Edited by Sanghoon Ahn, Fellow, KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Korea and Senior Economist, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, France, Bronwyn H. Hall, Professor Emerita of Economics (retired), University of California at Berkeley, Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research, US and International Research Associate, Institute of Fiscal Studies, London, UK and Keun Lee, winner of the 2014 Schumpeter Prize, and Professor, Seoul National University, Korea

• Contents1. IntroductionSanghoon Ahn, Bronwyn H. Hall and Keun LeePART I: DIVERSE FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS2. Does Patent Protection Help or Hinder Technology Transfer?Bronwyn H. Hall3. Channels of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights in Developing Countries Walter G. Park and Douglas C. Lippoldt4. Patents versus Utility Models in a Dynamic Change of an Econmcy: Korea Keun Lee and Yee Kyoung Kim5. Protecting Indigenous Knowledge through Geographical Indications: A Case Study of the Textile Industry in IndiaSuparna KarmakarPART II. DIVERSE ACTORS IN INNOVATION 6. Impact of University Scientists on Innovations in NanotechnologyJinyoung Kim, Sangjoon Lee and Gerald Marschke7. Assessing the Effects of International Research Collaboration on Invention Process: Some Evidence from Triadic Patent DataSadao Nagaoka and Tsukada Naotoshi8. Empirical Analysis of University Patenting in KoreaJoonghae SuhPART III: DIVERSE CASES FROM ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA9. International Patenting and Knowledge Flows in Latin AmericaFabio Montobbio and Valerio Sterzi10. Mexico: Auto Industry and Patenting in a Technological Dependent EconomyClemente Ruiz Durán11. Propensity to Patent, Competition and China’s Foreign Patenting SurgeAlbert Hu12. The Determinants of Patenting Activities in the Korean Firms Kyoo-Ho ParkIndex

Edited by Sanghoon Ahn, Fellow, KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Korea and Senior Economist, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, France, Bronwyn H. Hall, Professor Emerita of Economics (retired), University of California at Berkeley, Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research, US and International Research Associate, Institute of Fiscal Studies, London, UK and Keun Lee, winner of the 2014 Schumpeter Prize, and Professor, Seoul National University, Korea

• Contents1. IntroductionSanghoon Ahn, Bronwyn H. Hall and Keun LeePART I: DIVERSE FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS2. Does Patent Protection Help or Hinder Technology Transfer?Bronwyn H. Hall3. Channels of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights in Developing Countries Walter G. Park and Douglas C. Lippoldt4. Patents versus Utility Models in a Dynamic Change of an Econmcy: Korea Keun Lee and Yee Kyoung Kim5. Protecting Indigenous Knowledge through Geographical Indications: A Case Study of the Textile Industry in IndiaSuparna KarmakarPART II. DIVERSE ACTORS IN INNOVATION 6. Impact of University Scientists on Innovations in NanotechnologyJinyoung Kim, Sangjoon Lee and Gerald Marschke7. Assessing the Effects of International Research Collaboration on Invention Process: Some Evidence from Triadic Patent DataSadao Nagaoka and Tsukada Naotoshi8. Empirical Analysis of University Patenting in KoreaJoonghae SuhPART III: DIVERSE CASES FROM ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA9. International Patenting and Knowledge Flows in Latin AmericaFabio Montobbio and Valerio Sterzi10. Mexico: Auto Industry and Patenting in a Technological Dependent EconomyClemente Ruiz Durán11. Propensity to Patent, Competition and China’s Foreign Patenting SurgeAlbert Hu12. The Determinants of Patenting Activities in the Korean Firms Kyoo-Ho ParkIndex

Edited by Sanghoon Ahn, Fellow, KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Korea and Senior Economist, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, France, Bronwyn H. Hall, Professor Emerita of Economics (retired), University of California at Berkeley, Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research, US and International Research Associate, Institute of Fiscal Studies, London, UK and Keun Lee, winner of the 2014 Schumpeter Prize, and Professor, Seoul National University, Korea

• Contents1. IntroductionSanghoon Ahn, Bronwyn H. Hall and Keun LeePART I: DIVERSE FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS2. Does Patent Protection Help or Hinder Technology Transfer?Bronwyn H. Hall3. Channels of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights in Developing Countries Walter G. Park and Douglas C. Lippoldt4. Patents versus Utility Models in a Dynamic Change of an Econmcy: Korea Keun Lee and Yee Kyoung Kim5. Protecting Indigenous Knowledge through Geographical Indications: A Case Study of the Textile Industry in IndiaSuparna KarmakarPART II. DIVERSE ACTORS IN INNOVATION 6. Impact of University Scientists on Innovations in NanotechnologyJinyoung Kim, Sangjoon Lee and Gerald Marschke7. Assessing the Effects of International Research Collaboration on Invention Process: Some Evidence from Triadic Patent DataSadao Nagaoka and Tsukada Naotoshi8. Empirical Analysis of University Patenting in KoreaJoonghae SuhPART III: DIVERSE CASES FROM ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA9. International Patenting and Knowledge Flows in Latin AmericaFabio Montobbio and Valerio Sterzi10. Mexico: Auto Industry and Patenting in a Technological Dependent EconomyClemente Ruiz Durán11. Propensity to Patent, Competition and China’s Foreign Patenting SurgeAlbert Hu12. The Determinants of Patenting Activities in the Korean Firms Kyoo-Ho ParkIndex