Enterprise Technology Innovation and Intellectual Property Law

Author: Fan Zaifeng
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book first starts from the concepts, models, and theories of technological innovation, examining its significant role in economic growth from historical, theoretical, and practical perspectives. It clarifies that under the conditions of modern technological revolutions, technological innovation has evolved from a linear process into a nonlinear, interactive, and networked national innovation system. The success or failure of technological innovation has become a key factor in determining corporate competitiveness, industrial competitiveness, and even national competitiveness.
Secondly, the book explores traditional intellectual property rights and new issues in China's intellectual property protection scope, applicable procedures, and enforcement mechanisms after joining the WTO. Building on this foundation, it employs empirical methods and theories such as property rights theory and transaction cost theory to analyze the relationship between technological innovation and intellectual property systems. It reveals the inherent economic connections between technological innovation and intellectual property law, argues for the equally important roles of technology and institutions in promoting growth, and emphasizes the need for China to focus on the research of institutional safeguards for technological incentives, as well as the use of intellectual property law to advance corporate technological innovation.
Finally, the book analyzes issues in China's intellectual property legal environment and the application of corporate intellectual property strategies in technological innovation. It proposes recommendations for improving China's intellectual property legal environment for corporate technological innovation, including establishing an intellectual property legal system centered around a code of intellectual property law, strengthening the implementation of intellectual property law, enhancing coordination between intellectual property law and technological innovation policies, and optimizing the application of corporate intellectual property strategies.