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Indications of geographical origin in Asia : legal and policy issues to resolve

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Geneva rhetoric, national reality : the political economy of introducing plant breeders' rights in Kenya

Rangnekar, Dwijen - In: New political economy 19 (2014) 3, pp. 359-383

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Demanding stronger protection for geographical indications: the relationship between local knowledge, information and reputation

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No pills for poor people? : Understanding the disembowelment of India's patent regime

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Technology paradigms and the innovation-appropriation interface : an examination of the nature and scope of plant breeders' "rights"

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Is More Less? An Evolutionary Economics Critique of the Economics of Plant Breeds' Rights

Rangnekar, Dwijen - 2014

The chapter explores the relationship between the standards of intellectual property protection, the nature of technical advance in a sector, and the wider 'selection environment' within which technical change occurs. Taking plant breeders' rights as the focus of attention, the chapter explores...

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