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Agriculture and Nutrition 2006
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from 1993 to 1999 (click)
2008
Future Control of Food: A Guide
to International Negotiations and Rules on Intellecutal Property,
Biodiversity and Food Security 2008.
Earthscan/IDRC
2007
Intellectual Property Management
in Health and Agricultural Innovation: A Handbook of Best Practices,
2007.
MIHR and PIPRA
2006
Intellectual
Property Rights-Designing Regimes to Support Plant Breeding in Developing
Countries, Agriculture and Rural Development Department
World Bank Report
2005
2004
The International Protection of Geographical Indications: The Asian
Experience, 2004.
Author: Dwijen Rangnekar, CSGR and the Law School, University
of Warwick.
Intellectual
Property Rights in Agriculture and the Interests of Asian- Pacific
Keith Maskus
Fitting Plant Variety Protection and Biotechnological Inventions
in Agriculture Within the Intellectual Property Framework: Challenges
for Developing Countries, 2004.
Author: Surinder Kaur Verma, University of Delhi.
Genetically
Modified Crops: A Decade of Failure [1994 - 2004], 2004.
Authors: Friends of the Earth / International Secretariat
GMO Patent Nonsense, 2004.
Gregory Conko / BioScience News & Advocate.
Mains
basses sur les semences: brevets et autres menaces à la biodiversité
agricole du Canada, 2004.
Devlin Kuyek / The Ram’s Horn.
Patents,
Trade and Food: How Strong Patent and Plant Variety Protection Affect
Food Security, 2004.
Author: Jonathan Hepburn / Quaker International Affairs
Programme, Ottawa and Quaker United Nations Office, Geneva
Public-Private
Partnerships in Agricultural Research: An Analysis of Challenges
Facing Industry and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural
Research, 2004.
Authors: David J. Spielman and Klaus von Grebmer / EPTD Discussion
Paper No. 113, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington
DC.
Rewarding
Innovation in African Agriculture How donors could pay cash prizes
for farm improvements, 2004, William Masters, Center on Globalization
and Sustainable Development, The Columbia Earth Institute, New York
Stolen
Seeds, the privatisation of Canada's agricultural biodiversity,
2004.
Devlin Kuyek / The Ram’s Horn.
Agrobiodiversity
and Intellectual Property Rights: Selected Issues under the FAO
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture,
2004
Author: Robert Lettington
2003
Food
Rights: Trade Related Intellectual Property Issues
Accessing
other People's Technology, 2003.
Authors: P.G. Pardey, B.D. Wright, C. Nottenburg / Philip
G. Pardey, Bonwoo Kooin (ed), Biotechnology and Genetic Resource
Policies, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI),
Brief 4.
American
Patent Policy, Biotechnology, and African Agriculture: The Case
for Policy Change, 2003.
Authors: Michael R. Taylor and Jerry Cayford / Resources
For the Future Report.
Biotech
Firms, Biotech Politics: Negotiating GMOs in India, 2003.
Author: Peter Newell / Institute of Development Studies.
Community,
Farmers and Breeder's Rights in Africa: Towards A Legal Framework
For Sui Generis Legislation, 2003.
Patricia Kameri-Mbote.
Contexts
for Regulation: GMOs in Zimbabwe, 2003.
Authors: James Keeley and Ian Scoones / Institute of Development
Studies.
Development
of IPR Regime in India with Reference to Agricultural Biotechnology,
2003.
Author: T. Ramakrishna / Centre for Intellectual Property
Rights.
Domesticating
Global Policy on GMOs: Comparing India and China, 2003.
Author: Peter Newell / Institute of Development Studies.
Fair
and equitable benefit-sharing within the International Treaty on
Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture: the view of the
Berne Declaration, 2003.
Herold, B. / Syngenta, Symposium on Food Security
and Biodiversity, Basel, 16 October 2003, Sharing the Benefit of
Plant Genetic Resources.
Farmer-Owned
Brands?, 2003.
Authors: Dermot J. Hayes, Sergio H. Lence, and Andrea Stoppa
/ Briefing Paper, Center for Agricultural and Rural Development,
Iowa State University, N°02-BP 39.
Farmers'
Privilege under Attack, 2003.
GRAIN.
Food
Security and Intellectual Property Rights in Developing Countries,
2003.
Dr. Philippe Cullet / published by the Interdisciplinary
Biosafety Network (RIBIos).
Geographical
Indications in Indian Context: A Case Study of Darjeeling Tea,
2003.
Niranjan Rao / Indian Council for Research on International
Econimic Relations.
Globalisation
and the International Governance of Modern Biotechnology: the Implications
for Food Security in Kenya, 2003.
Authors: Odame, H.; Kameri-Mbote, P.; Wafula, D. / International
Environmental Law Research Centre (IELRC), Working Paper N°2003-2.
GM
crops – going against the grain, summary,
2003.
Liz Orton / ActionAid.
Impact
of intellectual property rights on food and agricultural markets,
2003.
Geoff Tansey / WFD –03 – Basel, Syngenta
Foundation.
Implications
of TRIPs For Food Security in the Majority World, 2003.
Gerard Downes / Prepared for Comhlámh Action
Network.
India's
Plant Variety and Farmers' Rights Legislation: Potential Impact
on Stakeholder Access to Genetic Resources, 2003.
Anitha Ramanna / Environment and Production Technology
Division Discussion Paper, N°96.
Infringement
on Intellectual Property Rights: Developing Countries, Agricultural
Biotechnology, and the TRIPS Agreement, 2003.
K. Giannakas / Philip G. Pardey, Bonwoo Kooin (ed),
Biotechnology and Genetic Resource Policies, International
Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Brief 5.
Intellectual
Property and Developing Countries: Freedom to operate in Agricultural
Biotechnology, 2003.
Authors: P.G. Pardey, B.D. Wright, C. Nottenburg, E. Binenbaum,
P. Zambrano / Philip G. Pardey, Bonwoo Kooin (ed), Biotechnology
and Genetic Resource Policies, International Food Policy Research
Institute (IFPRI), Brief 3.
Intellectual
Property Rights And Concentration In Agricultural Biotechnology,
2003.
William Lesser / AgBioForum 1(2).
Intellectual
Property Rights, Biotechnology and Food Security, 2003.
Authors: Farhana Yamin / Institute of Development Countries.
IPRs and the Industrial Structure of the North American Seed Industry,
2003.
Peter W.B. Phillips / IPRs in Agriculture: Implications
for Seed Producers and Users, A conference sponsored by Farm Foundation.
La Reciente Propuesta
Costarricense de Sistema Sui Generis para la Proteccion de los Derechos
del Fitomejorador a la Luz de la OMC y las Negociaciones del CAFTA,
2003.
Jorge Cabrera Medaglia / Borrador para Discusion,
Diciembre del 2003.
Plant
Variety Protection and Farmers' Rights in India - Towards a Broader
Understanding, 2003.
Authors: Philippe Cullet and Radhika Kolluru / Delhi Law
Review 2003.
Position
of the International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of
Plants (UPOV) Concerning Decision VI/5 of the Conference of the
Parties to the Convention of the Parties to the Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD), 2003.
communicated to the Secretariat of the CBD / as adopted
by the Council on April 11, 2003.
The
Economics of Generating and Maintaining Plant Variety Rights in
China, 2003.
Authors: Bonwoo Koo, Philip G. Pardey, Keming Qian, and Yi
Zhang / EPTD Discussion Paper, International Food Policy
Research Institute, University of Minnesota and Institute of Agricultural
Economics, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science
(CAAS), N°100.
The
Search for the Holy Grail? Maximizing Social Welfare under Canadian
Biotechnology Patent Policy, 2003.
Authors: DA Dierker & PWB Phillips, University of Saskatchewan,
Candada / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments International
Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration with the Strategic World
Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°6.
The
Status of Public and Proprietary Germplasm and Information: An Assessment
of Recent Developments at FAO, 2003.
Cary Fowler / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments-International
Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration with the Strategic World
Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°7.
The
TRIPS Agreement: Patenting of Genetic Heritage and Food Security,
2003.
Service Centre for Development Cooperation, Helsinki.
UPOV
- Faulty Agreement and Coercive Practices, 2003.
SAWTEE - South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment,
Policy Brief No. 5.
Food Secuirty and
Intellectual Property Rights in Developing Countries
Dr. Philippe Cullet
2002
Access
to Genetic Resources, Gene-based Inventions and Agriculture,
2002.
D. Rangnekar / Study Paper 3a, UK Commission
on Intellectual Property Rights.
Access
to Genetic Resources, Gene-based Inventions and Agriculture
(supporting
documents), 2002.
M. Blakeney / Study Paper 3b, UK Commission
on Intellectual Property Rights.
Agricultural
biotechnology: technology policy brief, 2002.
Authors: J. Chataway, J. Tait, D. Wield, A. Arundel, R. Raina,
N. Clark, G. Essegbey, V. Pelaez / Technology Policy Briefs,
United Nations University Institute for New technologies (UNU/INTECH),
Vol.1, Issue 2.
Benefits
and Shortscomings of Intellectual Property Rights for Small Scale
Farmers in Developing Countries , 2002.
R.V. Mariano / International Symposium organized
by Infoagrar: Protect Knowledge to Feed the World? Application
of intellectual property rights in international agriculture today
and tomorrow, Muri-bei-Bern, Switzerland, 26 September 2002.
Biodiversity
online, 2002.
Authors: A. Seiler, G. Dutfield, J.C. Medaglia, A. Lorch,
N. Louwaars, W. Brandenburg, L. Gilissen, G. Kleter, J. Wagenaar,
C.P. Medina, D. Eaton, F. Van Tongeren, B. Visser, I. Van der Meer,
G. Muttitt and The Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration
/ Biotechnology and Development Monitor, N°49.
Bio-piraterie
en Afrique, 2002.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
Derechos
de Propiedad Intelectual sobre Variedades Vegetales: una Vision
de Conjunto con Opciones para los Gobiernos Nacionales, 2002.
L. R. Helfer / Estudio Legislativo de la FAO en
Linea (FAO Legal Papers Online), N°31.
Economic
and Social Issues in Agricultural Biotechnology, 2002.
Editors: R. E. Evenson, V. Santaniello, D. Zilberman / CABI
Publishing.
Emerging Plant
Variety Legislations and Their Implications for Developing Countries:
Experiences from India and Africa, 2002.
Harbir Singh / Paper presented in the National
Conference on TRIPS - Next Agenda for Developing Countries,
Shyamprasad Institute for Social Service, Hyderabad, 11- 12 October
2002.
Equitable
Protection for Intellectual Property in Africa, 2002.
Africa-Europe Faith and Justice Network.
Food
security, Biotechnology and Intellectual Property: Unpacking some
issues around TRIPS, 2002.
G. Tansey / Discussion Paper 4, Quaker United
Nations Office.
Genetically
modified crops in Africa: implications for small farmers, 2002.
D. Kuyek. / Genetic Resources Action International
(GRAIN).
Genetically
modified crops in Africa: promises, problems and threats, 2002.
Authors: M. Mongelard, K. Warnock / Special Background
Briefing, Panos Institute / Medianet.
Genetic
Pollution: Starlink Corn Invades Mexico, 2002.
Author: C. Ruiz-Marrero / Special to CorpWatch, CorpWatch,
March 02.
How
Can Intellectual Property Rights Contribute To The Food Security
Of An Increasingly Globalized World While Meeting The Demands Of
Farmers And Breeders?, 2002.
Author: A. Krattinger / Protect Knowledge to feed the
World? The application of intellectual property rights in international
agriculture today and tomorrow, InfoAgrar, Muri-bei-Bern, Switzerland,
26 September 2002.
Intellectual
Property Rights, Food and Biodiversity, 2002.
Author: G. Tansey / Food for Thought, Harvard International
Review, Spring 2002.
Intellectual
Property Rights in Plant Varieties: An Overview with Options for
National Governments, 2002.
Author: L.R. Helfer / FAO Legal Papers Online, N°31.
ISF
View on Intellectual Property, 2002.
Author: International Seed Federation.
LAccord
de Bangui r vis et lannexe X relative , 2002.
Author: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
La
bio tica indica que nadie puede apropiarse de las formas de vida,
2002.
Author: Silvia Rodríguez.
La
guerre des deux brevets, 2002.
Author: SOLAGRAL.
Les
DPI dans lagriculture en Afrique, 2002.
Author: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
Manufacturing
drugs and chemicals in crops: Biopharming Poses New Threats to Consumers,
Farmers, Food Companies and the Environment , 2002.
F.Bill / Genetically Engineered Food Alert.
Marges de manoeuvre?,
2002.
SOLAGRAL / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 6.
Modern
biotechnology and developing-world agriculture, 2002.
D. Glover / Environment Team, IDS Sussex.
Option 2: le sui
generis, 2002.
Author: SOLAGRAL / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 5.
Option 2: le sui
generis. Les options des agriculteurs, 2002.
Author: SOLAGRAL / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 5a.
Option 2: le sui
generis. Les différents droits internationaux de propriété
du vivant, 2002.
Author: SOLAGRAL / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 5b.
Option 2: le sui
generis. La planète UPOV, 2002.
Author: SOLAGRAL / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 5c.
Promoting
participation for negotiating food and biodiversity in the post-Doha
TRIPS work programme, 2002.
Quaker Office at the United Nations (QUNO), Geneva
/ Report on a seminar, Jongny-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, 17 and 18
May 2002.
Public
agricultural research: the impact of IPRs on biotechnology in developing
countries, Expert Workshop, Rome, 24-27 June 2002, Report, 2002.
Author: FAO.
PVP
in the South: caving in to UPOV, 2002.
Authors: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
Sustaining
agricultural biodiversity and the integrity and free flow of genetic
resources for food for agriculture, 2002.
Authors: ITDG, GRAIN, ETC Group.
Sui
Generis Systems for Plant Variety Protection. Options under TRIPS,
2002.
Biswajit Dhar / Disussion Paper, Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO), Geneva.
TRIPS
with everything? Intellectual property and the farming world,
2002.
Author: A Food Ethics Council Report.
Why
we oppose UPOV and why it is urgent that developing countries enact
their own plant variety protection laws, 2002.
Authors: ActionAid, Consumers International and Gene Campaign
India / MediaBrief, 17 October 2002.
WTO
Agreements and Farmers Rights in Mountain Areas in Pakistan,
2002.
Author: Shafqat Munir / Policy Brief, South Asia Watch
on Trade, Economics & Environment (SAWTEE), N°1.
2001
Accessing
Modern Science: Policy and Institutional Options for Agricultural
Biotechnology in Developing Countries, 2001.
Authors: Derek Byerlee, Ken Fischer / IP Strategy Today,
bioDevelopments International Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration
with the Strategic World Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT),
N°1.
African
small-holder farmers at risk, 2001.
Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN).
An
Industry-Academia-International Development Roundtable Workshop:
Intellectual Property Clearinghouse Mechanism for Agriculture. Summary
of Proceedings, 2001.
G. Graff, A. Bennett, B. Wright, D. Zilberman.
Are
Intellectual Property Rights Stifling Agricultural Biotechnology
In Developing Countries?, 2001
Authors: P. Pardey, B. Wright, C. Nottenburg / IFPRI 2000-2001
annual report.
A
TRIPS agenda for development: Meeting food, health and biodiversity
needs, 2001.
Jonathan Hepburn / Report on the Conference organised
by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Quaker United
Nations Office, Geneva, 12-13 October 2001, The Hague.
Biotechnology,
the Gene Revolution, and Proprietary Technology in Agriculture:
A Strategic Note for the World Bank, 2001.
Authors: J.H. Dodds, R. Ortiz, J.H. Crouch, V. Mahalasksmi
& K.K. Sharma / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments International
Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration with the Strategic World
Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°2.
Declaracin
Andina contra el patentamiento del nua, 2001
Authors: COICC, TUEP, CONAIE, etc.
El
Compromiso Internacional sobre Recursos Fitogen ticos: lleg la
hora de fijarle l
mites a los DPI, 2001
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
El
robo de la diversidad biolgica: Patente sobre el ma
z de la empresa
DuPont, 2001
Authors: Greenpeace y Misereor.
Farmers’
Rights and Intellectual Property Rights - Reconciling Conflicting
Concepts, 2001.
Authors: D. Alker, F. Heidhues.
GM
Crops, 2001.
Nuffield Council on Bioethics.
Governing
Genetic Resources: Profit for a Few or Food for All, Challenges
for the World Food Summit 2001, 2001.
P. Mulvany, Intermediate Technology Development Group
(ITDG).
Grains
of delusion: golden rice seen from the ground, 2001.
Authors: BIOTHAI, CEDAC, DRCSC, GRAIN, MASIPAG, PAN-Indonesia,
UBINIG.
India’s Plant
Variety Protection and Farmers’ Rights Act, 2001.
Author: S. Sahai / BRIDGES, ICTSD, October 2001, 5(8).
India’s
Policy on IPRs and Agriculture: Relevance of FAO’s new International
Treaty, 2001.
Author: A. Ramanna / Economic and Political Weekly,
Vol. 36, N°. 51, December 22.
Intellectual
Property Rights: Ultimate Control of Agricultural R&D; in Asia,
2001.
Author: K. Devlin.
La
OMC y el comercio mundial: algunos pensamientos acerca de la seguridad
alimentaria en pa
ses en v
a de desarrollo, 2001.
Authors: Carsta Neuenroth y Martin Petry / Boletín
Alerta, Nº 18, ILSA.
Los
Recursos Gen ticos son patrimonio de la humanidad: No a los Derechos
de la Propiedad Intelectual sobre la vida, 2001.
Author: Vía Campesina / Carta Pública, Tegucigalpa,
24-4-2001.
The
IU: Time to Draw the Line on IPRs, 2001.
Author: GRAIN Seedling.
New
options for African countries regarding protection for new varieties
of plants, 2001.
Author: K. Tshimanga / The Journal of World Intellectual
Property, Werner Publishing Company, Vol. 4, N°3, pp. 349-371.
Non-food
crops, 2001.
Authors: M. Rautner, B. Dinham, D. Sharma, M.M. Roca de Doyle,
V. Lehmann, A. Lorch, I. Kruszewska, J. Bijman, P. Schmeiser / Biotechnology
and Development Monitor, N°44-45.
Perspectives,
2001.
Authors: M. Philipson, P.N. Mwangi, A. Ely, B. Visser, I.
van der Meer, N. Louwaars, J. Beekwilder, D. Eato, M. Minderhoud-Jones,
Y. Ismael, R. Bennett, S. Morse, B. Choudhary, L. Asveld, A. Lorch,
H. Withanage / Biotechnology and Development Monitor, N°48.
Plant
Variety Protection in Africa: Towards Compliance with the TRIPS
Agreement, 2001.
Author: P. Cullet / Journal of African Law, Vol. 45,
N°1, p. 97.
Seeding
Solutions: Volume 2 - Options for National Laws Governing Access
To and Control Over Genetic Resources, 2001.
The Crucible Group II / International Development
Research Centre (IDRC).
Statement
of the SAAG-SANFEC Workshop on "Comparison of National Legislation
on Plant Breeders' Rights & Alternatives to UPOV", Islamabad, 29-30
March 2001, 2001.
Authors: The members of SAAG and SANFEC.
Sustaining
Agricultural Biodiversity and the free flow of Genetic Resources
for Food and Agriculture, 2001.
Compiled by Patrick Mulvany / NGO/CSO FORUM - World
Food Summit/five years later, Access to Genetic Resources Paper
(version 4).
Technical
Issues on Protecting Plant Varieties by Effective Sui Generis Systems,
2001.
F. Mangeni / South Centre, Centre for International
Environmental Law (CIEL).
The
impact of intellectual property rights (IPRs) on food and agriculture
in developing countries, 2001.
Author: FAO / Background Document to Conference 6 of the
FAO Biotechnology Forum (30 March - 13 May 2001).
Towards
an Intellectual Property Clearinghouse for Agricultural Biotechnology,
An Issues Paper, 2001.
Authors: G. Graff, D. Zilberman, University of California,
Berkeley, USA / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments International
Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration with the Strategic World
Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°3.
Towards
an Intellectual Property Clearinghouse for Agricultural Biotechnology,
Summary of an Industry, Academia, and International Development
Round Table, 2001.
Authors: G Graff, A Bennett & B Wright & D Zilberman,
University of California, USA / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments
International Institute Inc., Ithaca, NY in collaboration with the
Strategic World Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°3.
2000
Biopatenting
and the Threat to Food Security - A Christian and Development Perspective,
2000.
Authors: B. Van Dillen, M. Leen. (ed.) / CIDSE International
Cooperation for Development and Solidarity, Brussels.
Compromiso
internacional sobre recursos fitogen ticos: La ltima oportunidad
de lograr un r gimen de acceso abierto?, 2000.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
De
patentes y piratas: El ABC del Patentamiento de la Vida, 2000.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
El
ABC del Patentamiento de la Vida, 2000.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
El
derrame de la nueva pol
tica de patentes del Centro Internacional
de Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo (CIMMYT), 2000.
Fundación Internacional para el Progreso Rural
(RAFI).
Farmers
and seed, 2000.
Authors: G. Manicad, S. McGuire, S. Vellema, N. Louwaars,
K. Dev Joshi, C. Almekinders, V. Lehmann, C. Brenner, C.S. Basilio
/ Biotechnology and Development Monitor, N°42, June 2000.
Hacia
una Propuesta Alternativa de Ley de Proteccion de las Variedades
Vegetales, 2000.
Silvia Rodríguez Cervantes / Seminario Nacional
Biodiversidad y Obtenciones Vegetales, Ministerio de Comercio
Exterior en colaboración con la Unión para la Protección de Obtenciones
Vegetales (UPOV) y la Organización Mundial de la Propiedad Intelectual
(OMPI), San José, Costa Rica, 13 de marzo del 2000.
In
search of higher ground: the intellectual property challenge to
public agricultural research and human rights and 28 alternative
initiatives, 2000.
Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI).
Intellectual
Property Protection and Agricultural Biotechnology: A Multidisciplinary
Perspective, 2000.
Author: J. Kesan / University of Illinois Law & Economics
Research Paper, N°00-22.
Intellectual
Property Rights and Agriculture: An Analysis of the Economic Impact
of Plant Breeders' Rights, 2000.
Author: D. Rangnekar / Actionaid.
La
biotecnología saquea los arrozales, 2000.
Author: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
La
UPOV en pie de guerra por el control de los cultivos, 2000.
Author: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
Meanings
of sustainable agriculture: some issues for the South, 2000.
S.L. Barraclough / South Centre.
Options
for the Implementation of Farmers's Rights at the National Level,
2000.
C. Correa / South Centre.
Plant
Breeding, Biodiversity Loss, and Intellectual Property Rights,
2000.
D. Rangnekar.
Plant
Variety Protection for Rice in Developing Countries: Impacts on
Research and Development, 2000.
Authors: International Rice Research Institute.
Privatisation
des moyens de survie : La commercialisation de la biodiversité
de l’Afrique, 2000.
Rachel Wynberg / Commerce Mondial et Biodiversité
en Conflit, Biowatch, Fondation Gaia et GRAIN, N°5.
Propriété
Intellectuelle, semences et sécurité alimentaire,
Note technique, 2000.
Authors: Réseau Européen de Sécurité
Alimentaire (RESAL), SOLAGRAL.
Public
plant breeding in an era of privatisation, 2000.
R. Tripp, D. Byerlee / Natural Resource Perspectives,
Overseas Development Institute, N° 57.
Seeding
Solutions: Volume 1 - Policy Options for Genetic Resources,
2000.
The Crucible II Group / International Development
Research Centre (IDRC).
Seed
wars: biotechnology, intellectual property, and the quest for high
yield seeds, 2000.
L.E. Ewens / Boston College International and Comparative
Law Review, Vol. 23, N°2, pp. 285-310.
Technical
Issues on Protecting Plant Varieties by Effective Sui Generis Systems,
2000.
F. Mangeni / South Centre - Centre for International
Environmental Law (CIEL).
The
Effects of the U.S. Plant Variety Protection Act on Wheat Genetic
Improvement, 2000.
Authors: J.M. Alston, R. J. Venner / EPDT Discussion
Paper, N°62, International Food Policy Research Institute.
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