Los contratos de transferencia internacional de tecnología.

Knowledge has become the most valuable asset in today's society, but the production of technological knowledge is not uniform. Different studies show that only 15% of the world's population provides most of the technological innovations in the world, while less than half of the world's population is capable of adapting these technologies in production and consumption. The rest of the population (one third) is technologically isolated, without the ability to adapt foreign technologies or initiate their own innovation processes.

Technology transfer stands as the most appropriate solution to this situation of concentration of knowledge, and one of the most important ways to carry out said transfer is through different contractual figures that, despite their diversity, present common elements. One of the most important characteristics of these contractual figures is their atypicality, a situation that leads to the principle of autonomy of will taking on great importance both in its material and conflictual aspects. Likewise, another of the fundamental features of these contracts is the asymmetry in the bargaining power of the parties, which, combined with their atypical nature, leads to them being fertile ground for abuses to occur on the strong party. of the relationship.

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Prólogo
Introducción

I. Presentación y justificación
II. Objetivo, metodología e iter lógico

Capítulo I
La práctica contractual en los procesos internacionales de transferencia de tecnología

Capítulo II
Marco regulatorio de los contratos internacionales de transferencia de tecnología en los países productores de tecnología 

Capítulo III
La búsqueda del equilibrio contractual a través de las normas imperativas en los países de América Latina

Conclusiones finales
Bibliografía y documentación citada