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Intellectual property rights and outer space : challenges and its implications
Publication details: BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2020Description: 47 p. ; 25 cmOnline resources:
Contents:
Table of Contents CHAPTER I ; 1.1 SCOPE OF STUDY ; 1.2 METHODOLOGY ; 1.3 RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.4 INTRODUCTION ; 1.5 SOVEREIGNTY IN OUTER SPACE ; 1.6 BIRTH OF THE SPACE LAW ; 1.7 NOTION AND ROLES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; PATENTS ; TRADEMARKS ; COPYRIGHTS ; TRADE SECRETS ; 1.8 ENFORCEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS; 1.9 ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE AREA OF SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 1.10 INTERNATIONAL REGIME OF SPACE LAW ; 1.11 COUNTRIES HAVING IPR LAW COMPATIBLE WITH SPACE LAW ; 1.12 NEED OF HARMONIZING IPR AND SPACE LAW; CHAPTER II ; 2.1 INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGIME ; 2.2 SOVEREIGNTY IN OUTER SPACE ; 2.3 MAJOR MULTI-LATERAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS ; PARIS CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, 1983 ; BERNE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTON OF LITERARY AND ARTISTIC ; WIPO COPYRIGHT TREATY (WCT) 1996 ; 2.4 RIGHT TO USE AN OUTER SPACE ; 2.5 APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW; 2.6 OBLIGATION TO USE AN OUTER SPACE FOR PEACEFUL PURPOSES ; 2.7 STATE RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PRIVATE ACTIVITIES ; 2.8 LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES ; 2.9 IMPORTANCE OF IPR IN SPACE REGIME ; 2.10 INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW ; 2.11 SPACE LEGISLATION IN INDIA ; CHAPTER III ; 3.1 NEED FOR IP PROTECTION IN OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 3.2 COMMERCIALIZATION AND PRIVATISATION OF OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 3.3 CHALLENGES UNDER PATENT LAW ; 3.4 JOINT VENTURE ACTIVITIES; 3.5 FIRST TO INVENT vs. FIRST TO FILE ; 3.6 CHALLENGES UNDER COPYRIGHT LAW ; 3.7 REMOTE SENSING DATA ; 3.8 PRINCIPLES GOVERNING REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES ; 3.9 OVERVIEW OF THE REMOTE SENSING DATA POLICY OF INDIA (2011); 3.10 CHALLENGES ; CHAPTER IV ; 4.1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNITED KINGDOM AND INDIA AND THEIR CONFLICT WITH OUTER SPACE LAWS ; 4.2 ISSUES RELATED TO IPR IN OUTER SPACE ; 4.3 THE NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAMME OF INDIA ; 4.4 INTERNATIONAL TREATIES IN SPACE ; 4.5 POLICY AGENDA AND SPACE ACTIVITY OF CANADA ; 4.6 INDO-CANADIAN COOPERATION ; 4.7 INDIA CANADA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION: POLICIES AND FACTS; 4.8 INDIAN SPACE TIES WITH U.S.A. AND INDO-US-CANADIAN SPACE RELATIONS ; CHAPTER V ; 5.1 CONCLUSION ; 5.2 NEED FOR HARMONISATION BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS AND SPACE LAW ; BIBLIOGRAPHY .
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Dissertation
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Table of Contents CHAPTER I ; 1.1 SCOPE OF STUDY ; 1.2 METHODOLOGY ; 1.3 RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.4 INTRODUCTION ; 1.5 SOVEREIGNTY IN OUTER SPACE ; 1.6 BIRTH OF THE SPACE LAW ; 1.7 NOTION AND ROLES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; PATENTS ; TRADEMARKS ; COPYRIGHTS ; TRADE SECRETS ; 1.8 ENFORCEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS; 1.9 ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE AREA OF SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 1.10 INTERNATIONAL REGIME OF SPACE LAW ; 1.11 COUNTRIES HAVING IPR LAW COMPATIBLE WITH SPACE LAW ; 1.12 NEED OF HARMONIZING IPR AND SPACE LAW; CHAPTER II ; 2.1 INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGIME ; 2.2 SOVEREIGNTY IN OUTER SPACE ; 2.3 MAJOR MULTI-LATERAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS ; PARIS CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, 1983 ; BERNE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTON OF LITERARY AND ARTISTIC ; WIPO COPYRIGHT TREATY (WCT) 1996 ; 2.4 RIGHT TO USE AN OUTER SPACE ; 2.5 APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW; 2.6 OBLIGATION TO USE AN OUTER SPACE FOR PEACEFUL PURPOSES ; 2.7 STATE RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PRIVATE ACTIVITIES ; 2.8 LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES ; 2.9 IMPORTANCE OF IPR IN SPACE REGIME ; 2.10 INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW ; 2.11 SPACE LEGISLATION IN INDIA ; CHAPTER III ; 3.1 NEED FOR IP PROTECTION IN OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 3.2 COMMERCIALIZATION AND PRIVATISATION OF OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES ; 3.3 CHALLENGES UNDER PATENT LAW ; 3.4 JOINT VENTURE ACTIVITIES; 3.5 FIRST TO INVENT vs. FIRST TO FILE ; 3.6 CHALLENGES UNDER COPYRIGHT LAW ; 3.7 REMOTE SENSING DATA ; 3.8 PRINCIPLES GOVERNING REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES ; 3.9 OVERVIEW OF THE REMOTE SENSING DATA POLICY OF INDIA (2011); 3.10 CHALLENGES ; CHAPTER IV ; 4.1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNITED KINGDOM AND INDIA AND THEIR CONFLICT WITH OUTER SPACE LAWS ; 4.2 ISSUES RELATED TO IPR IN OUTER SPACE ; 4.3 THE NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAMME OF INDIA ; 4.4 INTERNATIONAL TREATIES IN SPACE ; 4.5 POLICY AGENDA AND SPACE ACTIVITY OF CANADA ; 4.6 INDO-CANADIAN COOPERATION ; 4.7 INDIA CANADA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION: POLICIES AND FACTS; 4.8 INDIAN SPACE TIES WITH U.S.A. AND INDO-US-CANADIAN SPACE RELATIONS ; CHAPTER V ; 5.1 CONCLUSION ; 5.2 NEED FOR HARMONISATION BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS AND SPACE LAW ; BIBLIOGRAPHY .