CRAASH research group: 'Open IP in Emerging and Developing Economies'

Speaker

Associate Professor Kenneth Huang (via video link)

Abstract

Many emerging and developing economies follow a model of maximising ownership and base their innovation policies on European and US approaches. Do they have an opportunity to take a radical approach to intellectual property and if so, what could that look like and what would it mean for equitable and sustainable development?

12 midday until 2pm. The talk will start at approximately 12.30 pm. Lunch will be served after the session

Readings

1. Huang, K.G., X. Geng and H. Wang (2017). Institutional regime shift in intellectual property rights and innovation strategies of firms in China. Organization Science, 28(2): 355-377.
2. Huang, K.G. (2017). Uncertain intellectual property conditions and knowledge appropriation strategies: Evidence from the genomics industry. Industrial and Corporate Change, 26(1): 41-71.

Readings and links to the online papers and group annotations will be distributed by email, please contact synbio@hermes.cam.ac.uk to sign up for the whole series or individual sessions.

It is strongly recommended that papers are read in advance of the meetings.

Further Information

Open to all. No registration required.

Part of Open Intellectual Property Models of Emerging Technologies and Implications for the Equitable Society Research Group Seminar Series.

For further information please email the administrative assistance: gradfac@crassh.cam.ac.uk pr visit the CRAASH Research Group webpage.