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First Trade in Ideas Training Workshop in cooperation with the WTO Chair Program
The first traded in ideas training workshop was carried out through the WTO Chair Program in 2019. Please find short summary from the WTO webpage or here. “A training workshop on trade in ideas was organized by the Oman WTO Chair in collaboration with the Innovation and Technology Transfer Center of Sultan Qaboos University (SQU). […]
Trade in Ideas Program Presentation and Discussion at WTO
On Feb 26, 20+ developing and developed countries joined a presentation and discussion of the new Trade in Ideas Program. The program aims at facilitating trade in ideas – based on markets in patent – between “North” and “South” as a new development policy. Understanding the forces that are at play in such trade is […]
Trade in Ideas as New Development Policy: Multi-country Pilot-study funded by Sweden on Economic Potential for Developing Nations Licensing Own Patents
How do can you leverage the recent human capital formation that has taken place in many developing countries in the last two decades? This pilot-study will investigate the economic potential of markets in patent as instrument of development, leveraging national inventors, licensing to the world markets. 16 countries with high human capital formation, some patenting, […]
How can Patent Markets Enable Growth? – a Trans-Atlantic Workshop with the European Commission and Vinnova
A transatlantic workshop has been organised together with the European Commission with global corporate practitioners, policymakers from EC/SME & GROWTH and the US Trade Commission, European and other Patent Offices, and selected experts in the field of patenting, licensing among others, to identify and prioritize issues towards a market in patents. Special focus will also be given to […]
Workshop NSF
Workshop in DC. For program please follow link to dedicated SSRN web page. SSRN Link to workshop program and articles The workshop was funded, and initiated, by NSF. NSF Grant from Science of Science Policy.
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