Patricio Sáiz
Biographic Data
| ID | 128689 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricio Sáiz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricio |
| FAMILY NAME | Sáiz |
| SIGNATURE | SÁIZ P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2714-7443 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The making and consolidation of the first national trademark system
This article studies the creation and consolidation of a trademark system tantamount to market integration and commercial specialization of Spanish regions from 1850 to 1920. We analyse the first 47,000 registrations, their geographical distribution and the drivers behind this trademark expansion. By using a lineal probability model, we find that knowledge spillovers across regions are associated with their relative trademark specialization and d…
Cross-cultural factors in international branding
This is the second special issue resulting from the symposium titled ‘The Brand and Its History’. This issue aims at deepening the knowledge of the historical and cultural roots of the origin, uses, and meanings of modern branding. This editorial summarises previous contributions from economic, marketing, and historical literature; presents the main findings of the seven articles included in this issue; and reflects on possible further research
Trademarks in branding
This article was originally published with error, which have now been corrected in the online and print versions. Please see Correction (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00076791.2019.1568704)
Technology in Latin America’s Past and Present
In spite of important recent work on the history of technology and the dynamics of technological change in Latin America, the literature in this field remains relatively undeveloped. In part, this is due to a relative scarcity of available sources for conducting research. This research note argues that national patent records are an important and untapped source for a wide range of studies on technology and technological change. The research note…
Foreign Direct Investment and Intellectual Property Rights
This article reflects on foreign direct investment (FDI) and intellectual property rights (IPRs) over the long term, and analyzes the case of Spain during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Although the interactions between IPRs and FDI have attracted significant research efforts in distinct economic and business areas, the results lack permanent answers. Our findings demonstrate that, from a macro-level perspective: (1) FDI and IPRs are eff…
Patents as corporate tools
Patents as corporate tools
Babcock et Wilcox, société américaine spécialisée dans la construction de chaudières industrielles, considérée comme l’une des premières grandes multinationales modernes, s’est implantée en Espagne dès 1918. Cet article retrace l’histoire de cette longue présence au prisme des brevets : en s’appuyant sur de nombreux documents, il analyse en profondeur les stratégies en matière de propriété industrielle poursuivies tout au long du XX e siècle par …
Did patents of introduction encourage technology transfer? Long-term evidence from the Spanish innovation system
Catalonian Trademarks and the Development of Marketing Knowledge in Spain, 1850–1946
Trademarks have traditionally been viewed as assets that, although intangible, nevertheless contribute to the success of firms. This study, based on a compilation of national trademark data, corrects existing distortions of the historical role of brands and their—often unsuccessful—use as business tools by countries, sectors, or firms. Legislation on, and the profuse use of, trademarks in the Western world was pioneered by Spain, rather than by F…
Catalonian Trademarks and the Development of Marketing Knowledge in Spain, 1850–1946
Trademarks have traditionally been viewed as assets that, although intangible, nevertheless contribute to the success of firms. This study, based on a compilation of national trademark data, corrects existing distortions of the historical role of brands and their—often unsuccessful—use as business tools by countries, sectors, or firms. Legislation on, and the profuse use of, trademarks in the Western world was pioneered by Spain, rather than by F…
The making and consolidation of the first national trademark system
This article studies the creation and consolidation of a trademark system tantamount to market integration and commercial specialization of Spanish regions from 1850 to 1920. We analyse the first 47,000 registrations, their geographical distribution and the drivers behind this trademark expansion. By using a lineal probability model, we find that knowledge spillovers across regions are associated with their relative trademark specialization and d…
Cross-cultural factors in international branding
This is the second special issue resulting from the symposium titled ‘The Brand and Its History’. This issue aims at deepening the knowledge of the historical and cultural roots of the origin, uses, and meanings of modern branding. This editorial summarises previous contributions from economic, marketing, and historical literature; presents the main findings of the seven articles included in this issue; and reflects on possible further research
Trademarks in branding
This article was originally published with error, which have now been corrected in the online and print versions. Please see Correction (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00076791.2019.1568704)
Foreign Direct Investment and Intellectual Property Rights
This article reflects on foreign direct investment (FDI) and intellectual property rights (IPRs) over the long term, and analyzes the case of Spain during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Although the interactions between IPRs and FDI have attracted significant research efforts in distinct economic and business areas, the results lack permanent answers. Our findings demonstrate that, from a macro-level perspective: (1) FDI and IPRs are eff…
Catalonian Trademarks and the Development of Marketing Knowledge in Spain, 1850–1946
Trademarks have traditionally been viewed as assets that, although intangible, nevertheless contribute to the success of firms. This study, based on a compilation of national trademark data, corrects existing distortions of the historical role of brands and their—often unsuccessful—use as business tools by countries, sectors, or firms. Legislation on, and the profuse use of, trademarks in the Western world was pioneered by Spain, rather than by F…
Did patents of introduction encourage technology transfer? Long-term evidence from the Spanish innovation system
Patents as corporate tools
Patents as corporate tools
Babcock et Wilcox, société américaine spécialisée dans la construction de chaudières industrielles, considérée comme l’une des premières grandes multinationales modernes, s’est implantée en Espagne dès 1918. Cet article retrace l’histoire de cette longue présence au prisme des brevets : en s’appuyant sur de nombreux documents, il analyse en profondeur les stratégies en matière de propriété industrielle poursuivies tout au long du XX e siècle par …
Technology in Latin America’s Past and Present
In spite of important recent work on the history of technology and the dynamics of technological change in Latin America, the literature in this field remains relatively undeveloped. In part, this is due to a relative scarcity of available sources for conducting research. This research note argues that national patent records are an important and untapped source for a wide range of studies on technology and technological change. The research note…
Foreign Direct Investment and Intellectual Property Rights
This article reflects on foreign direct investment (FDI) and intellectual property rights (IPRs) over the long term, and analyzes the case of Spain during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Although the interactions between IPRs and FDI have attracted significant research efforts in distinct economic and business areas, the results lack permanent answers. Our findings demonstrate that, from a macro-level perspective: (1) FDI and IPRs are eff…
Trademarks in branding
This article was originally published with error, which have now been corrected in the online and print versions. Please see Correction (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00076791.2019.1568704)
Cross-cultural factors in international branding
This is the second special issue resulting from the symposium titled ‘The Brand and Its History’. This issue aims at deepening the knowledge of the historical and cultural roots of the origin, uses, and meanings of modern branding. This editorial summarises previous contributions from economic, marketing, and historical literature; presents the main findings of the seven articles included in this issue; and reflects on possible further research
The making and consolidation of the first national trademark system
This article studies the creation and consolidation of a trademark system tantamount to market integration and commercial specialization of Spanish regions from 1850 to 1920. We analyse the first 47,000 registrations, their geographical distribution and the drivers behind this trademark expansion. By using a lineal probability model, we find that knowledge spillovers across regions are associated with their relative trademark specialization and d…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Business (5 works) · International trade (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Art History and Market Analysis (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Intellectual property (3 works)