Futures of innovation and intellectual property regulation in 2040

Abstract

This policy brief explores how changes in several dimensions of innovation might influence IP regimes, and their impacts on society in the future. Since IP is a global phenomenon, we have no specific geographical focus, but look toward IP regimes in 2040. However, our policy implications are developed especially from the point of view of the European research and innovation policy. Across the scenarios, the coordination between national, particularly EU, and international IPR initiatives emerges as a relevant policy challenge.

Type
Publication
Publications Office of the European Union
Mirko Boehm
Mirko Boehm
Open Source

Political Economics of Open Source and Intellectual Property.