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Title: Dr. Job Title: Former Innogen Research Fellow Fax: Email: Building: Room Number:
Selected publications
Books / major monographs:
Gehl Sampath, P. (May 2007) Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation in a Least Developed Country Context: The Case of Bangladesh, For the Least Developed Country Report 2007 of the UNCTAD
Oyeyinka, B. and Gehl Sampath, P. (March 2007) Innovation in African Development: Case Studies of Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya , A World Bank Study
Gehl Sampath, P., (September 2005) Regulating Bioprospecting: Institutions for Drug Research, Access and Benefit-Sharing, UNU Press
Gehl Sampath, P. (June 2005) Economic Aspects of Access to Medicines After 2005: Product Patent Protection and Emerging Firm Strategies in the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry, a Study for the WHO’s Commission on Intellectual Property, Innovation and Health (CIPIH)
Journal articles:
Gehl Sampath, P. and Oyeyinka, B. (2007) , International Journal of Technology Management and Sustainable Development, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp.103-121
Gehl Sampath, P. (September 2007) , Journal of Technology Assessment and Strategic Management, Special Issue on the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Ed. By David Wield, Joanna Chataway and Dinar Kale
Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, B and Gehl Sampath, P. (March 2007) , European Journal of Development Research, Special Issue on Promoting innovation, productivity and industrial growth and reducing industrial poverty: bridging the policy gap, Vol. 19, No. 1, pp.174-193
Gehl Sampath, P. (2006) , Journal of World Intellectual Property, Vol. 9, No. 6, pp.694-726
Gehl Sampath, P. (2004) , Journal of World Intellectual Property, Vol. 7, No. 5, pp.711-738
Padmashree is involved in the following Innogen projects:
Her research specialization is in economic aspects of innovation, intellectual property and development, specifically in pharmaceutical biotechnology and health issues for developing countries. All her research projects issues of innovation, intellectual property and industrial dynamics with the testing of primary data from African and Asian countries to answer key questions of competitiveness and economic development in this area. Dr. Gehl Sampath has consulted various UN organisations, including the World Health Organisation and UNCTAD, the European Commission and also the German Government on intellectual property rights and health innovation issues. She is still a research fellow at UNU-MERIT and has helped build research links with several researchers from the UNU, such as Prof. Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka.
Further information about Padmashree can be found on her webpage.
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