looking back at the publication of the Histoire de la propriété intellectuelle, we look at the methodological issues involved in such a history, both in terms of defining the subject and of periodisation. Other contributions of such a history are highlighted, whether in terms of the controversial nature...
Tkeshelashvili, Ketevan Dutt, Pawan Kumar Gurgenidze, Miranda
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TalTech Journal of European Studies
Commercialisation of intellectual property (IP) constitutes a vital part of a state’s economy and signifi cantly contributes to the development and success of any innovative project. At the same time, commercialisation of IP is directly linked to the adopted legislation on patent rights as it regulates the protection and exploitation of IP. This ar...
Iatan, Petru-Răsvan Jora, Octavian-Dragomir
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
Intellectual property is, from the perspective of economic theory, quite a stand-out. It retains the meritocratic particularities of material property – and, as such, advocating for its validity seems justified to many on the grounds that it helps the economic agent appropriate the benefits of his (in this case, intellectual) labour, while also bei...