Asia-Pacific Innovation Network
The Asia-Pacific Innovation Network (APIN) is an independent, non-profit association of legal, management and economics scholars principally, but not exclusively, within the Asia-Pacific region. Its mission is to advance understanding of the system of innovation through both the sharing research findings and the collaboration of research. http://ap-in.org/
As a forum for analysis, APIN encourages research on the economic, legal, social, political and historical aspects of intellectual property rights and innovation.[1] The network engenders discussion among its members to promote innovation, productivity and growth. These discussions, and the underpinning research, inform and encourage policy-oriented debates with political and administrative bodies and stakeholders in the region.
APIN's activities include one major annual conference, two or more workshops per year, and collaborative work among members of the association. It currently includes members from universities and organisations in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond and maintains a balance between the disciplines of economics, law and management.
As of 2011, members hail from the following institutions (in no particular order):
- Institute of Innovation Research, Hitotsubashi University, Japan;
- The University of Auckland, New Zealand;
- Centre for the Governance of Knowledge and Development, Regulatory Institutions Network(RegNet), College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University, Australia;
- Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, University of Melbourne, Australia;
- School of Law, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand;
- IP Academy Singapore, Singapore;
- College of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University, Taiwan;
- Chungnam National University, Korea;
- Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Singapore;
- School of Business, National University of Singapore, Singapore;
- Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of Melbourne, Australia;
- INSEAD, Singapore;
- Drake University, Law School, United States of America;
- World Intellectual Property Office, The United Nations;
- Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne, Australia;
- Oxford Centre for Intellectual Property Research, University of Oxford, The United Kingdom;
- Center for Economic Catch-up, Seoul National University, Korea;
- Asia Pacific Intellectual Capital Centre, Hong Kong;
- NUS Entrepreneurship Centre, National University of Singapore, Singapore;
- Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, Australia
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