Systemic technology innovation management and analysis of other forms of IP protection

Jemala, Marek

doi:10.1016/j.ijis.2022.08.001

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“…By making innovative technologies accessible to all, we contribute to SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), and SDG8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), fostering economic opportunities and eradicating poverty. Technology transfer and capacity building: [ 207 , 210 , 215 , 218 , 219 ] Many countries may lack the infrastructure, expertise, and resources to harness the benefits of Nanotechnology. Encouraging responsible technology transfer and ensuring that nanotechnological innovations benefit all segments of society is critical.…”

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“…Moreover, fostering international cooperation and partnerships aligns with SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), ensuring that nanotechnological innovations benefit all segments of society. Intellectual property and innovation, [ [207] , [209] , [213] , [215] , [219] , [220] ] since Intellectual property rights can hinder the dissemination of nanotechnology solutions, particularly in resource-constrained regions. Promoting open access to research, fostering technology-sharing agreements, creating mechanisms for fair licensing, and balancing the need for innovation with IP Protection can help address these barriers and ensure the broader application of nanotechnology.…”

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“…Technology transfer and capacity building: [ 207 , 210 , 215 , 218 , 219 ] Many countries may lack the infrastructure, expertise, and resources to harness the benefits of Nanotechnology. Encouraging responsible technology transfer and ensuring that nanotechnological innovations benefit all segments of society is critical.…”

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“…However, there are also three notable differences between the 2006 China EBL and Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code, namely 1) the party entitled to submit plans, 2) the classification of creditors, and 3) procedures for "Renegotiation" of differing creditor classes. First, debtors and administrators enjoy exclusive rights to propose reorganization plans without competing plans from other interested parties under the 2006 China EBL (Jemala, 2022).…”

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Legal protection of employee wage rights in bankrupt companies: evidence from China

Jaelani,

Nuryanto,

Fenitra

et al. 2023

LJIH

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This study aims to identify the factors contributing to the legal protection of workers' wage rights in bankrupt companies in China, focusing on aspects that have not been grounded in social justice. This research is also to formulate and form a legal protection model for workers' wage rights in bankrupt companies based on social justice in Indonesia and China. This research is empirical. The research data is in the form of primary and secondary data (primary and secondary legal materials). The study results show that the factors that cause legal protection of workers' wage rights in bankrupt companies are not based on social justice and are the legal substance factor, namely the legal norms governing workers' wage rights and other rights. When a company goes bankrupt, there is non-uniformity in the priority hierarchy of creditors in the Bankruptcy Law, General Provisions on Tax Implementation Procedures, and Labor Laws. Another factor is the legal and structural factor, which only involves the trustee and supervisory judges in the settlement of bankrupt assets. The last factor is the legal culture, where participation in the payment of bankruptcy assets is minimal and the current economic system tends to be capitalist. Indonesia must take the Chinese government as an example; China places a premium on modifying labour standards to safeguard the rights and interests of workers in all circumstances and promote economic and social development.

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“…Hence, it is imperative to prioritize the safeguarding of rights pertaining to the utilization and exchange of personal data. 42 The establishment of effective governance mechanisms for safeguarding personal data is often regarded as a means to enhance public confidence in the government's commitment to fulfilling its duty of safeguarding its populace. Trust is established through the implementation of both proactive and reactive measures in governance for protection.…”

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A examination on personal data protection in metaverse technology in Indonesia: a human rights perspective

Hanita Mayasari

2023

JLEJ

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The objective of this study is to elucidate the challenges presented by technological advancements, namely digital metaverse technology, with regard to safeguarding personal data in Indonesia. This study also investigates these issues via the lens of human rights. The research methodology employed in this study encompasses a mixed approach, combining socio-legal and normative research methods. The research findings indicate that there is a pressing need for the safeguarding of personal data in Indonesia, particularly in light of the escalating number of incidents and the advancement of the information technology sector. The significance of metaverse technology should not be underestimated, thereby necessitating a thorough legislative reform to address the associated difficulties. The enactment of the PDP Law represents the initial measure taken by the government to establish a framework for the administration of personal data protection. The active participation of all stakeholders, particularly those in the digital economy industry, is vital in the formulation and implementation of rules. Additionally, it is crucial to adhere to the principles of Data Protection By Design and By Default. The PDP Law encompasses various significant provisions that can be utilised by the Indonesian government to enforce personal data protection measures and impose penal consequences upon those who breach the regulations stipulated within this legislation. The PDP Law serves as a legal framework that holds applicability not only inside national boundaries but also extends to international jurisdictions, particularly in the context of the contemporary metaverse.

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Systemic technology innovation management and analysis of other forms of IP protection

Cited by 9 publications

References 59 publications

Nano Revolution: “Tiny tech, big impact: How nanotechnology is driving SDGs progress"

Nano Revolution: “Tiny tech, big impact: How nanotechnology is driving SDGs progress"

Legal protection of employee wage rights in bankrupt companies: evidence from China

A examination on personal data protection in metaverse technology in Indonesia: a human rights perspective

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