Here's the outline for the paper that's been consuming my existence. If you have any insight or contacts on the subject, please let me know. I intend to argue that a moderate level of intellectual property rights (perhaps some concessions to lower incomes) coupled with a firm enforcement of this moderate level encourages innovation and growth through FDI (firms entrust riskier, more valuable technologies to more reliable environments). I am trying to develop a solution guideline that will provide firms with profits AND developing countries with positive economic growth and improved quality of life.
Intellectual Property Rights and Global Development: A Search for a Viable Solution
SECTION I: EXPOSITION
CHAPTER I: PHILOSOPHICAL AND HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
--INTRODUCTION: THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
--THE PLAYERS
--EVOLUTION OF IP LAW
CHAPTER II: OPPOSING CAMPS IN THE IP-DEVELOPMENT DEBATE (LITERATURE REVIEW)
CHAPTER III: METHODOLOGY
SECTION II: IP LAW AND DEVELOPMENT—MEDICINE OR POISON?
CHAPTER IV: IPRs IN A GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE
CHAPTER V: THE GROWTH OF THE INDIAN SOFTWARE INDUSTRY
CHAPTER VI: CHINESE GROWTH—A COMPARATIVE STUDY
SECTION III: FINDINGS
CHAPTER VII: CONCLUSIONS, PRESCRIPTIONS, AND EXTENSIONS
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