May 18 – 19, 2015 | UC San Diego
China’s intellectual property regime is undergoing rapid change, although it is not always clear what this means for protection for foreign firms. This workshop, jointly organized by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and UC San Diego, brought together leading U.S. and Chinese IP, innovation, and economic experts from government, academia, and industry to explore the latest developments in the Chinese intellectual property domain and examine what the evidence means on issues ranging from Chinese patenting data to anti-trust enforcement activities and its implications for U.S. and Chinese businesses.
Organizers:
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and UC San Diego
UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation
21st Century China Center
School of Global Policy and Strategy
Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China
Introduction of the USPTO China Resource Center and Various Examples of Empirical IP Data We Analyze (PDF)
Larry LIAN, USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
What Chinese Patenting Data and USPTO Data Show about Innovation (PDF)
Rick MILLER, USPTO Office of Chief Economist
GIPC International IP Index (PDF)
Ellen SZYMANSKI, Global Intellectual Property Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
How Economists Can Drive Change in IP Policy (PDF)
Stuart GRAHAM, Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech
Roads Less Traveled: Using Empirical Data to Revisit Assumptions About IP in China (PDF)
Mark COHEN, USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
China’s planning for patenting: planning for patently unplannable (PDF)
Brian WRIGHT, UC Berkeley
China’s patent subsidy policy: evidence from a firm level study (PDF)
LEI Zhen, Penn State University
Innovation Driven Development and Its Implication for Innovation and IPR in China (PDF)
LIU Xielin, School of Management at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Competition Data and Antitrust – a Corporate Perspective (PDF)
CHEN Liren and Kirti GUPTA, Qualcomm Inc.
Legal and Regulatory Context for China’s Antitrust Enforcement (PDF)
Elizabeth WANG, Charles River Associates
How to Calculate Piracy and Its Impact on the Economy (PDF)
Jared RAGLAND, Business Software Alliance
Peter COWHEY and Barry Naughton, School of Global Policy and Strategy at UC San Diego and Mark COHEN, USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
Larry LIAN, USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
Rick MILLER, USPTO Office of Chief Economist
Ellen SZYMANSKI, Global Intellectual Property Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Stuart GRAHAM, Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech
Mark COHEN, USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
Peter COWHEY, School of Global Policy and Strategy at UC San Diego and LIN Shangli, Fudan-UC Center
Brian WRIGHT, UC Berkeley
LEI Zhen, Penn State University
LIU Xielin, School of Management at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
CHEN Liren and Kirti GUPTA, Qualcomm Inc.
Elizabeth WANG, Charles River Associates
Jared RAGLAND, Business Software Alliance
