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CDIPR publishes the Journal on Development of Intellectual Property and Research (JDIPR) on a quarterly basis. This peer-reviewed journal features original research articles, case studies and reviews that contribute to the academic and practical understanding of IP. The journal serves as a platform for scholars and practitioners to share their insights and advance the field. The first issue of the Journal is scheduled to Publish in the Month of October, 2024.
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This is a comprehensive publication that brings together key discussions, research findings and expert insights from the South Asian Global Intellectual Property Summit 2024. Edited by Prof. (Dr.) Syamala Kandadai (Professor & Dean of Faculty, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, India), Prof. (Dr.) M. R. Sreenivasa Murthy (Professor & DPIIT-IPR Chair Professor, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, India) and Mr. Dipendu Das (Director, Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation, India), this book serves as an essential resource for legal scholars, industry professionals, researchers, and policymakers. It explores critical aspects of Intellectual Property (IP) law, technology, innovation and cultural preservation across South Asia, offering a valuable understanding of emerging trends, challenges and policy solutions in the field of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs). Published in 13 Nations across the Globe.
The book documents the Summit Report, Round Table Discussions, Guest Lectures, Researches and Recommendations delivered by leading legal and industry experts. Additionally, it presents a collection of research papers on various IP-related themes, including Patents, Geographical Indications, Copyright Law, AI-generated Works, Biotechnology and Digital Commerce. The insights captured in this publication reflect the collaborative efforts of academicians, practitioners and industry leaders in addressing contemporary IP issues and fostering cross-border innovation.
The South Asian Global Intellectual Property Summit 2024, organised by the Centre for Development of Intellectual Property and Research (CDIPR), Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation, was a landmark event that brought together 1,200+ participants from 17+ countries. Held from November 25 to December 25, 2024, the summit featured Round Table Discussions, expert-led Guest Lectures, research presentations, competitions and workshops, making it one of the most comprehensive IP forums in the region. Discussions covered crucial topics such as cross-border IP frameworks, startup innovations, IP enforcement and the role of technology in shaping future IP policies.
This book is a testament to the knowledge-sharing and collaborative efforts made during the summit. In Global Collaboration with the University of Oxford, Harvard University, National University of Singapore, University of South Australia, Queen Mary University, George Washington University Law School, University of Berkeley and Stanford University, the publication serves as a reference for policymakers, legal practitioners and innovators, offering practical recommendations for strengthening IP frameworks, protecting traditional knowledge and navigating the challenges posed by AI and digital technologies. With this book, one can gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of Intellectual Property law in South Asia, understand how startups and SMEs can leverage IP for innovation and explore case studies on trademark enforcement, patent protection, and the digital economy. It is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the intersection of law, technology, and innovation in the global IP ecosystem.
In an era defined by rapid technological advancements and globalization, the discourse surrounding Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) has never been more crucial. South Asian Perspectives on Global Intellectual Property: Challenges and Innovations presents a groundbreaking collection of scholarly contributions, examining the evolving landscape of IPR across South Asia and beyond.
This meticulously curated volume brings together leading legal scholars, practitioners, and researchers to address critical issues such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and copyright, patent protection in biotechnology, traditional knowledge and cultural heritage preservation, IP enforcement in digital marketplaces, and the implications of IP law in emerging fields like the Metaverse and blockchain technology.
Insights from the 1st South Asian Global Intellectual Property Summit 2024
The book features exclusive discussions and expert insights from the prestigious South Asian Global IP Summit, attended by legal luminaries, policymakers, and industry leaders from over 17 countries.
Diverse and Cutting-Edge Research Topics
With over 40 chapters spanning across multiple facets of intellectual property, the book delves into pressing challenges such as:
Global and Regional Perspectives
While emphasizing the unique challenges faced by South Asian nations, this book also offers a comparative analysis with global best practices, making it an invaluable resource for researchers, legal professionals, policymakers, and students worldwide.
An Essential Resource for Academics and Practitioners
The book serves as a critical reference for law schools, research institutions, IP firms, and government bodies involved in shaping IP policies and fostering innovation.