II Seminário Internacional de Propriedade Intelectual nos Países de Língua Portuguesa - 26 e 27 de Fevereiro de 2010, Lisboa

O II Seminário Internacional Propriedade Intelectual nos Países de Língua Portuguesa tem como objetivo discutir uma agenda em matéria de Propriedade Intelectual de interesse comum aos países de língua portuguesa. O encontro pretende igualmente contribuir para desenvolver um programa de pesquisa e de ensino interinstitucional, agregando professores e pesquisadores de Portugal, Brasil, Moçambique, Macau e Angola. O seminário aconteceu dias 26 e 27 de Fevereiro de 2010 em Lisboa, sendo organizado pela Unidade de Estudos em Complexidade e Economia, Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão da Universidade Técnica de Lisboa. O evento contou com o patrocínio do Instituto Nacional de Propriedade Industrial de Portugal. Realizou-se na sequência do 1º Seminário Internacional sobre Propriedade Intelectual nos Países de Língua Portuguesa, promovido pelo Programa de Pós-graduação em Políticas Públicas, Estratégias e Desenvolvimento do Instituto de Economia da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (PPED/IE/UFRJ) e pelo Instituto Oswaldo Cruz e Centro de Desenvolvimento Tecnológico em Saúde, Fundação Fiocruz, Ministério da Saúde do Brasil, que se realizou no Rio de Janeiro de 30 de Junho a 2 de Julho de 2008. Click here to read the program

Strategic Repositioning, Policies and Innovation in Times of Crisis National economies and firms facing Chinese competition in the context of the global financial crisis

September 1, 2 and 3, 2009 Science and Culture Forum Avenida Pasteur 250, Urca. The seminar aims to bring together renowned experts, executives from public and private enterprises and academics from various institutions, to debate the momentous changes underway in the global economy. The seminar carries forward recent discussions promoted by INCT-PPED about varieties of capitalism, national policy, and business strategy. In the scheduled debates, the repositioning of national policies and companies comes to the fore, to the backdrop of China’s emergence as a major industrial competitor. The seminar also falls under the aegis of the Capacity Building for Emerging Knowledge Governance Institutions project, sponsored by the Ford Foundation, and will be followed by a seminar in November of this year on strategic responses to globalization. Coordinators: Antonio Barros de Castro and Adriano Proença Click here to read the program

Promovendo Respostas Estratégicas à Globalização" - 3 a 6 de novembro de 2009

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1st Workshop (MINDS II) - Intellectual Property Post Graduate Teaching and Research Activities - Building an Interdisciplinary and Diverse Network

The workshop intents to be the starting point for an international network for capacity building in intellectual property, based on past links with professors, researchers and policy makers, in Brazil and abroad. Besides participating in the WIPO and INPI Academy, the network aims to develop alternative and independent research and teaching activities. The workshop is part of the research project: Capacity Building in Intellectual Property - The Academies and the diversity of teaching matters. Click here to read the program

 

6º Workshop - Development and Vulnerability: Outlooks for Resuming Development in Southern Countries (4 a 6 September, 2006) At the end of the first phase of implementation of the Millennium Development Goals, created in 2000, member organizations of the United Nations, multilateral agencies, national governments, NGOs and public opinion as a whole engaged in a general appraisal not only of what has been achieved, but also of the specific goals and the framework adopted to eradicate poverty. In 2005, numerous forums met to evaluate the results attained through the implementation of the MDG between 2000-2005, and to conduct a rigorous and critical assessment which would make it possible for the MDG. (...) Click here to read the program 5º Workshop - Can Global Governance Promote Development? Emerging Issues for North-South Dialog / UC Berkeley / May 4-6th 2006 A CLAS – MELLON –MINDS - FORD FOUNDATION WORKSHOP May 4-6th 2006 Center for Latin American Studies  UC Berkeley Click here to read the program 4º Workshop - Social and Cultural Dinamycs / March 23th 2006 Contemporary process of globalization has generated important and urgent issues to be approached by academics as well as other agencies and actors of civil society. One of the fundamental dimensions of these approaches is the one related to the legitimacy of the wide spread notion that contemporary globalization means social and cultural homogenization. The core idea  that defines this workshop is that beneath and beyond the epidermal interpretation  provided by the notion of homogenization an extremely complex dynamics take place in the present  process of globalization. (...) Click here to read the program 3º Workshop - Globalization and corporate strategies for the xxist century - the brazilian innovation challenge (2005) Brazilian firms are, at present, in a strategic inflection point whereby they must deal with innovation and intense unprecedented global competition. This workshop main concern is to assess the interaction among competitive corporate strategies and public policies. It also aims to analyze the contemporary corporate organizations under theoretical and empirical perspectives and learn upon the final results of Brazilian research projects, especially from IPEA, and case studies presented by CEOs of major Brazilian enterprises. Click here to read the program 2º Workshop - Contributions to the Development Agenda on Intellectual Property Rights The ‘Development Agenda’ initiative recognizes that intellectual property is relevant to the process of building technological capacity, it also draws attention to the importance of public interest flexibilities provided for by the IP system itself and the role these flexibilities might play in fostering development-oriented policies. Although a globalized economy poses overwhelming challenges for policy-making, such as the tendency towards uniformity, it is important to bear in mind the serious disparities that continue to exist in the levels of human, economic and technological development among different States. Click here to read the program 1º Workshop - National Development Strategies, Institutions and Catching-up The first Workshop related to our Project on Institutions, Organizations, Strategies and Development was concerned with the theme National Development Strategies, Institutions and Catching-up. It occurred in Rio de Janeiro from Monday afternoon March 21 to Tuesday morning, March 22, 2005.The idea of the Workshop was to discuss the main contours of a research agenda that is being developed during 2005 and 2006. Click here to read the program Home | Who we are | Focus | Events |Related Events | Courses |Usefull links | Sitemap