Vietnam's Intellectual Property Landscape from a Regional Perspective

Heo, Yoon; Kien, Tran Nhuan

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“…Así, el gobierno reformó el régimen de los derechos de autor, consolidó su legislación y creó nuevas instituciones administrativas y judiciales para facilitar la aplicación de estos nuevos derechos. Al hacerlo, puso los derechos de propiedad intelectual en conformidad con los requisitos establecidos por la Organización Mundial del Comercio, que buscan estar en sintonía con los de otros Estados con los que se han firmado acuerdos de libre comercio (Heo y Kien, 2011).…”

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“…Sin embargo, a pesar del marco legal de protección intelectual, Vietnam presenta aún un volumen insignificante de invención, predominio de las patentes de no residentes y altos índices de concesión de subvenciones a no residentes. Al mismo tiempo, la puesta en marcha de los derechos de propiedad intelectual ha sido ineficaz y su infracción y la piratería siguen siendo un problema grave (Heo y Kien, 2011).…”

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Vietnam: políticas públicas en ciencia, tecnología e innovación

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2020

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Este artículo analiza las políticas públicas en ciencia, tecnología e innovación en Vietnam, siguiendo la transformación económica del país a partir de las reformas Dổi mới, que sentaron las bases para un cambio estructural, mismo que ha enmarcado las actividades en esas áreas. Asimismo, se examina la evolución de las políticas públicas del sector científico y tecnológico y su relación con la conformación de un Sistema Nacional de Innovación, así como el desempeño de dichos sectores en el contexto internacional. Finalmente, se presentan algunas reflexiones sobre la importancia de fortalecer la política pública en ciencia, tecnología e innovación como elemento clave para el desarrollo de la sociedad vietnamita.

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Vietnam: políticas públicas en ciencia, tecnología e innovación

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2020

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FDI inflows and intellectual property rights for MNEs in emerging markets: an alternative approach through the lens of trademarks in Vietnam (1986-2016)

Nguyen

2020

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Purpose While the current anti-globalisation wave is considered as a regional and cyclical relapse among Western countries, the new era of globalisation has shifted away from stagnant developed economies towards the rising prosperity of emerging Asia, where it is attracting substantial global inward foreign direct investment (FDI). Focussing on Vietnam, the country that is seen as Asia’s next economic tiger, the question of how important intellectual properties (IP) protection is in the international competition for FDI inflows is still unsettled, especially on the under-researched topic of trademarks. Design/methodology/approach This paper takes on the business history approach, which allows rich evidence from the dynamic and evolving natures of multinational enterprises (MNEs) to drive the research process, so that international business scholars can test models rigorously. The evidence provided in this paper is essentially qualitative and combines trademark registrations data, with trade and FDI statistics between 1986 and 2016, also draws on companies’ archives, industry reports and related newspaper articles. Findings This paper provides the chronology of intellectual property right (IPR) legal landscapes and the dynamic co-evolution of trademarks and FDI inflows in Vietnam. Three trademark protection strategies for MNEs and their patterns here are addressed. The paper also argues that trademarks bring new insights and IP protection strategy for pharmaceutical MNEs for the case of Vietnam is as important in trademarks as it is in patents. In emerging markets with strong incentives for FDI such as Vietnam, MNEs are not necessarily put off by weak IPR, but rather create alternative strategies for dealing with the lack of IP protection in these emerging market settings. Originality/value This study challenges the stream of thoughts that view trademarks as a “neglected intangible asset” among different IPRs, while in fact, trademarks advance MNEs’ knowledge by ensuring competitiveness and long-run survival in emerging markets. This paper is among the first few attempts to look at pharmaceutical industry through the lens of trademarks, moving away from the traditional patent-focussed approach. It extends the understanding of OLI paradigm and highlights that MNEs need to possess Oa and Op advantages not only at the beginning of internationalisation process but rather evolving through the time to cope with imitation risks in the host country.

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Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Brand Awareness in China and Southeast Asia

Pisacane,

Yue

2024

Business, Management and Economics

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Intellectual property rights (IPR) protection in Asian markets is getting more and more attention because of the rapid development. The deficient protection of IPR in certain nations, coupled with the urgent need for stronger safeguards, has led to a dearth of globally recognized brands originating from Asia. This article aims to provide a comparative review of IPR protection status and its impact on brand awareness in China and other Southeast Asian countries. By examining the current landscape of IPR protection and its connection to relevant social realities, this comparative analysis underscores the crucial role of IPR protection in the development and modernization of countries, ultimately offering a thought-provoking perspective on strategic IP development.

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Vietnam's Intellectual Property Landscape from a Regional Perspective

Cited by 3 publications

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Vietnam: políticas públicas en ciencia, tecnología e innovación

Vietnam: políticas públicas en ciencia, tecnología e innovación

FDI inflows and intellectual property rights for MNEs in emerging markets: an alternative approach through the lens of trademarks in Vietnam (1986-2016)

Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Brand Awareness in China and Southeast Asia

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