Boxes | p. ix |
contributors | p. xi |
Foreword | p. xvii |
Preface | p. xxi |
Acknowledgements | p. xxv |
Acronyms and abbreviations | p. xxix |
overview | p. xxxv |
Intellectual property through the lens of human development | p. 1 |
The expanding matrix of intellectual property rights | p. 5 |
Rationales, checks and balances | p. 16 |
Capabilities and innovation | p. 27 |
Multiple ways of viewing development | p. 36 |
Conclusion: Re-posing the questions | p. 46 |
Intellectual property and medicine: Towards global health equity | p. 60 |
Overview of intellectal property issues and trends relating to health | p. 61 |
Strategies and public-private initiatives for research into new medicines and vaccines | p. 84 |
Future scenarios relating to intellectual property and health | p. 88 |
Conclusion | p. 95 |
Food security and intellectual property rights: Finding the linkages | p. 103 |
The right to food: A conceptual and legal background | p. 106 |
Trends in agricultural innovation and technology: The impact on farming communities in developing countries | p. 112 |
Intellectual property rights in agriculture | p. 117 |
Enclosure of the commons and some reactions | p. 123 |
The challenges ahead for developing countries: Ensuring better use of genetic resources and more targeted research and development | p. 127 |
Conclusion | p. 131 |
Trends and scenarios in the legal protection of traditional knowledge | p. 139 |
Fundamental concepts and distinctions in the legal protection of traditional knowledge | p. 140 |
Transmission and loss of traditional knowledge | p. 142 |
Principal international agreements relevant to the legal protection of traditional knowledge | p. 143 |
Trends in the legal protection of traditional knowledge | p. 148 |
Conclusion | p. 166 |
Traditional cultural expressions: Preservation and innovation | p. 175 |
Concepts and definitions | p. 175 |
Circulation and commodification of traditional cultural expressions | p. 178 |
Limited protection of traditional cultural expressions through copyright, moral rights and design rights | p. 184 |
Labels denoting origin and other characteristics | p. 188 |
Fixing or innovating? | p. 198 |
Some sui generis forms of protection for traditional cultural expressions | p. 201 |
Use of codes of ethics and protocols to supplement legal provisions | p. 207 |
Conclusion | p. 210 |
Copyright and capability for education: An approach 'from below' Margaret chon | p. 218 |
Linking intellectual property to development | p. 219 |
Linking development to capabilities | p. 222 |
Linking capabilities to educational access | p. 225 |
Linking educational access to copyright | p. 229 |
Substantive equality: Copyright and capability for basic education | p. 233 |
Conclusion | p. 241 |
Knowledge and education: Pro-access implications of new technologies | p. 250 |
Technology, education and copyright | p. 251 |
Pro-access implications of information technology on knowledge and education | p. 254 |
Legislative developments and pro-access strategies | p. 261 |
Conclusion | p. 274 |
Cultural diversity and the arts: contemporary challenges for copyright law | p. 279 |
Some concepts and definitions | p. 280 |
Cultural rights and intellectual property rights | p. 282 |
Emerging framework of protection for cultural diversity | p. 286 |
Revisiting copyright as an economic incentive to create | p. 289 |
Public access to cultural works: Nurturing capabilities for creative expression | p. 298 |
Changing notions of authorship | p. 308 |
Technology as a driving force for change | p. 310 |
Some scenarios and reflections for the future | p. 314 |
Conclusion | p. 319 |
Scenario planning on the future of intellectual property: Literature review and implications for human development | p. 329 |
Scenario planning and intellectual property | p. 329 |
Intellectual property in the year 2025 | p. 330 |
The future of the public domain: scenario analysis | p. 336 |
Challenges and opportunities from new technology | p. 342 |
Scenario planning and the Development Agenda | p. 350 |
Conclusion | p. 357 |
Appendices | |
capability, opulence and utility | p. 367 |
Exploring alternative, collaborative models of innovation for medicines and vaccines | p. 369 |
Strategies and laws to promote traditional medicinal knowledge | p. 376 |
Educational use exceptions to copyright: A comparison among selected jurisdictions | p. 379 |
copyright and contemporary art: A case study | p. 383 |
Index | |
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