Jindal Initiative on Research in IP and Competition (JIRICO)

Jindal Initiative on Research in IP and Competition (JIRICO)

Advancing Knowledge at the Intersection of Intellectual Property and Competition

The Jindal Initiative on Research in IP and Competition (JIRICO) is a prominent think-tank established by O.P. Jindal Global University in 2015. At JIRICO, our mission is to contribute to public policy-making by undertaking cutting-edge research and conducting high-level deliberations on topics at the interface of intellectual property (IP), competition, and technological innovation. We focus on global developments with a special emphasis on the Indian policy environment, providing valuable insights to stakeholders in this niche area.

A Platform for Dialogue and Collaboration

JIRICO serves as a unique platform, facilitating dialogue among various stakeholders, including industry partners, policymakers, regulators, practitioners, and academicians. Through collaborative efforts, we foster knowledge exchange and encourage interdisciplinary research to address multifaceted challenges in IP and competition.

Research Grants and Projects: We are proud to have received a research grant from Qualcomm Corporation, which empowers us to conduct conferences, workshops, and pursue cutting-edge research. These initiatives enable us to stay at the forefront of developments in IP and competition, keeping us relevant in today's dynamic landscape.

Selected Publications and Recognitions: JIRICO researchers have made significant contributions to the academic discourse through their publications and engagements with global forums. Our selected publications include journal articles, book chapters, edited books, conference papers, working papers, opinion articles, and responses. We are honored to have participated in prestigious conferences and seminars, further cementing our reputation as a leading think-tank in this field.

Example Publications:

  1. Manveen Singh, "The IEEE IPR Policy Changes: Legal and Policy Implications," 2023 Berkeley-NYU Symposium on “The Impact of the Patent System on Markets for Technology.”

  2. Ashish Bharadwaj, "Myths and Realities of SEPs: Perspectives from India," Institute for Innovation Research, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, Japan.