Megaregionalism 2.0:Trade and Innovation within Global Networks

Edited by Dieter Ernst and Michael Plummer

in World Scientific Books from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: This book provides new insights for policy debates on how to strengthen the gains from trade for innovation through an inclusive trading environment that facilitates access to knowledge for all. Rising economic nationalism, especially in the United States, creates new challenges to an enlightened globalization agenda.

Keywords: Globalization; Megaregionalism; Trade; Innovation; Trade Gains; Negative Impacts; Trade Rules; Intellectual Property; Standards; Asia; China; TPP; RCEP (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: F10 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
ISBN: 9789813229822
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Megaregionalism 2.0: Trade and Innovation in Global Networks — Towards an Enlightened Globalization Agenda , pp xxvii-lix

Dieter Ernst and Michael Plummer

Ch 2 The Transpacific Partnership: Potential Gains and Impediments in a Global Context , pp 3-22

Michael Plummer

Ch 3 The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: Promoting Waves of Innovation , pp 23-52

Douglas Lippoldt

Ch 4 Beyond Value Capture — Exploring Innovation Gains from Global Networks , pp 55-89

Dieter Ernst

Ch 5 Supply Chain Positioning and Innovation: Taiwan’s Challenge , pp 91-104

Tain-Jy Chen

Ch 6 Trade and Investment Barriers in Solar and Wind Global Production Networks , pp 105-124

Derek L. Hill

Ch 7 Patents and Technology Transfer through Trade and the Role of Regional Trade Agreements , pp 127-144

Keith Maskus

Ch 8 Learning from Past Mistakes — The US Patent System and International Trade Agreements , pp 145-155

Robin Feldman

Ch 9 Harmony and Disharmony in International Intellectual Property Law , pp 157-178

Colleen Chien

Ch 10 Shadow Patent Systems: Technology, Economics, and Geopolitics , pp 179-211

Brian Kahin

Ch 11 The Impacts of Technical Standards on Global Trade and Economic Efficiency , pp 215-235

Gregory Tassey

Ch 12 Standard-Essential Patents and the Distribution of Gains from Trade for Innovation , pp 237-258

Florian Ramel, Maximilian von Laer and Knut Blind

Ch 13 Patents, Standards, and Borders: Addressing National Disparities Among Holders of Standard-Essential Patents , pp 259-281

Jorge L. Contreras

Ch 14 Dual Use of Standardization Strategies: Promoting Regional Integration and/or Global Markets , pp 283-309

Konstantinos Karachalios and Karen McCabe

Ch 15 Beyond Government Control of China’s Standardization System — History, Current Status, and Reform Suggestions , pp 311-339

Ping Wang and Liang Zheng

Ch 16 Innovation, Trade, and Intellectual Property Rights: Implications for Trade Negotiations , pp 343-360

Carlos A. Primo Braga

Ch 17 The Information Technology Agreement, Manufacturing, and Innovation — China’s and India’s Contrasting Experiences , pp 361-388

Dieter Ernst

Ch 18 Promoting Win–Win Development of Global Value Chains , pp 389-421

Susan Helper and Timothy Krueger

Ch 19 Labor Implications of TPP: A Game Changer? , pp 423-454

Ronald C. Brown

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