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Study Paper 1a: Intellectual Property and Economic Development:
Lessons from American and European History. Author: Zorina Khan.
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Study Paper 1b: Intellectual Property Rights, Technology
and Economic Development: Experiences of Asian Countries. Author:
Nagesh Kumar. |
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Study Paper 2a: WTO TRIPS Agreement and Its Implications
for Access to Medicines in Developing Countries. Author: Frederick
Abbott.
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Study Paper 2b: Using Innovative Action to Meet Global Health
Needs through Existing Intellectual Property Regimes. Author: Hannah
Kettler. |
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Study Paper 3a: Access to Genetic Resources, Gene-based Inventions
and Agriculture. Author: Dwijen Rangnekar.
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Study Paper 3b: Access to Genetic Resources, Gene-based Inventions
and Agriculture. Author: Michael Blakeney.
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Study Paper 3b: Supporting Documents. |
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Study Paper 5: Copyright, Software and the Internet. Author:
Alan Story.
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Study Paper 5: Supporting Document: Appendix 4 (pdf format
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Study Paper 7: Implementation of the TRIPS agreement by Developing
Countries. Author: Phil Thorpe. |
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Study Paper 8: Developing Countries and International IP
Standard-Setting. Author: Peter Drahos. |
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Study Paper 9: Institutional and Capacity Issues in Developing
Countries. Author: Tom Pengelly & Mart Leesti.
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Study Paper 9: Supporting Documents. |
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Study Paper 10: Human Genome Patents and Developing Countries.
Author: Sivaramjani Thambisetty. |
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