Intellectual Property and Development: An Interpretation of the (NEW) Markets for Knowledge

Cimoli, Mario; Primi, Annalisa

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“…The aftermath of the failure of protectionist policies between the '60s and the late '80s, known as the import substitution period, led to an aggressive period of industrialization through the public sector's intervention in most LAC countries. In the nineties, the structural reforms led to aggressive economic liberalization, deregulation, and privatization, leading to the emergence of two production patterns (Cimoli et al, 2009;Gómez-Valenzuela, 2020). The 'labor-intensive activities' such as tourist services and various types of free zone parks, mainly of textiles in the Central America and Caribbean area, and activities based on natural resources exploitation such as mining and metallurgy, together with a relatively strong industrial sector in the Southern Cone (Cimoli et al, 2005).…”

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“…It moves from the mean model perspective to the end-model policy actions through specific STI policy plans and institutional mechanisms to address the asymmetries in STI capacities of European Union members, covering social and cultural spheres concerning the role of STI in society (Ulnicane, 2015). In the case of Mercosur (Cimoli et al, 2009;Cimoli et al, 2005), the policy focus has been more oriented to the strength of STI policy at the national level than the regional level, despite the recent efforts of STI policy integration centered in the university system (Cassiolato & Lastres, 2000;Perrotta, 2016).…”

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Science, Technology, and Innovation policies in the integration process of Central America and the Dominican Republic: the role of representations and perceptions

Gómez-Valenzuela

2022

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This paper summarizes the findings of a qualitative study about the role of the representations and perception of Science, Technology, and Innovation Policies (STI) in the Central American integration process. It is based on interviews with policymakers and a parallel literature review process. The main finding points out the limitation of translating in practical terms the representations and perception of the positive role of STI policies in supporting the integration process and economic development at regional and national levels. An organic, long-term, and multiscale STI policy commitment is required to foster a more proactive and influential role of STI policy in the integration process and in supporting capacity building for innovation.

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Science, Technology, and Innovation policies in the integration process of Central America and the Dominican Republic: the role of representations and perceptions

Gómez-Valenzuela

2022

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“…Depending on the type of intellectual property, the author, scientist, or designer receives different types of protection. Most scholars agree that an official system for protecting intellectual property is essential for economic development [55]. Most developed countries have separate legislation to deal with this delicate field, emphasizing the importance of protection; for example, this is outlined in the United States Constitution as follows:…”

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What Are the Binding Constraints for a Knowledge-Based Economy in Qatar?

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Shirazi

2023

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This study aimed to investigate the binding constraints on building a knowledge-based economy (KBE) in Qatar. The research used descriptive and qualitative approaches within the new institutional economics paradigm using data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Taking cognizance that natural-resource-driven economic development may not be sustainable, the Qatar National Vision 2030 was launched with the expectation that educational expansion and reform would turn Qatar’s carbon economy into a “knowledge economy”. The Qatari government’s National Development Strategy 2018–2022 has anchored the economic diversification agenda on building a knowledge-based economy. The findings demonstrated that per the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor analysis, compared with selected countries, Qatar scored relatively high across various dimensions of new institutional economics, including institution, governance, market, and culture. This shows that the knowledge-based economy in Qatar is developing. Several studies examined a variety of issues in building a knowledge-based economy in Qatar, but this is the first study to explore the binding constraints of building a knowledge-based economy in Qatar using the new institutional economics theory as a tool of analysis.

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“…A exclusão se daria pela capacidade de fazer uso desse: capacidade de decodificação do conhecimento existente e sua adaptação à setores específicos da economia. (Cimoli, Primi, 2008). A explicação de Richard Nelson é esclarecedora:…”

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O conflito Estados Unidos - Brasil sobre a organização do regime internacional de propriedade intelectual no século XXI

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Gostaria de agradecer especialmente meu orientador Reginaldo Moraes pelos já sete anos de orientação que vem desde o mestrado. Foram anos fundamentais para minha formação acadêmica, de ensinamentos importantes e que resultaram na conclusão dessa tese. Seus comentários e conselhos sempre foram de imensa valia e é uma grande satisfação ter sido seu orientando.Agradeço também o professor Carlos Eduardo Carvalho pela contribuição durante a qualificação, mas que infelizmente não pode participar da banca de defesa da tese. Gostaria também de agradecer os professores Pedro Paulo Z. Bastos, Jaime César Coelho, Pedro Chadarevian e Sebastião Velasco e Cruz por aceitarem participar da minha banca de doutorado. Suas contribuições foram excepcionais e me ajudaram na formatação final do texto, assim como o debate foi estimulante para continuar nessa empreitada. Gostaria de agradecer especialmente o professor Sebastião, que acompanha esse trabalho desde o seu nascimento e participou todas suas etapas. Nossas conversas sobre o tema sempre foram inspiradoras.Gostaria também de agradecer aos colegas do

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Intellectual Property and Development: An Interpretation of the (NEW) Markets for Knowledge

Cited by 6 publications

References 46 publications

Science, Technology, and Innovation policies in the integration process of Central America and the Dominican Republic: the role of representations and perceptions

Science, Technology, and Innovation policies in the integration process of Central America and the Dominican Republic: the role of representations and perceptions

What Are the Binding Constraints for a Knowledge-Based Economy in Qatar?

O conflito Estados Unidos - Brasil sobre a organização do regime internacional de propriedade intelectual no século XXI

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