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The Global Innovation Index 2023 (GII) takes the pulse of innovation against a background of an economic and geopolitical environment fraught with uncertainty. Tracking the most recent global innovation trends, the GII finds that - despite a climate of disquiet and a decline in risk capital investment - opportunities abound as a result of the incipient Digital Age and Deep Science innovation waves. At its core, the GII 2023 reveals who is leading in global innovation, ranking the innovation performance of 132 economies and highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. In addition, it identifies the world's top 100 science and technology clusters. The GII is a "tool for action" regarding innovation policy. Governments around the world have used the GII to benchmark innovation performance, perfect innovation metrics and, ultimately, to shape evidence-based innovation policymaking. In the context of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), since 2019, the GII has been recognized by the United Nations General Assembly to be a benchmark for measuring innovation, including more recently in a post-pandemic environment.

Marken stellen wirtschaftlich bedeutende Rechte dar, deren Wert häufig im Wege der Lizenzierung monetarisiert wird. Aufgrund der Zugriffsmöglichkeit in der Zwangsvollstreckung ist die Marke auch interessant für Gläubiger des Markeninhabers. Die Lizenzierung der Marke durch den Markeninhaber sowie der Zugriff auf die Marke durch dessen Gläubiger in der Zwangsvollstreckung können aufeinandertreffen. Geht eine bereits lizenzierte Marke auf einen neuen Inhaber über, greift der sog. Sukzessionsschutzes des Lizenznehmers, § 30 Abs. 5 MarkenG. Die Vorschrift regelt, dass eine vorher erteilte Lizenz von einem Rechtsübergang nicht ¿berührt" wird. Dies gilt auch für einen Rechtsübergang im Rahmen der Zwangsvollstreckung. Die Autorin untersucht welche Rechtswirkungen daraus im Einzelnen folgen.

"This is a study of the philosophy and theology of the Scientific Revolution and its impact on European natural law and political liberalism. It analyses transformations of the concept of sacred nature and the human light of reason leading to the Anthropocene, and fluctuations between human necessities and scientific money"--

Since the publication of the 2nd edition additional countries especially in Asia have become more prominent in industry. This completely revised edition takes account of the changing information scene e.g. in new chapters like BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India, and China), Asia and regional patent systems or Sources for legal status searching. This is an essential reference tool for academic librarians and information specialists as well as anyone needing to know where and how patent information can be found.