1. Intellectual Property (IP) is the term given to the productions of original intellectual or creative activity. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are the legal rights that exist in those ...

It examines intellectual property through successive lenses (incentive theory, trade, development, culture, and human rights) and ends with a discussion of whether and how these fragmented views can ...

Both countries highlighted new investments, increased trade flows and the successes of recent UK-Uruguay cooperation, particularly on Patents and Intellectual Property. Market access areas of ...

Unlike tangible assets to your business such as computers or your office, intellectual property is a collection ... for ideas and concepts is through trade secret law and/or confidentiality ...