IMR Special Issue on Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition in India
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Volume 30, No 1 |
March 2018 |
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From Editor |
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Nagasimha Balakrishna Kanagal |
Editorial |
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Chirantan Chatterjee (Guest Editor) |
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Synopses |
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David J. Teece, Edward F. Sherry and Peter C. Grindley |
On the “Non-Discrimination” Aspect of FRAND Licensing: A Response to the Indian Competition Commission’s Recent Orders |
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Kirti Gupta |
FRAND IN INDIA: EMERGING DEVELOPMENTS |
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Kiran Mazumdar SHAW |
LEVERAGING AFFORDABLE INNOVATION TO TACKLE INDIA’S HEALTHCARE CHALLENGE |
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S Ravindra Bhat |
INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS LAW -- AN OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN LAW |
| Ramadhar SINGH, Hui Koon LIM; Krithiga SANKARAN; and Naureen BHULLAR | PUNISHING AN “UNFAIR” LEADER: PEOPLE AS PRAGMATIC POLITICIANS WITH IN-GROUP BUT FAIR-BUT-BIASED PROSECUTORS WITH OUT-GROUP |
| Rudra PRADHAN, Girijasankar MALLIK, Tapan P. BAGCHI | INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A CAUSALITY EVINCED BY CROSS-COUNTRY PANEL DATA |
| Vandana BHAMA, P. K. JAIN, Surendra Singh YADAV |
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PECKING ORDER THEORY AND FIRM’S AGE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCES FROM INDIA |
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Round Table |
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Chirantan CHATTERJEE and Swapnika RAMU |
GENDER AND ITS RISING ROLE IN MODERN INDIAN INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP |
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Book Review |
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Priyatam Anurag |
Anil K Gupta, Grassroots Innovation: Minds on the Margins are not Marginal Minds, Penguin Random House India, 2016, INR 599, pp 381 |
| Ravi Shankar Pandey |
Anirudh Krishna, The Broken Ladder – The Paradox and Potential of India’s One Billion, Penguin Random House India, 2017, INR 599, pp 416 |
