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1999
Biotechnology
Inventions: What Can We Learn From Patents?, 1999.
Author: D. Johnson / Wellesley College Working Paper,
Department of Economics, Massachusetts, USA.
Biotechnology
Patents, Markets and Morality, 1999.
Author: Peter Drahos / European Intellectual Property Review.
Cómo
Pueden Utilizarse los Derechos del Agricultor para Adaptar Aquellos
del Obtentor, 1999.
Authors: Bees Butler, Robin Pistorius / Monitor de Biotecnología
y Desarollo, N°38, p. 38-41.
Los Acuerdos de Transferencia de Material Abrirán la Caja de Pandora?,
1999.
Author: Robin Pistorius / Monitor de Biotecnología
y Desarollo, N°38, p. 17-19.
Derechos del Obtentor Crean Ganadores y Perdedores, 1999.
Author: Jeroen van Wijk / Monitor de Biotecnología y
Desarollo, N°38, p. 28-32.
Ethics and transgenic crops: a review, 1999.
Author: Jonathan Robinson / EJB Electronic Journal of
Biotechnology, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso,
Chile, Vol.2, N°2..
Genetically
Modified Crops: The Ethical and Social Issues, 1999.
Author: Nuffield Council on Bioethics.
Identifying
the needs for managing intellectual property in Latin America,
1999.
Authors: C. Falconi, S. Salazar / Report on the Workshop
held in Costa Rica on 23-24 September 1999, International Service
for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR).
Intellectual
property protection, biotechnology and developing countries: will
the TRIPS be effective?, 1999
Authors: W.A. Kerr, J.E. Hobbs, R. Yampoin / AgBioForum,
Vol. 2, N°3-4, pp. 203-211.
Intellectual
Property Rights and Agricultural Biotechnology, 1999.
Author: M. Blakeney, J.I. Cohen, S. Crespi. / Managing
Agricultural Biotechnology: Addressing Research Program Needs
and Policy Implications.
Lo
Primero Es la Semilla, Después Puede Preocuparse por las Patentes,
1999.
Author: Suri Sehgal / Monitor de Biotecnología y Desarollo,
N°38, p. 36-37.
Ocho
Razones por las Cuales las Patentes No Deberían Extenderse a Plantas
y Animales, 1999.
Author: Lawrence Busch / Monitor de Biotecnología y
Desarollo, N°38, p. 32-33.
Patentes
Amplias en Biotecnología Impiden la Innovación, 1999.
Author: Jeroen van Wijk / Monitor de Biotecnología y
Desarollo, N°38, p. 34-37.
Patentes,
Pirateria y Falsas Promesas, 1999.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
Proteccion
de la Propiedad Intelectual, 1999.
Author: John Barton / Biotecnologia para el Sector Agropecuario
de los Paises en Desarrollo: Problemas y Oportunidades, Punto
de Enfoque 2, Resumen 7 de 10, International Food Policy Research
Institute (IFPRI), p.13.
Recommandation
1425 (1999), Biotechnologie et propriété intellectuelle,
1999.
Author: Assemblée Parlementaire, Conseil de l'Europe
/ Extrait de la Gazette officielle du Conseil de l’Europe
- septembre 1999.
Reestructuración
de la Industria Semillera en Función de los Derechos de Propiedad
Intelectual, 1999.
Author: Suri Sehgal / Monitor de Biotecnología
y Desarollo, N°38, p. 42-43.
Technology
Transfer and Licensing of Agricultural Biotechnologies in the
International Arena, 1999.
Authors: K.M. Maredia, F.H. Erbisch, C.L. Ives, A.J. Fischer
/ AgBiotechNet, Vol. 1.
Why
We Should Reject Biotech Patents from TRIPS, 1999.
Authors: Mae-Wan Ho and Terje Traavik / Institute of Science
in Society.
1998
Can
patents deter innovation? The anticommons in biomedical research,
1998.
Authors: M.A. Heller, R.S. Eisenberg / Science,
Vol. 280, pp. 698-701.
Derechos
de propiedad intelectual y flujos de Germoplasma en Centroamérica,
Primera Parte, 1998.
Jorge Cabrera-Medaglia / Acta Académica,
Universidad Autónoma de Centro América.
Experiencias
del ISNAR Respecto a los Derechos de Propiedad Intelectual y la
Investigación Biotecnológica Agropecuaria, 1998.
Authors: César Falconi, John Komen y Joel Cohen / Documento
preparado para el Seminario Centroamericano sobre propiedad
Intelectual y su Relación con la Biotecnología y Biodiversidad,
organizado por la Secretaria de Integración Económica Centroamericana
(SIECA) - Proyecto de Propiedad Intelectual, San José, Costa Rica,
Febrero 12-13, 1998.
Intellectual
property rights and concentration in agricultural biotechnology,
1998.
W. Lesser / AgBioForum, Vol. 1, N°2,
pp. 56-61.
Interface
between International Intellectual Property and Environmental
Protection: Biodiversity and Biotechnology, 1998.
Charles M.McManis / Washington University Law
Quarterly, Vol. 6, N°1.
Proprietary
biotechnology inputs and international agricultural research,
1998.
Authors: J.I. Cohen, C. Falconi, J. Komen, M. Blakeney
/ Briefing Paper, International Service for National Agricultural
Research (ISNAR), N°39.
Some
Ethically Problematic Aspects of the Proposal For a Directive
on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions, 1998.
Sigrid Sterckx / Editorial, European Intellectual
Property Review, 20(4), 123-128.
The
TRIPS Agreement Without a Competition Agreement?, 1998.
Authors: T. Cottier, I. Meitinger / Working Paper, Fondazione
Eni Enrico Mattei, N° 65.
TRIPS,
Biotechnology and Global Competition, 1998.
G. Alam / Briefing Paper, Consumer Unity
& Trust Society (CUTS), N°2.
1997
Propiedad Intelectual y Biotecnologia, 1997.
Silvia Salazar / Revista Propiedad Intelectual
en la Integracion Economica de Centroamerica, SIECA, Año
1, N°1.
1996.
Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Patents in Brazil,1996
David Hathaway.
Intellectual
Property Rights and Research Tools in Molecular Biology: Summary
of a Workshop Held at the National Academy of Sciences, February
15-16, 1996, 1996.
National Research Council / National Academy Press,
Washington DC.
La
Biotecnologia puede agravar problemas del agro, 1996.
Vandana Shiva / Revista del Sur, N°52-53.
1995.
Eight reasons why patents should not be extended to plants and
animals,1995
L. Busch / Biotechnology and Development Monitor,
N°24, p.24.
1993.
Agricultural Crop Issues and Policies. Managing global genetic
resources,
Board on Agriculture, National Research Council
/ National Academy Press, Washington DC.
Biotechnology,
Indigenous Peoples and Intellectual Property Rights, 1993.
Authors: J.R. Axt, M.L. Corn, M. Lee, D.M. Ackerman / Congressional
Research Service. Washington DC: The Library of Congress.
Intellectual
Property Rights for Agricultural Biotechnology: Options and Implications
for Developing Countries, 1993.
Authors: Jeroen van Wijk, Joel I. Cohen, John Komen / ISNAR
Research Report, A Biotechnology Research Management Study,
N°3.
1991.
Intellectual Property Rights and U.S.-Japan Competition in Biotechnology:
Report of a Workshop,
Committee on Japan, National Research Council /
Workshop held on 18 January 1991, National Academy of Sciences,
Washington DC.
1990.
Patent Protection for Animals; Once-Mouse/Harvard,
Volker Vossius / Case Comment, European Intellectual
Property Review, 12(7), 250-254.
1988.
New Developments in Biotechnology: Field-Testing Engineered Organisms:
Genetic and Ecological Issues,
Author: United States Congress – Office of Technology
Assessment.
