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This paper argues that, while a pro-development interpretation is warranted for the multilateral TRIPS agreement, it … should not be applied to recent bilateral treaties known as “TRIPS Plus.” This case is made despite the fact that TRIPS Plus … which maintains that either: (a) TRIPS was a “fair deal” while TRIPS Plus treaties “go too far”; or (b) TRIPS was bad for …
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landmark Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS), but also including more recent free trade …
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Proponents of the TRIPS Agreement hold that IP rights qualify as human rights since they have moral standing and … implications and monopolistic ownership traits because of their inclusion in the developed country dominated-TRIPS Agreement. Such … human rights framework in the TRIPS Agreement by incorporating a human rights reference for IP protection …
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farmers’ rights. While acknowledging that the World Trade Organization’s 1994 Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of … Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) sets high standards or protection, the chapter nevertheless argues that there are several … provisions of the TRIPS Agreement that states should make use of in order to expand their policy space, and thereby better ensure …
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interpretation of TRIPS. Some have argued that TRIPS either confers a right to use or something approaching a right to use that is … trademarks is severely restricted by Article 20 of TRIPS. This article rejects those arguments as being too focussed on what are … capacity as regulators. TRIPS does not confer upon trademark owners a claim to be at a particular point on any spectrum of …
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Intellectual property is routinely regulated by international investment agreements (‘IIAs’) as a protected class of investment. However, it has only emerged as a subject of investment claims in recent years and in relatively few niche cases, and as such the relationship between intellectual...
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One way to jumpstart WTO talks is to rethink how we protect intellectual property. Many analysts now fear the current approach hampers technological progress and may lead to information oligopolies. This article presents a grand bargain on IPR to help stimulate global development
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-related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) on 1 July 2013, most least-developed countries (LDCs) have not made … significant progress in implementing the TRIPS Agreement. WTO Members have accepted this reality and are currently considering … another extension of the transition period. In the coming months, the discussions in the TRIPS Council on how to meaningfully …
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is known as the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). As a subject of international regulation, intellectual … property had not been overlooked. In fact, it was perhaps the first element of world trade subject to truly multilateral …
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. After signing the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement, most developing and least …: providing incentives to develop new medicines, on the one hand, and increasing the prices of medicines, on the other. The TRIPS … international intellectual property right (IPR) standards reflect this conflict. Nevertheless, the post-TRIPS scenario is full of …
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