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ISBN 13: 9789812568496
Author: Teece David J

The international transfer of technology is one of the most important features of the global economy. However, the literature on it is sparse. This book encapsulates the author's contributions to this field over the last three decades and provides insights into the manner, mechanisms, and cost of technology transfer across national boundaries and the implications for (the theory of) the international firm.

The Transfer And Licensing of Know How And Intellectual Property Understanding the Multinational Enterprise in the Modern World 1st Table of contents:

Part I: International Technology Transfer

1. Technology Transfer by Multinational Firms: The Resource Cost of Transferring Technological Know-How

   • I. Introduction

   • II. Technology Transfer and the Production of Knowledge

   • III. The Sample

   • IV. Definition of Technology Transfer Costs

   • V. Transfer Costs: Data and Hypotheses

   • VI. Determinants of the Cost of International Technology Transfer: Tests and Results

   • VII. Differences Between International and Domestic Technology Transfer

   • VIII. Conclusion

   • References

2. Time-Cost Tradeoffs: Elasticity Estimates and Determinants for International Technology Transfer

   • 1. Introduction

   • 2. Foundations of the Time-Cost Tradeoff

   • 3. Estimation of the Time-Cost Tradeoff

   • 4. Determinants of the Elasticity of Cost with Respect to Time

   • 5. Conclusion

   • References

3. The Market for Know-How and the Efficient International Transfer of Technology – David J. Teece

   • Codification and Transfer Costs

   • Characteristics of the Market for Know-How

   • Codes of Conduct and the Regulation of Technology Imports

   • Regulation of Technology Exports

   • Conclusion

4. Technology and Technology Transfer: Mansfieldian Inspirations and Subsequent Developments – David J. Teece

   • 1. Introduction

   • 2. Mansfield's Vision and Early Work

   • 3. The Economics of (International) Technology Transfer

   • 4. Summarizing Elements of Received Wisdom on Replication and Transfer

   • 5. Capturing Value from Intellectual Capital

   • 6. Valuation Issues: Accounting and Market Metrics

   • 7. The Multinational Firm, Internalization, and R&D Activity

   • 8. Closing

   • Acknowledgment, Notes, References

Part II: Licensing and Cross-Licensing

5. Profiting from Technological Innovation: Implications for Integration, Collaboration, Licensing and R&D Strategy

   • 1. Introduction

   • 2. The Phenomenon

   • 3. Profiting from Innovation: Basic Building Blocks

     • 3.1. Regimes of Appropriability

     • 3.2. Dominant Design Paradigm

     • 3.3. Complementary Assets

   • 4. Implications for Profitability

     • 4.1. Tight Appropriability

     • 4.2. Weak Appropriability

   • 5. Channel Strategy Issues

     • 5.1.–5.5. Modes and Case Studies

   • 6. Implications for R&D, Industry Structure, Trade Policy

   • 7. Conclusion

   • References

6. Managing Intellectual Capital: Licensing and Cross-Licensing in Semiconductors and Electronics

   • RCA and AT&T

   • IBM and TI

   • Hewlett-Packard

   • Industry Comparisons and Policy Issues

   • Notes

7. Patents, Licensing, and Entrepreneurship: Effectuating Innovation in Multi-Invention Contexts

   • 1. Introduction

   • 2. IP and Entrepreneurship

   • 3. Multi-Invention Context

   • 4. Patent Strategy

   • 5. Case Studies (e.g., SoC, Kentron)

   • 6. Conclusion

   • Notes, References

8. Royalties, Evolving Patent Rights, and the Value of Innovation – Edward F. Sherry, David J. Teece

   • 1. Value and IP Stages

   • 2. Estimating Value

   • 3. Quantifying Adjustment

   • 4. Implications

   • Acknowledgments, References

9. Standards Setting and Antitrust – David J. Teece, Edward F. Sherry

   • I–V. Standards, Antitrust, SSOs, IP Rules, Policy Implications

   • Conclusion, Appendix

10. A Primer on Trademarks and Trademark Valuation – Michaelyn Corbett, Mohan Rao, David J. Teece

• Trademark Definitions, Valuation Methods, Internet and Licensing

• Conclusion

• Notes, References

Part III: Organizing Research and Development

11. Firm Organization, Industrial Structure, and Technological Innovation – David J. Teece

• 1. Introduction

• 2. Characteristics of Technological Development

• 3. Organizational Determinants

• 4. Governance Archetypes

• 5. Matching Innovation and Organization

• 6. Conclusion

12. Overseas R&D by US-Based Firms – Edwin Mansfield, David J. Teece, Anthony Romeo

• I–V. Trends, Scale, Cost, and Nature of Overseas R&D

• Acknowledgments, Notes, References

13. Inter-organizational Requirements of the Innovation Process – David J. Teece

• Models (Serial, Parallel)

• Linkages (University, Vertical, Horizontal)

• Implications: Cooperation vs. Integration

• Conclusions, Notes

14. Strategic Alliances and Industrial Research – David C. Mowery, David J. Teece

• Sourcing, Consortia, University Collaboration

• Conclusion, Notes

15. Organizing for Innovation: When is Virtual Virtuous? – Henry W. Chesbrough, David J. Teece

• Innovation and Virtual Firms

• Industry Standards

• Organizational Fit

16. Mitigating Procurement Hazards in Innovation – John M. de Figueiredo, David J. Teece

• Technological Hazards, Safeguards

• Integration, Credible Commitment

• Conclusion

Part IV: The Multinational Enterprise

17. Technology Transfer and R&D of Multinational Firms: Theory and Evidence – David J. Teece

• I–V. Theory, R&D, Development, Technique Choice

• Acknowledgment, Notes

18. The Multinational Enterprise: Market Failure and Market Power – David J. Teece

• Market vs. Hierarchy

• Anticompetitive Risks

• Evaluation

19. Multinational Enterprise, Internal Governance, and Industrial Organization – David J. Teece

• Monopoly vs. Efficiency

• Host-Country Controls

• Dynamic Factors

20. Transactions Cost Economics and the Multinational Enterprise: A Reassessment – David J. Teece

• Transactions Cost Perspective

• Horizontal vs. Vertical Integration

• Export Competitiveness

• Host Country Relations

21. Dynamic Capabilities and the Multinational Enterprise: Penrosean Insights and Omissions – Mie Augier, David J. Teece

• Abstract and Key Results

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