Research handbook on the protection of intellectual property under WTO rules : Intellectual property in the WTO Vol. I

By:

Correa Carlos M

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Edward Elgar 2010Description: 751p xISBN:

9781847209047

Subject(s):

1. Intellectual Property - International Law

DDC classification:

346.048000 COR-I

Contents:

Table of contents Preface Carlos M. Correa; HISTORY, INTERPRETATION AND PRINCIPLES; 1. Why IPR Issues Were Brought to GATT: A Historical Perspective on the Origins of TRIPS Charles Clift; 2. Developing Countries in the Global IP System Before TRIPS: The Political Context for the TRIPS Negotiations Carolyn Deere-Birkbeck; 3. Minimum Standards vs. Harmonization in the TRIPS Context: The Nature of Obligations under TRIPS and Modes of Implementation at the National Level in Monist and Dualist Systems Denis Borges Barbosa ; 4. Enhancing Global Innovation Policy: The Role of WIPO and its Conventions in Interpreting the TRIPS Agreement Graeme B. Dinwoodie and Rochelle C. Dreyfuss; 5. The Objectives and Principles of the TRIPS Agreement Peter K. Yu; 6. Mainstreaming the TRIPS and Human Rights Interactions Xavier Seuba; 7. The TRIPS Agreement and Intellectual Property Rights Exhaustion Luis Mariano Genovesi; 8. Intellectual Property Rights and Competition Policy Beatriz Conde Gallego ; 9. Intellectual Property Rights in Free Trade Agreements: Moving Beyond TRIPS Minimum Standards Pedro Roffe, Christoph Spennemann and Johanna von Braun; SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS; 10. Limits, Limitations and Exceptions to Copyright under the TRIPS Agreement P. Bernt Hugenholtz; 11. Copyright in TRIPS and Beyond: The WIPO Internet Treaties Ruth L. Okediji; 12. The Protection of 'Related Rights' in TRIPS and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty Owen Morgan; 13. Marks for Goods or Services (Trademarks) Annette Kur; 14. Unresolved Issues on Geographical Indications in the WTO Kasturi Das; 15. No 'Lemons' No More: A Sketch on the 'Economics' of Geographical Indications Dwijen Rangnekar ; 16. Exploring the Flexibilities of TRIPS to Promote Biotechnology in Developing Countries Graham Dutfield, Lois Muraguri and Florian Leverve; 17. Compulsory Licensing of Patented Pharmaceutical Inventions: Evaluating the Options Jerome H. Reichman; 18. The Doha Declaration and Access to Medicines by Countries Without Manufacturing Capacity S.K. Verma; 19. Disease-based Limitations on Compulsory Licenses Under Articles 31 and 31bis Kevin Outterson; 20. The Protection of Semiconductor Chip Products in TRIPS Thomas Hoeren; 21. Data Exclusivity for Pharmaceuticals: TRIPS Standards and Industry's Demands in Free Trade Agreements Carlos M. Correa; Index

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Table of contents
Preface Carlos M. Correa;

HISTORY, INTERPRETATION AND PRINCIPLES;
1. Why IPR Issues Were Brought to GATT: A Historical Perspective on the Origins of TRIPS
Charles Clift;

2. Developing Countries in the Global IP System Before TRIPS: The Political Context for the TRIPS Negotiations
Carolyn Deere-Birkbeck;

3. Minimum Standards vs. Harmonization in the TRIPS Context: The Nature of Obligations under TRIPS and Modes of Implementation at the National Level in Monist and Dualist Systems
Denis Borges Barbosa ;

4. Enhancing Global Innovation Policy: The Role of WIPO and its Conventions in Interpreting the TRIPS Agreement
Graeme B. Dinwoodie and Rochelle C. Dreyfuss;

5. The Objectives and Principles of the TRIPS Agreement
Peter K. Yu;

6. Mainstreaming the TRIPS and Human Rights Interactions
Xavier Seuba;

7. The TRIPS Agreement and Intellectual Property Rights Exhaustion
Luis Mariano Genovesi;

8. Intellectual Property Rights and Competition Policy
Beatriz Conde Gallego ;

9. Intellectual Property Rights in Free Trade Agreements: Moving Beyond TRIPS Minimum Standards
Pedro Roffe, Christoph Spennemann and Johanna von Braun;

SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS;
10. Limits, Limitations and Exceptions to Copyright under the TRIPS Agreement
P. Bernt Hugenholtz;

11. Copyright in TRIPS and Beyond: The WIPO Internet Treaties
Ruth L. Okediji;

12. The Protection of 'Related Rights' in TRIPS and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty
Owen Morgan;

13. Marks for Goods or Services (Trademarks)
Annette Kur;

14. Unresolved Issues on Geographical Indications in the WTO
Kasturi Das;

15. No 'Lemons' No More: A Sketch on the 'Economics' of Geographical Indications
Dwijen Rangnekar ;

16. Exploring the Flexibilities of TRIPS to Promote Biotechnology in Developing Countries
Graham Dutfield, Lois Muraguri and Florian Leverve;

17. Compulsory Licensing of Patented Pharmaceutical Inventions: Evaluating the Options
Jerome H. Reichman;

18. The Doha Declaration and Access to Medicines by Countries Without Manufacturing Capacity
S.K. Verma;

19. Disease-based Limitations on Compulsory Licenses Under Articles 31 and 31bis
Kevin Outterson;

20. The Protection of Semiconductor Chip Products in TRIPS
Thomas Hoeren;

21. Data Exclusivity for Pharmaceuticals: TRIPS Standards and Industry's Demands in Free Trade Agreements
Carlos M. Correa;

Index

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