Nurul Barizah (2013) Protecting Intelectual works of Public Universities Through Patent and Copyright: Is It a Better Approach for Access to Knowledge? In: 2013 ASAIHL International Conference "Advancing Collaborative Strategy for Achieving Excellence". Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning International Conference, Surabaya, pp. 133-143. ISBN 978-602-7924-29-1

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Abstract

This paper discusses the current trend of some developing countries’ public universities in their effort to achieve internationally recognised standard by increasing the number of published and patented works. Such intellectual works then protected under intellectual property (IP) regimes, particularly copyright and patent. This paper focuses on whether the protection of such intellectual works resulted from public universities are inline with the philosophical foundation of IP protection, including copyright and patent and inaccordance with the main mission of public university. It includes the history of protecting academic works under IP regimes in the developed nations and the current state of development of such protection. It analyses the potential problems raise of such protection from the perspective of access to knowledge, innovation dan research material, as well as public goods. Lastly, This paper also analyses whether protecting of such accademic works is a better approach for accomodating the University’s interest in the publication and patent, as well as access to knowledge.

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