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This article examines the role of national and transnational intellectual property policy on the development of a global sustainable energy infrastructure. A review of current intellectual property policy for selected jurisdictions is presented. The issues of patent pools, open source development, and government intervention are all explored. The author finds that thought leadership on the issue is...
Thousands of scientists have spent years finalising the long-term plan that China hopes will take it into the top tier of global innovation. However, there are concerns over whether China can adapt to the political and social changes that this will demand. The Chinese system still suffers from several structural vulnerabilities, the greatest of which is what he terms the `technology trap'. So much...
Expectations for cooperation between industry and the academic sector, as a means for recovering their industrial competitiveness, have been heightened in Japan since the latter half of the 1990s. Recognition in the 1980s showed the policy of technology transfer from universities to private enterprises was actively implemented in the United States and proved to be fruitful, to a certain extent, in...
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