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TRIPS and Climate Change in the International Economic Order

Machnicka, Agnieszka A. - 2016

This article analyses the relationship between the industrial property protection system, as introduced by the TRIPS …

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Literature Review of Recent Trends and Future Prospects for Innovation in Climate Change Mitigation

Newell, Richard - 2009

The international discussion about global climate change now revolves around what the necessary set of policies and technologies will be needed to realize reduction goals. Stabilizing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations at 450 to 550 parts per million will require policy changes...

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Government Choices in Innovation Funding (With Reference to Climate Change)

Sarnoff, Joshua D. - 2013

Huge amounts of money will soon be spent by governments and private entities to develop technology to reduce the costs of climate change mitigation and adaptation, and to deploy new energy and transportation infrastructures. Incredibly, we still lack any good idea of the best means of providing...

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Differentiated Intellectual Property Regimes for Environmental and Climate Technologies

Maskus, Keith E. - 2010

Prior to the Copenhagen meeting on developing a new framework for climate-change policy there were sharp differences between the positions of developed and developing countries regarding the role of intellectual property rights (IPRs) in fostering international technology transfer (ITT)....

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Patent protection and the transition to clean technology

Alsina-Pujols, Maria; Hovdahl, Isabel - 2023

We analyze the use of patent protection as a new policy to direct technical change to clean technology. Contrary to popular belief, it is dirty (and not clean) innovations that should be excluded from patent protection to reduce emissions. In the shortrun, removing patent protection on dirty...

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Overcoming the Impasse on Intellectual Property and Climate Change at the UNFCCC : A Way Forward

Abdel-Latif, Ahmed; Maskus, Keith E.; Okediji, Ruth; … - 2014

Intellectual property rights have traditionally been the primary policy mechanism for encouraging private investments in innovation, including for the production of mitigation and adaptation technologies. Yet while global climate change negotiations have made some progress in the area of...

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What role for climate negotiations on technology transfer?

Glachant, Matthieu; Dechezleprêtre, Antoine - In: Climate policy 17 (2017) 8, pp. 962-981

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Development and globalisation : daring to think differently

Tandon, Yashpal - 2009 - 2nd ed.

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Intellectual Property Enforcement and Global Climate Change

Yu, Peter K. - 2016

under the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change to the Conference on Innovation and Climate Change held by the World …

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Climate Change, the International Intellectual Property Régime, and Disputes Under the TRIPS Agreement

Gervais, Daniel J. - 2015

This study considers intellectual property rules contained in the WTO TRIPS Agreement as they might affect climate … change regulatory efforts. The TRIPS Agreement rules that are most directly applicable in this context are patents … WTO dispute-settlement panel might apply WTO rules (especially TRIPS) to climate change initiatives that a WTO Member …

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