This paper looks at the effects of WTO/TRIPS and pharmaceuticals on women. The focus is on the poor and women. The …

, with reference to manufacturing industry in India is studied. The fact that the post-TRIPs strengthening of IPRs in India …The innovation, efficiency and productivity responses to the stronger protection of intellectual property rights post-TRIPs …

international intellectual property law for these rights will be described. India's international obligations vis-a-vis her own IPR … laws has been explained. Analysis of the public debate in India on the controversial IPRs and the status of the legislation … on these is given. This paper concludes conclude with prescriptions for public policy on IPRs and agriculture in India …

on important pharmaceutical products. Though the pharmaceutical industry of India and Canada share a few common points of … comparison, the most important point of divergence between Canada and India is that while the Indian pharmaceutical industry is …

finds that the export potential from India to Pakistan is to the tune of US$ 9.5 billion while that from Pakistan to India … export potential from India are predominantly in non-textile sectors. Very few items having export potential from India are … is US$ 2.2 billion. Items having export potential from Pakistan are largely in the textile sector while items having …

TRIPS is a reality and India has to rework its patent law to conform to it. But that does not mean that we have a … patent law that provides for TRIPS plus rules. Our interest lies in taking full advantage of any flexibility available in the …

The paper undertakes a detailed mapping out of the sectoral system of innovation of India's pharmaceutical industry … right, strong government research institutes and private sector enterprises which have invested in innovation. The TRIPS …

-Romande]. URL:[http://www.css-romande.ch/downloads/trips+/cssr_AdpicPlus_en.pdf]. …