This book surveys IP and innovation policies in Africa's past and present, providing frameworks and measures that will help Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Africa. Its objective is to facilitate technological learning, accelerate absorption and adaptation fit to an African context, and catapult African LDCs down the road of innovation.
This book surveys IP and innovation policies in Africa's past and present, providing frameworks and measures that will help Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Africa. Its objective is to facilitate technological learning, accelerate absorption and adaptation fit to an African context, and catapult African LDCs down the road of innovation.
Fernando dos Santos is an advisor on IP-related issues in Africa for several organizations, including WIPO, EPO, IFPMA, African Union, and the AfCFTA Secretariat. He has served as Director General of the IP Office of Mozambique and the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO). He is a member of the South African Association of Intellectual Property Law and Information Technology Law Teachers and Researchers (AIPLITL) and the Open-Air Multidisciplinary IP Research Network in Africa. He received a LLM from the University of London and PhD in innovation and intellectual property from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. He is a teacher, tutor, and has presented and published widely on Africa and IP-related issues.
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* Dedication * Table of contents * List of boxes * Preface * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations * Abstract * Part I * 1: General introduction * 2: The first manifestations of ingenuity of humankind and its protection * 3: Dynamics of the extension of the western style IP system into the African continent * Part II * 4: The challenges of promoting innovation through technology transfer into Africa * 5: Maximising the use of the TRIPS Agreement to promote technology transfer and innovation in Africa * Part III * 6: The proposal to establish the agreement on Trade-Related Issues of Technology Transfer and Innovation (TRITTI) * 7: The role of developing states and IDCs in the quest for technology transfer: Recommendations * 8: Final conclusions and recommendations * References/bibliography
* Dedication * Table of contents * List of boxes * Preface * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations * Abstract * Part I * 1: General introduction * 2: The first manifestations of ingenuity of humankind and its protection * 3: Dynamics of the extension of the western style IP system into the African continent * Part II * 4: The challenges of promoting innovation through technology transfer into Africa * 5: Maximising the use of the TRIPS Agreement to promote technology transfer and innovation in Africa * Part III * 6: The proposal to establish the agreement on Trade-Related Issues of Technology Transfer and Innovation (TRITTI) * 7: The role of developing states and IDCs in the quest for technology transfer: Recommendations * 8: Final conclusions and recommendations * References/bibliography
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