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Understanding and Profiting from Intellectual Property

Strategies across Borders

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  • © 2013

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Understanding and Profiting from Intellectual Property across Borders: A Beginning

  2. Intellectual Property Fundamentals

  3. Intellectual Property Environments

  4. Intellectual Property Management

  5. Intellectual Property Strategies

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About this book

A new look at the strategic and managerial issues surrounding intellectual property (IP) and international commercialization in the international market. An updated version which provides practitioners and analysts with guidelines and an action framework on how to benefit from IP.

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'The author has undertaken a formidable task with serious scholarship...and analytical intent...has enlivened what could have been a dry, specialists-only book by including diagrams, statistics, and illuminating case studies...This is a well-researched and thought-provoking read for both the academic and business communities.' -World Intellectual Property Organization

Authors and Affiliations

  • Trinity University, USA

    Deli Yang

About the author

DELI YANG is currently Richard Burr and Donald Clark Professor of International Business (IB) at Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, USA. She has a BSc in Economics, an MBA, and MSc in IB, and a PhD of Management Science in International Management of Intellectual Property (IP). Before embarking on her academic career, she also had professional experience in government policy and international business. Since the early 1990s, she has been researching IP from the IB angle, with a particular focus on patenting and branding and firm performance, including anti-piracy strategies and success. She has also been collaborating with multinationals and scholars across the world on projects related to IP businesses. As a consultant of the World IP Organisation, UN, she has been actively involved with benchmarking global IP systems.

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