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Monday, April 8, 2002
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09.00
– 09.30
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Registration
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09.30
– 10.15
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Introduction
to the Institute
- Director, IIMA
Introduction
to CMA
- CMA Chairperson
Introduction
to Programme
- Coordinator
Familiarisation
of participants
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10.15
– 10.45
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Group
Photograph & Tea/Coffee Break
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10.45
– 12.00
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Intellectual property rights in knowledge economy
Essential
Read
1.
Gupta
A.K. (2001). “Do Patents Matter : An overview of patent by
Indians in USPTO till August, 2001.
2.
Mashelkar
R. A. “Intellectual Property Rights and the Third World”.
www.sustsci.harvard.edu/ists/TWAS_0202/mashelkar_undated.pdf
3.
Patent Basics.
www.iprindia.org
Desirable
Reading
4.
Gupta
A K (2000). “Towards a Learning Society”: Transforming KITE
(knowledge, information, technology and education) network.
5.
Laurence
R., Hefter and Litowitz Robert D. “ Protecting Intellectual
Property”. Prosperity paper No. 7, p.1-20.
http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/archive/prosper/prosper7.htm
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12.00
– 13.15
Dr.
Prabuddha Ganguli
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Topic:
Patent and Research Opportunities : Analytical Frameworks
1.
Ganguli P (2001). “WIPO Asia – pacific regional forum
on the role of Intellectual Property offices in the 21st
century. World Intellectual Property Organisation.
2.
Trippe,
K. (2000). “First Mover? Try the Patent Advantage” MC :
Technology Marketing Intellegence, Vol : 20(3),p88, 3p.
3.
Nieuwenhuis, J. (2002). “Intellectual Property and
Innovation Policy”.
4.
Bale,
H. E.(2002). “The Impact of the Patent System on Research
Investment for Developing Countries”. Presented at conference on
international patent system, WIPO, Geneva, March 25 to 27.
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13.15
- 14.30
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Lunch
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14.30
– 16.00
Prof
Rakesh Basant
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Topic:
IP for Competitive Advantage Theories and Perspectives
Essential
Reading
1.
Teece, D. J. (2000). “Market Entry Strategies for
Innovations: Avoiding Pyrrhic Victories”. (Chapter 5) Published
in Managing Intellectual Capital, Oxford Publishers. Pp. 91-123.
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16.00
– 16.30
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Tea/Coffee
Break
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16:30
– 17:15
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Topic:
Patent Search Lab (M-CAM and other databases)
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20.00
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Inaugural
Dinner
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Tuesday,
April 9, 2002
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09.00
– 10.15
Guest
Faculty
Dr
Prabuddha Ganguli.
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Topic:
Search Strategies and Filling Patents
1.
1. Orange
J. R. S. “Costs – An issue for whom”. Presented at
conference on international patent system, WIPO, Geneva, March 25
to 27.
2.
Adams,
S. (2000). “Skills for Patent Searching”. EContent, Vol.23(5),
p 39, 4p.
3.
Meyer, M. (2000). “Does science push technology? Patents
citing scientific literature.
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10.15
– 10.30
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Tea/Coffee
Break
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10.30
– 11.45
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Protecting Plant Varieties : Framework and Emerging Disputes
1.
Gupta
A.K. (1999). “Implications of WTO for Indian Agriculture : The
case of Intellectual Property Rights and Emerging Biosafety
Protcol. Working
paper No. 99-10-06
2.
Duffield
G (1999). "Intellectual Property Rights, Trade and Bio
diversity : The case of seeds and plant varieties"
Intersessional Meeting on the operations of the convention
Montreal, Canada 8-30, 1999
www.iucn.org/themes/biodiversity/sbstta4
3. Mangeni
F. (2000) "Technical Issues for protecting Plant Varities by
effective Sui generis systems
www.southcentre.org/publications/occassional/paper02/toc.htm
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11.45
– 13.00
Prof
Abraham Koshy
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Topic:
Role of Brand & IP.
1.
Ward, S.; Larry, L. and Goldstine, J. (1999) “What
Hi-Tech Managers Need to
Know About Brands.” Harvard Business Review, July-August.
p.85-95.
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13.00
- 14.00
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Lunch
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14.00
– 15.15
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Protecting Intellectual Property Right : Disputes About Novelty,
Infringement and Prior Art & Related Ethical Aspects.
1.
Joseph
E., Walsh Jr.and Hoffman M.E., CPA. “Injunctive and Damages
Remedies Available in a Patent Infringment Case”.
http://www.basml.org/barjour/fall20/walsh_.htm
2.
Bennet
V.C. (2002) “Collaborative Research: Prior Art
Pitfalls”. P.
http://www.cdarolinapatents.com/part_artricles/part_article4.htm
3.
CPCRA Statement of Financial, Equity, and Patent Interests.
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15.15
– 15.45
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Tea/Coffee
Break
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15.45
– 17.00
Prof
Rakesh Basant &
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Licensing Strategies and Experiences.
1.
Nickerson J.A. (1996) “Strategic Objectives Supported by
Licensing”. Licensing Strategy. Published in “Technology
Licensing, Corporate Strategies for Harnessing Value” by Rusell,
L.P. and Patrick, H. S. (Eds).Willey Intellectual Property Series,
John Wiley & Sons. p. 63-82
2.
Sullivan S.P. “The Importance of Context in the
Derivation of Royalty Rates”. Royalty Rates. Published in
“Technology Licensing, Corporate Strategies for Harnessing
Value” by Rusell, L.P. and Patrick, H. S. (Eds).Willey
Intellectual Property Series, John Wiley & Sons. p.177-186.
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Wednesday,
April 10, 2002
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09.30
– 10.15
Guest
Faculty
Dr
Prabuddha Ganguli
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Topic:
Biotechnological Patents: EU Directive and Its Implications
Essential
Reading
1.
Walter
C.F. (1997) “Beyond the Harvard Mouse : Current Patent
Practice and the Necessity
of Clear Guidelines in Biotechnology Patent Law.
http://www.lawindiana.edu/ili/v73/no3/walter.html
2.
McMilan, G. S., Narin, F.
and Deeds, D. L.(2000). “An analysis of the critical role
of public science in innovation : the case of biotechnology”.
esearch Policy, 29 p 1-8
Desirable
Reading
3.
Cunningham
B.C. “Impact of the Human Genome Project at the Interface Between
Patent and FDA Laws”.
www.fplc.edu/risk/vol7/summer/cunningh.htm
4.
Lesser
W. “Role of IPR in Biotechnology Transfer – Corporate
Views. Cornell University.
Prepared under WIP special service agreement.
www.wipo.org/about-ip/en/studies/pdf/ssa_lesser_biotech.pdf
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10.15
– 10.30
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Tea/Coffee
Break
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10.30
– 11.45
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Traditional Knowledge Systems and Contemporary Innovations
at Grassroots :
Insight from Honey Bee Network
1.
Gupta
A.K. (2000). “Rewarding Traditional Knowledge and Contemporary
Grassroots Creativity”. www.sristi.org/papers/A35.htm
2.
Gupta
A.K. and Sinha R. (2001). “Contested Domains, Fragmented Spaces:
rights, responsibilities and
rewards for conserving biodiversity and associated knowledge
system, Draft.
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11.45
– 13.00
Prof
Rakesh Basant &
Dr
Prabuddha Ganguli
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Topic:
Valuation of Intellectual Property Rights
Essential
Reading
1.
Pavri,
Z. (1999) Valuation of Intellectual Property Assets. The
Foundation for Risk Management and
Financing.Presented at the INSIGHT conference: “Negotiating
License Agreements: Maximize the value of your Intellectual
Property Assets”, Toronto, April 29-30.
2.
Khoury S. (1998). “Valuing Intellectual Properties”.
Published in Extracting Value from Innovation by Patrick H.
Sullivan. Publishers John Wiley & Sons, Inc. p. 335-356.
Desirable
Reading
3.
Brever, I.(2002).
“Valuation consultant”. Presented at conference on
international patent system, WIPO,
Geneva, March 25 to 27.
4.
Petrash,
G.(2002). “The valuation of patents and patents as financial
instruments”.
Presented at conference on international patent system, WIPO,
Geneva, March 25 to 27.
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13.00
- 14.00
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Lunch
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14.00
– 15.15
Prof
Anil K Gupta
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Topic:
Drug and Crop based Patents
1.
Tansey
G (1999). “Trade, Intellectual Property, Food and
Biodiversity.” Key issues and options for the 1999 review of
Article 27.3(b) of the TRIPS Agreement. www.btinter.com/ng.tansey/trips/trips-bw.pdf
2.
Gupta
A.K. (1998). “Strategic Opportunities in Managing IPRs:
Biodiversity, Drug Industry and Emerging Options. Working Paper
98-12-11.
www.sristi.org/papers/B13.htm
3.
Gupta,
A.K., Chandak, V.S. and Matlon, A. (2001). “Competitive Strategy
for Agricultural Exports Through Value Addition: The Intellectual
Property Rights Perspective. Draft for Gujarat Government
Committee on WTO and Agriculture, September 3, 2001, IIM A
Ahmedabad
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15.15
– 15.30
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Tea/Coffee
Break
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15.30
– 16.30
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Topic
Group Presentation by participants:
Group 1: Organizational
incentives for IP
Group 2: Public
and private partnership in Drug industry
Group 3: Licensing
and commercialisation
Group 4: Institutional
framework for Plant Variety Protection
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16.30
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Valedictory
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REFERENCE READINGS
Basic facts about Patent Cooperation Treaty. WIPO publication No. 433(E), April 2002.
Gene patents and the Genetic Resource Recognition Fund: Sharing benefits from use of plant
genetic resources by agro-biotechnological inventions and traditional agricultural practices.
Case One : Mali. Preliminary First Draft for Internal Circulation in UNEP/WIPO, October 4, 2000.
Monsanto v/s. Percy Schmeiser. No Corporate Liability for Unsafe Sex and Bioserfdom.
www.rafi.org/article.asp?newsid=9
Gupta, A.K. “Knowledge Network/Centre Building upon what People Know.
www.sristi.org/papers/b32.htm
Jessop, B. (2001) “The State and the Contradictions of the Knowledge-Driven Economy”
www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/sociology/soc044rj.html
Terminator 2 years Later: Suicide Seeds on the Fast Track”.RAFI Communique, February
-March, 2000. www.biotech-info.net/fast_track.html
Pratt Timothy (2001). “Small Yellow Bean Sets Off International Patent Dispute” March 20.
www.biotech-info.net.yellow_beans.html
Drucker, F. P. (1997) “My life a s Knowledge Worker”. Repreinted by permission from Inc.
February. Copyright 1997 by Inc. Publishing Company.
www.monthra.inc.com/international/recommended_readings
Csikszentmihalyi, M. (1997). Happiness and Creativity Going with the flow. The Futurist,
September-October.
Gioia, V. (2000). “Using and registering plant trade designations as trademarks”
www.plantpatent.com/articles.html
Walker S (2001). “The TRIPS Agreement, Sustainable Development and Public Interest”.
IUCN Environmental Policy and Law Paper No. 41.
Request for proposals for Alfaalfa (Medicago sativa) variety A2993. The university of
Geulph and the Agricultural Research Institute of Ontario.
Request for proposals for Soybean (Glycine max) variety OAC 99-36. The university of
Geulph and the Agricultural Research Institute of Ontario.
Gupta, A.K (1999). “Rewarding Creativity for Conserving Diversity in the Third World.
Can
IPR Regime Serve the Needs of Contemporary and Traditional Knowledge Experts
and Communities in Third World?”.
Panel V, Ethical and Ecological Aspects of Industrial
Property Rights. |
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