Titre :	الآليات الاتفاقية التنظيم الدولي للتكنولوجيا.
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	إيمان لعميري, Auteur ; عبد الرزاق بوبندير, Directeur de thèse
Editeur :	جامعة الإخوة منتوري قسنطينة
Année de publication :	2021
Importance :	502 ورقة.
Format :	30 سم.
Note générale :	1نسخ موجودة مكتبة المركزية
Langues :	Arabe (ara)
Catégories :	Arabe القانون
Tags :	القانون الخاص: قانون الاعمال  التكنولوجيا  براءة الاختراع  المعلومات غير المفصح عنها  الحماية الدولية  الملكية الصناعية  الملكية الفكرية Technology  Patent  Undisclosed information  International protection  Industrial property  Intellectual property  technologie  Brevet  Informations non divulguées  Protection internationale  Propriété industrielle  Propriété intellectuelle
Index. décimale :	340 القانون
Résumé :	The development of technology, the increase of the inventions volume, the industrial products, and the expansion of international trade exchanges, have prompted, the big industrial countries to devote an international protection system for intellectual property rights in general, and industrial property rights in particular. Through this system, these countries were keen to preserve their economic interests as pioneers of technology, and protect their rights in this field. Technology is one of those rights in which the content reveals knowledge of different nature, and characteristics that will significantly affect the scientific, and economic field of any country. Therefore, we see the necessity to disclose the conventional mechanisms to regulate the technology at the international level, and to consider the extent of the development, which it witnessed, taking into account the lack of legislative intervention at the national level in this field, and the apparent superiority of the principle of autonomy in the transfer of the technology contracts. From the International Union of Paris convention, for the protection of industrial property, as a conventional institutional mechanism that established general rules, and basic principles for the protection of the technology component which is invention, and being a key pillar for the protection of technological monopoly at the international level, followed by international patent agreements, which included a clear focus on procedural aspects to fill the gaps in the Paris Agreement, to harmonize, and integrate international patent rules, then the International Code of Conduct for Technology Transfer which the developing countries tried to make their mark, and obtain gains to acquire the technology,an d achieve their economic development to end in the emergence of a complementary treaty mechanism that promotes, and supports what was previously established in the field of industrial property protection, the TRIPS Agreement, whose legal and economic impact has been imposed in favor of developed countries as the main owner of technological goods, and dominator of production, renovation and marketing of these goods, while developing countries, and countries less developed have found difficulties to locate themselves well in order to impose their requirements and take advantage of the space of flexibility allowed in this convention.
Note de contenu :	الملاحق.
Diplôme :	Doctorat en sciences
En ligne :	../theses/droit/ALEM4526.pdf
Format de la ressource électronique :	pdf
Permalink :	index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=11789

الآليات الاتفاقية التنظيم الدولي للتكنولوجيا. [texte imprimé] / إيمان لعميري, Auteur ; عبد الرزاق بوبندير, Directeur de thèse . - جامعة الإخوة منتوري قسنطينة, 2021 . - 502 ورقة. ; 30 سم.
1نسخ موجودة مكتبة المركزية

Langues : Arabe (ara)

Catégories :	Arabe القانون
Tags :	القانون الخاص: قانون الاعمال  التكنولوجيا  براءة الاختراع  المعلومات غير المفصح عنها  الحماية الدولية  الملكية الصناعية  الملكية الفكرية Technology  Patent  Undisclosed information  International protection  Industrial property  Intellectual property  technologie  Brevet  Informations non divulguées  Protection internationale  Propriété industrielle  Propriété intellectuelle
Index. décimale :	340 القانون
Résumé :	The development of technology, the increase of the inventions volume, the industrial products, and the expansion of international trade exchanges, have prompted, the big industrial countries to devote an international protection system for intellectual property rights in general, and industrial property rights in particular. Through this system, these countries were keen to preserve their economic interests as pioneers of technology, and protect their rights in this field. Technology is one of those rights in which the content reveals knowledge of different nature, and characteristics that will significantly affect the scientific, and economic field of any country. Therefore, we see the necessity to disclose the conventional mechanisms to regulate the technology at the international level, and to consider the extent of the development, which it witnessed, taking into account the lack of legislative intervention at the national level in this field, and the apparent superiority of the principle of autonomy in the transfer of the technology contracts. From the International Union of Paris convention, for the protection of industrial property, as a conventional institutional mechanism that established general rules, and basic principles for the protection of the technology component which is invention, and being a key pillar for the protection of technological monopoly at the international level, followed by international patent agreements, which included a clear focus on procedural aspects to fill the gaps in the Paris Agreement, to harmonize, and integrate international patent rules, then the International Code of Conduct for Technology Transfer which the developing countries tried to make their mark, and obtain gains to acquire the technology,an d achieve their economic development to end in the emergence of a complementary treaty mechanism that promotes, and supports what was previously established in the field of industrial property protection, the TRIPS Agreement, whose legal and economic impact has been imposed in favor of developed countries as the main owner of technological goods, and dominator of production, renovation and marketing of these goods, while developing countries, and countries less developed have found difficulties to locate themselves well in order to impose their requirements and take advantage of the space of flexibility allowed in this convention.
Note de contenu :	الملاحق.
Diplôme :	Doctorat en sciences
En ligne :	../theses/droit/ALEM4526.pdf
Format de la ressource électronique :	pdf
Permalink :	index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=11789