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Intellectual Property, Biogenetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge (eBook)


ISBN13: 9781136536274
ISBN: 1844070484
Published: August 2004
Publisher: James & James (Science Publishers) Ltd
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A comprehensive volume on the relationships between intellectual property, biogenetic resources - in nature and as commercial products - and knowledge relating to practical applications of these resources, including traditional knowledge. The book delves into how these three topics relate to conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, benefit sharing from commercial use of biodiversity, biotechnological innovation and technology transfer, agriculture, food security and nutrition, rural development, and health and international equity. Includes case studies from India and Kenya that assess how far such countries may harness their natural endowments to develop their economies and the affect on conservation and sustainable use.

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Contents:
Part I: Knowledge, Property and Trade; Sovereignty, Common Heritage and Property Rights; Biotechnology and the Expanding Boundaries of Intellectual Property Protection; The International Law of Biogenetic Resources and Intellectual Property
Part II: Conflicts and Controversies; National Sovereignty, Benefit Sharing and the Patenting of Life; Biopiracy; Environmental Impacts; Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition; Technological Protection Systems; Life Science Innovation, Biotechnology Transfer and Developing Countries
Part III: Protecting Traditional Knowledge; Traditional Knowledge and the Intellectual Property System; Alternative Approaches to Traditional Knowledge Protection
Part IV: Forums, Processes and Initiatives; International Forums and Processes; Government and Regional Initiatives
Part V: National Case Studies; Lessons of the Case Studies; Bibliography, Index