Evolución y consolidación del sistema de propiedad industrial japonés: una mirada al proceso de transformación del manejo de la propiedad industrial en Japón
Evolución y consolidación del sistema de propiedad industrial japonés: una mirada al proceso de transformación del manejo de la propiedad industrial en Japón
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Aristizábal Velásquez, D. 2012. Evolución y consolidación del sistema de propiedad industrial japonés: una mirada al proceso de transformación del manejo de la propiedad industrial en Japón. Revista La Propiedad Inmaterial. 16 (nov. 2012), 137–176.
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Japón es un país que se ha distinguido por su alta tecnología, sus estrictos modelos de disciplina y una gran cohesión social. Sin embargo, también ha sido el epicentro de grandes catástrofes humanas y naturales. Este escrito pretende revelar cómo esta nación ha superado estas adversidades mediante el desarrollo de procesos de innovación, situando el capital intelectual como una prioridad de rango nacional y velando por la protección de los derechos de propiedad industrial, generando así toda una transformación en lo que a activos intangibles se refiere y consolidándose como un ejemplo mundial de progreso y dedicación.
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Stenberg, Lennart (2004). Government research amd innovation policies in Japan, Sweden: Sedish Institute for Growth Policy Studies.
Suzuki, Morris (1994). The technological transformation of Japan, Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press.
Takenaka, Toshiko (2009). Success or failure? Japan's national strategy on intellectual property and evaluation of its impact from the comparative law perspective, Washington, Center for Advance Study and Research on Intellectual Property.
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