Thematic overview : charting the evolution of knowledge flows / Antony Taubman & Jayashree Watal -- The shifting contours of trade in knowledge : the new "trade related" aspects of intellectual property / Antony Taubman -- How digitization is transforming trade / Lee Tuthill, Antonia Carzaniga & Martin Roy -- Intellectual property and digital trade -- mapping international regulatory responses to emerging issues / Wolf R. Meier-Ewert and Jorge Gutierrez -- Measuring international intellectual property transactions in a globalized world : current challenges and possible improvements / Joscelyn Magdeleine & Andreas Maurer -- A missing link in the analysis of global value chains : cross-border flows of intangible assets, taxation and related measurement implications / Thomas Neubig & Sacha Wunsch Thomas -- Global ebbs and flows of patent knowledge / Andrew W. Torrance, Jevin. D. West, & Lisa C. Friedman -- Sources of knowledge flow between developed and developing countries / Laurie Ciaramella, Gaetan De Rassenfosse & Florian Seliger -- Using intellectual property data to measure cross-border knowledge flows / Jacob Dubbert, Alexander V. Giczy, Nicholas Pairolero and Andrew A. Toole -- The global digital content landscape / Erick Oh -- Cross-border knowledge flows through R&D FDI : implications for LMMICs / Vito Amendolagine, Cristina Chaminade, Jose Guimon & Roberta Rabellotti -- The innovation environment and knowledge diffusion : improving policy decisions through patent analytics / Holger Ernst, Carsten C. Guderian & Marco Richter -- Global knowledge flows, absorptive capacity, and capability acquisition : old ideas, recent evidence, and new approaches / Lee Branstetter & Keith E. Maskus -- Trade in intellectual property-intensive goods / Mercedes Delgado and Margaret Kyle -- Knowledge spillovers through international supply chains / Roberta Piermartini & Stela Rubinova -- How do patents shape global value chains? : international and domestic patenting / Nikolas J. Zolas & Travis J. Lybbert -- The enforcement of intellectual property rights in a digital era / Michael D. Smith & Rahul Telang -- The digital creative economy and blockchains : options and prospects for the developing world / Keith Nurse, Erica Smith, Kayla Grant & Alicia Shepherd -- Streaming of music and audiovisual works / Mary Lafrance -- Adapting trade rules for the age of big data / Mira Burri -- Trade in knowledge and cross-border flows : a look at emerging digital regulatory issues / Nigel Cory -- Cross-border knowledge flows under International Trade Agreement : a need for new multilateral disciplines? / Lucas Spadano & Luiza Tangari Coelho -- The need for a global framework for knowledge transactions : cross border licensing and enforcement / Jacques de Werra & Jeff C. Dodd -- Fitting machine-generated data in trade regulatory holes / Peter K. Yu -- Looking Forward / Antony Taubman.
Summary:
"It is now more than 25 years since the WTO TRIPS Agreement entered into force, setting intellectual property (IP) standards at the centre of multilateral trade rules. The quarter-century since then has seen a fundamental transformation in the scale, diversity, and very nature of cross-border commercial transactions in knowledge and knowledge products. An array of technological, economic, social and policy factors has driven this transformation and diversification. The disruptive impact of technological change - the prospects that it brings for sustainable development and for a more equitable world, along with concerns about its potential to displace and disenfranchise, and to entrench inequities - has placed it at the centre of policy debates and practical initiatives about economic and social development, and indeed a host of wider public policy issues today. The framing of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in 2015 - a blueprint for international cooperation and national action towards an ambitious set of targets in 2030 - was striking for the high degree of recognition of the need for the development and implementation of new technologies to address fundamental development needs. Innovation, as such, was recognized as a development goal in itself"-- Provided by publisher.
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