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2007
Is
Product Patent Protection Necessary in Developing Countries for
Innovation? R&D by Indian Pharmaceutical Companies after TRIPS,
September 2007.
Author: Professor Sudip Chaudhuri, Indian Institute of Management,
Kolkata, India
Final
Report of Sierra Leone Intellectual Property Technical Assistance
Diagnostic Study, October 2007
By: Mart Leesti and Tom Pengelly
Final Report of Uganda Intellectual Property Technical Assistance
Diagnostic Study, October 2007
By: Mart Leesti and Tom Pengelly
2006
The ability of select sub-Saharan African countries to utilise TRIPs
Flexibilities and Competition Law to ensure a sustainable supply
of essential medicines: A study of producing and importing countries.,
2006
Authors: Tenu Avafia, Jonathan Berger and Trudi Hartzenberg/
UNCTAD-ICTSD-tralac
2005
Exploring
Options and Modalities to Move the New Development Agenda Forward,
2005.
Author: Deere, Carolyn
/ University of Oxford.
Toward a New Era of Objective Assessment In The Field of TRIPS and
Variable Geometry for the Preservation of Multilateralism,
2005.
Author: Abbott, Frederick M. / Journal of International Economic
Law, 8/1.
2004
A
Survey of Policy and Practice on the Use of Access to Medicines-Related
TRIPs Flexibilities in Malawi, 2004.
Authors: Robert Lewis-Lettington and Chikosa Banda / Department
for International Development Health Systems Resource Centre.
Bilateral
Agreements and a TRIPS-Plus World: The Chile-USA Free Trade Agreement,
2004.
Author: Pedro Roffe ICTSD / Quaker United Nations Office
(QUNO), Geneva, Quaker International Affairs Programme (QIAP), Ottawa.
Multilateral agreements
and a TRIPS-plus world: The World Intellectual Property Organisation
(WIPO), 2004.
Authors: Sisule F Musungu and Graham Dutfield / Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO), Geneva, Quaker International Affairs Programme
(QIAP), Ottawa.
Processes and Issues for Improving
Access to Medicines: Willingness and Ability to Utilise TRIPS Flexibilities
in Non-Producing Countries, 2004.
Author: Brook K. Baker / Department for International Development
Health Systems Resource Centre.
Utilizing
TRIPS Flexibilities for Public Health Protecton Through South-South
Regional Frameworks, 2004.
Authors: Sisule F. Musungu, Susan Villanueva, Roxana Blasetti
/ South Centre.
The
Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health and the
Contradictory Trend in Bilateral and Regional Free Trade Agreements,
2004.
Author: Frederick Abbott / Quaker United Nations Office.
Willingness
and Ability to Use TRIPs Flexibilities Kenya case study, 2004.
Authors: Robert Lewis-Lettington and Peter Munyi / Department
for International Development Health Systems Resource Centre.
2003
Bilateral
& regional agreements imposing TRIPS-plus standards for IPRs
on life in developing countries, 2003.
GRAIN.
EFTA
must stop pushing for patents on life in developing countries,
2003.
Erlklärung von Bern.
Establishing
a Disclosure of Origin Obligation in the TRIPS Agreement, 2003.
Carlos M. Correa / Quaker United Nations Office,
Occasional Paper 12.
European
Parliament Priority Question to the European Commission (Caroline
Lucas, March 2003) and the Commission's reply (Pascal Lamy, April
2003), 2003.
From
TRIPS to RIPS: A better Trade Framework to support Innovation in
Medical Technologies, 2003.
James Love / Agence nationale de recherches sur le
sida/Institute d' économie publique, Workshop on Economic
issues related to access to HIV/AIDS care in developing countries,
27 May 2003.
Geographical
Indications and Legal Framework in India, 2003.
Suresh C Srivastava. / The Economic and Political
Weekly, Mumbai.
Implementing
the Doha Mandate on TRIPS and Public Health, 2003.
Fink C. / International Trade Department, World Bank.
Implications
of TRIPs For Food Security in the Majority World, 2003.
Gerard Downes / Prepared for Comhlámh Action
Network.
Keeping
science open: the effects of intellectual property policy on the
conduct of science, 2003.
Royal Society Working Group on Intellectual Property
/ The Royal Society.
Non-Violation
Nullification or Impairment Causes of Action under the TRIPS Agreement
and the Fifth Ministerial Conference: A Warning and Reminder,
2003.
Frederick M. Abbott / World Committee for Consultation,
Quakers United Nations Office - Geneva, Occasional Paper N°11.
Recent
International Developments in the Area of Intellectual Property
Rights, 2003.
Author: Carlos M. Correa.
Regional
and bilateral agreements and a TRIPS-plus worl: the Free Trade Areas
of the Americas (FTAA), 2003.
David Vivas-Eugui / TRIPS Issues Papers, Quaker
United Nations Office (QUNO), Geneva, Quaker International Affairs
Programme (QIAP), Ottawa, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable
Development (ICTSD), Geneva, N°1.
Special
and Differential Treatment of Developing Countries in TRIPS,
2003.
Author: Constantine Michalopoulos / Quaker United Nations
Office (QUNO), Geneva, Quaker International Affairs Programme (QIAP),
Ottawa.
The
Competition Provisions in the TRIPS Agreement: Implications for
Technology Transfer, 2003.
Frederick M. Abbott / Joint WIPO-WTO Workshop Intellectual
Property Rights and Transfer of Technology, Geneva, 17 November
2003.
The
Efficacy of TRIPS: Incentives, Capacity and Threats, (abstract),
2003.
W. A. Kerr / The Estey Centre Journal of International
Law and Trade Policy, Vol. 4, N°1.
The
International Cancún Declaration of Indigenous Peoples,
2003.
5th WTO Ministerial Conference, Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico,
12 September 2003.
The
Second Bellagio Dialogue, 2003.
UNCTAD-ICTSD.
The
TRIPS Agreement: Patenting of Genetic Heritage and Food Security,
2003.
Service Centre for Development Cooperation, Helsinki.
The
TRIPS review at a turning point?, 2003.
GRAIN.
Think
there's Trouble at WTO? WIPO's Global Patent System Could be a Lot
Worse, 2003.
GRAIN.
Towards
Development-Oriented Intellectual Property Policy: Advancing the
Reform Agenda: Meeting Report, 2003.
UNCTAD-ICTSD.
Trade
Diplomacy, the Rule of Law and the Problem of Asymmetric Risks in
TRIPS, 2003
Author: Frederick M. Abbott / Quaker United Nations Office
(QUNO), Geneva, Quaker International Affairs Programme (QIAP), Ottawa.
TRIPS:
De Río a Cancún, Los Derechos de los pueblos no son
negociables, 2003.
Authors: Silvia Rodríguez, Ángel Ibarra and
Alejandra Rotania / Global Issue Paper 2 published for the 5th WTO
Ministerial Conference (Cancún, September 2003) by Heinrich
Böll Foundation, Berlin.
TRIPS,
Drug Patents and Access to Medicines-Balancing Incentives for R&D
with Public Health Concerns, 2003.
Prof. Keith Maskus / Development Gateway Expert Perspective:
4 September 2003.
TRIPS:
From Río to Cancún: The rights of the peoples are
nonnegotiable, 2003.
Authors: Silvia Rodríguez, Ángel Ibarra and
Alejandra Rotania / Global Issue Paper 2 published for the 5th WTO
Ministerial Conference (Cancún, September 2003) by Heinrich
Böll Foundation, Berlin.
TRIPS-plus
must stop, 2003.
GRAIN.
TRIPS-plus:
where are we now?, 2003.
An informal report from GRAIN for the Third SAARC
Peoples Forum.
Un
tournant dans la révision de l’Accord sur les ADPIC
?, 2003.
GRAIN.
Une
rivalité Nord/Sud sur le matériel génétique
: Le chapitre de la ZLÉA sur la propriété intellectuelle,
2003.
Jean-Frédéric Morin / Observatoire
des Amériques.
2002
Amended
Patents Act and Access to Medicines after Doha, 2002.
P. Cullet / Economic and Political Weekly
(15 June 2002), XXXVII/24, p. 2278.
An
Informal Survey of the Notification & Review of National Intellectual
Property Laws under the WTO TRIPS Agreement, 2002.
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Anthrax,
Drug Transnationals, and TRIPS, 2002.
K. Singh / Foreign Policy in Focus (FPIF),
edited by John Gershman, 29 April 2002.
Balancing
Health Needs and Drug Research Incentives, 2002.
Authors: Hannah H. Kettler, Chris Collins / Cooperation
South Journal - 2002, United Nations Development Programme,
p.10-36.
Beyond TRIPS: A New Global
Patent Regime, 2002.
Author: J. Olson Lanjouw / Center for Global Development
Brief, Vol.1, Issue N°3.
Biopharmaceutiques
et santé - résumé, 2002.
Author: UNU/INTECH / Synthèse sur les Politiques
Technologiques, Vol. 1, N°3.
Brief
on the Treatment of Intellectual Property in the Doha WTO Ministerial
Declaration: Mandated Negociations and Reviews, 2002.
D. Vivas Eugui / Center for International Environmental
Law (CIEL) - South Centre project.
Compulsory
Licensing for Public Health Needs: The TRIPS Agenda at the WTO after
the Doha Declaration on Public Health, 2002.
F.M. Abbott / Occasional Paper 9, Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO).
Developing
Countries and a New Round of WTO Negotiations, 2002.
Authors: T.W. Hertel, B.M. Hoekman, M. Will / The World
Bank Research Observer, International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development / The World Bank, Vol. 17, N°1, pp.113 - 140.
Droits
de Propriété Intellectuelle et Licences Obligatoires:
Options pour les Pays en Développement, 2002.
Carlos M. Correa / South Centre.
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.
Extension
of Stronger Geographical Indications Ptotection: Against the Interests
of Developing Countries?, 2002.
D. Williams / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 6, N°4,
May 2002.
Geographical Indications:
A Review of Proposals at the TRIPS Council (draft), 2002.
D. Rangnekar / UNCTAD/ICTSD Capacity Building Project
on Intellectual Property Rights and Sustainable Development.
Historic
Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, 2002.
Department of Essential Drugs and Medicines Policy,
WHO / Essential Drugs in Brief, Issue N°6, April 2002.
Identification
and Analysis of Emerging and Existing Industries Related to TRIPS
Agreement in Developing Countries, 2002.
D. Vivas Eugui.
Implications
of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health,
2002.
Carlos M. Correa / WHO Health Economics and Drugs,
EDM Series, N°12. CID Working Paper, N°92.
India's Patent
Policy and Negotiations in TRIPS: Future Options for India and other
Developing Countries, 2002.
Anitha Ramanna / Paper presented in the National
Conference on TRIPS - Next Agenda for Developing Countries,
Shyamprasad Institute for Social Service, Hyderabad, 11- 12 October
2002.
Inquiétudes
des pays africains sur le brevetage des ressources biologiques,
2002.
Brahima Ouedraogo / Inter Press Service (IPS), Agence
de Presse du Tiers Monde.
Integrating
Intellectual Property Rights and Development Policy, 2002.
Authors: Professor J. Barton (Commission Chair), Mr Daniel
Alexander, Professor C. Correa, Dr R. Mashelkar FRS, Dr G. Samuels
CBE, Dr S. Thomas / Report of the Commission on Intellectual
Property Rights (CIPR).
Intellectual
Property and Environment - Impacts of the TRIPS Agreement on Envrionmental
Law Making in India, 2002.
Philippe Cullet.
Intellectual
Property, Biodiversity and Sustainable Development: Resolving the
Difficult Issues, 2002.
Martin Khor / Third World Network (TWN), Zed Books.
Intellectual
Property, Biodiversity, and the Rights of the Poor, 2002.
G. Sreenivasan with J. Christie / Canadian Council
for International Co-operation, Trade and Poverty Series, Global
Trade/Global Poverty, NGO Perspectives on Key Challenges for Canada,
N°3.
Intellectual
Property Rights, Food and Biodiversity, 2002.
Author: G. Tansey / Food for Thought, Harvard International
Review, Spring 2002.
Intellectual
Property Rights, Technology and Economic Development: Experiences
of Asian Countries, 2002.
Nagesh Kumar / Research and Information System for
Non-aligned and Other Developing Countries, RIS DP N°25.
International
IP issues Post-Doha: Geographical Indications, Access to Medicines,
Biotechnology and other current issues, 2002.
Briefing chaired by Professor Andrew Christie, Intellectual
Property Research Institute of Australia, Speakers: David Hallett
and Peter Lawrence / Foreign Affairs and Trade, Office of Trade
Negociations, Australia.
Introducing
patent protection in the pharmaceutical sector : a first evaluation
for the Mexican case, 2002.
Authors: Emmanuel Combe, Pluvia Zuniga.
Issues
linked to Convention on Biological Diversity in the WTO negotiations
implementing Doha mandates, 2002.
Author: D. Vivas Eugui / Center for International Environmental
Law (CIEL)-South Centre project.
L’Accord
de Bangui révisé et l’annexe X relative à
la protection des obtentions végétales, 2002.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN).
La
propriété intellectuelle, la biodiversité,
et les droits des pauvres, 2002.
Authors: Gauri Sreenivasan en collaboration avec Jean Christien
/ Mondialisation du commerce – Mondialisation de la pauvreté,
Les enjeux pour le Canada : perspectives des ONG, Conseil canadien
pour la coopération internationale, Série sur le commerce
et la pauvreté, Article 3.
Legal
Options for Implementing Paragraph 6 of the Ministerial Declaration
on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, 2002.
Author: Frederick M. Abbott / Summary of Oral Presentation
at Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) – Norway Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, Meeting at Utstein Monastery, Norway, July 20-23,
2002.
Le tournant de l'ADPIC,
2002.
Author: Solagral / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 3.
Le tournant de l'ADPIC:
la propriété intellectuelle selon l'ADPIC, 2002.
Author: Solagral / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 3a.
Le tournant de l'ADPIC:
réglement des différends de propriété
intellectuelle, 2002.
Author: Solagral / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 3b.
Legal
Options for Implementing Paragraph 6 of the Ministerial Declaration
on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, 2002.
Marco C.E.J. Bronckers / Summary of Oral Presentation
at Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) – Norway Ministry of Foreign
Affairs Meeting at Utstein Monastery, Norway, July 20-23, 2002
Marges de manoeuvre?,
2002.
Solagral / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 6.
Negotiating intellectual
property: Mandates and options in the Doha Work Programme, 2002.
J. Hepburn / Occasional Paper 10, Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO).
Non-Market
Strategy and Global Intellectual Property: A Manager’s Guide
to TRIPS, 2002.
Authors: Marc L. Busch, Phil Tan / Framework Paper 02-12,
Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada.
Non-voluntary
Licensing of Patented Inventions: History, TRIPS, and Canadian and
United States Practice, 2002.
Authors: J. Reichman, C. Hasenzahl / BRIDGES, ICTSD,
Vol. 6, N°7, October 2002.
Non-voluntary
Licensing of Patented Inventions: Historical Perspective, Legal
Framework under TRIPS, and an Overview of the Practice in Canada
and the United States of America (draft), 2002.
Authors: J. Reichman, C. Hasenzahl / UNCTAD/ICTSD Capacity
Building Project on Intellectual Property Rights and Sustainable
Development.
Non-voluntary
Licensing of Patented Inventions: The Canadian Experience (draft),
2002.
Authors: J. Reichman, C. Hasenzahl / UNCTAD/ICTSD Capacity
Building Project on Intellectual Property Rights and Sustainable
Development.
Option 1: des brevets,
2002.
Author: Solagral / Dossier pédagogique: Biodiversité,
Savoirs protégés, savoirs partagés, 6 Fiches
pour comprendre, anticiper, débattre, Fiche 4.
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.
Patents,
Pills and Public Health: Can TRIPS Deliver? 2002.
Author: Martin Foreman / The Panos Institute.
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.
Propiedad
intelectual y disparidad de conocimientos, 2002.
Oxfam / La Insignia, Diario independiente
iberoamericano. Jornal independente iberoamericano, 7 Noviembre.
Proteccion
de los Datos Presentados para el Registro de Productos Farmacéuticos.
Implementacion de las Normas del Acuerdo TRIPS, 2002.
C. Correa / South Centre.
Protection
of Data Submitted for the Registration of Pharmaceuticals: Implementing
the Standards of the TRIPS Agreement, 2002.
C. Correa / South Centre.
Regulatory
Standards in the WTO: Comparing Intellectual Property Rights with
Competition Policy, Environmental Protection, and Core Labor Standards,
2002.
Keith E. Maskus.
Reshaping
the TRIPS Agreement concerning Public Health: Two Critical Issues,
2002.
Haochen Sun.
Study
on the Implementation of the TRIPS Agreement by Developing Countries,
2002.
Phil Thorpe / Study Paper 7, Commission on
Intellectual Property Rights.
Sui
Generis Systems for Plant Variety Protection. Options under TRIPS,
2002.
Biswajit Dhar / Disussion Paper, Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO), Geneva.
Technology
Policy Issues at the WTO, 2002.
UNU and INTECH / Technology Policy Briefs,
Vol. 1, Issue N°1.
The
Compatibility of CBD with TRIPs, 2002.
Author: Biswajit Dhar / ICTSD.
The
Effects of Intellectual Property Rights on Foreign Direct Investment
and Imports into Developing Countries in the Post-TRIPS Era,
2002.
W. Lesser / IP Strategy Today, bioDevelopments/World
Initiative For Technology Transfer (SWIFTT), N°5.
The
Future for Patents on Life, 2002.
J. Wild / IP Matters, Derwent.
The
Impact of Article 27 of the TRIPS Agreement on Foreign Direct Investment
and Transfer of Technology to Developing Countries, 2002.
Paras Gorasia / Intellectual Property Dissertation,
seminar leader: Alan Story.
The
Pros and Cons of Stronger Geographical Indication Protection,
2002.
D. Rangnekar / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 6, N°3,
March-April 2002.
The
Protection of Geographical Indications, 2002.
A. Grazioli / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 6, N°1,
January 2002.
The
Relationship between Regional Trade Agreements and the Multilateral
Trading System: Intellectual Property Rights, 2002.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmentn
(OECD).
The
Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Encouraging Foreign Direct
Investment and Technology Transfer, 2002.
K. Maskus / Prepared for the Conference "Public-Private
Initiatives After TRIPS: Designing a Global Agenda", Brussels,
July 16-19, 1997.
The
TRIPS Regime of Patent Rights, 2002.
N. Pires de Carvalho / Kluwer Academic Publishers.
The
WTO TRIPS Agreement and the Protection of Public Health: Implementing
paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration, 2002.
Utstein Kloster / Report on the workshop organized
by the Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) and the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Norway.
Towards
A Reconciliation Between The Convention On Biological Diversity
And TRIPS Agreement; An Interface Among Intellectual Property Rights
On Biotechnology, Traditional Knowledge, And Benefit Sharing,
2002.
Author: J. Curci Staffler / University of Geneva.
Trade
and Health: Focus on Access to Essential Medicines, 2002.
Authors: Gauri Sreenivasan, Ricardo Grinspun / Global
Trade/Global Poverty, NGO Perspectives on Key Challenges for Canada,
Canadian Council for International Co-operation, Trade and Poverty
Series, Paper N°4.
TRIPS
and Capacity Building in Developing Economies, 2002.
R. Rasiah / Discussion Paper Series, UNU-INTECH,
N°1.
TRIPS
and Non-violation Complaints: From a Public Health Perspective,
2002.
Author: Haochen Sun / Centre for WTO Studies.
TRIPS and
Pharmaceutical Industry: Issues and Prospects, 2002.
N. Lalitha / Paper presented in the National Conference
on TRIPS - Next Agenda for Developing Countries, Shyamprasad
Institute for Social Service, Hyderabad, 11- 12 October 2002.
TRIPS
and public health: the next battle, 2002.
Oxfam / Oxfam Briefing Paper, N°15.
TRIPS
: Controversies and Potential Reform, 2002.
K. Maskus / The World Bank.
TRIPS,
Intellectual Property Rights and Access to Medicines, 2002.
World Health Organization (WHO) / HIV/AIDS Antiretroviral
Newsletter, December 2002, Issue N°8.
TRIPS,
sus Principios y la Proteccion de los Conocimientos Tradicionales,
2002.
Mariela E. Borgarello.
TRIPS
with everything? Intellectual property and the farming world,
2002.
Author: A Food Ethics Council Report.
WTO
TRIPS Agreement and Its Implications for Access to Medicines in
Developing Countries, 2002.
F.M. Abbott / Study Paper 2a, UK Commission
on Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR).
2001
Access
to Medicines Could Become Doha’s (only?) Success Story, 2001.
Editorial / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°5,
June 2001.
Accord
sur les Aspects des Droits de Propriété Intellectuelle
liés au Commerce: l'Accès aux Médicaments entre
Intérêts Privés et Biens Publics, 2001.
Solagral / Réunion organisé par Solagral
dans le cadre du programme "Du citoyen à l'OMC".
A
Comment on the Treatment of the TRIPS Agreement in the Second Drafts
of the WTO's Doha Ministerial Declarations, 2001.
Cecilia Oh / Third World Network.
A
development agenda for implementing TRIPS: Addressing biodiversity,
food and health needs, 2001.
J. Hepburn / Report on a seminar held by the Quaker
United Nations Office, Jongny-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, 6-8, September
2001.
Africa
Group Proposal on: Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property
Rights, 2001.
Africa Group.
Asean
Workshop on the TRIPS Agreement and traditional medicine: Recommendations
regarding Intellectual Property Rights in Relation to Traditional
Medicine, 2001.
circulated by Mawarwati Djamaludin.
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
and Patents: What Can Developing Countries Do About Article 27.3(b)?,
2001.
G. Dutfield / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°9,
November-December 2001.
Communication
from the European Communities and their Member States to the TRIPS
council: the relationship between provisions of the TRIPS Agreement
and access to medicines, 2001.
European Commission.
CRISIS
in WTO Talks!, 2001.
A. Kwa / Focus on the Global South.
Declaracin
relativa al Acuerdo sobre los ADPIC y la Salud Pblica, IV Conferencia
Ministerial de la OMC, 2001.
Comunidad Andina, Secretaria General.
Development
Co-operation, TRIPS, Indigenous Knowledge and Genetic Resources,
2001.
Jonathan Hepburn / Report based on a seminar held
by the Quaker United Nations Office.
Document
de Discussion sur la Propriété Intellectuelle et l'écart
des Connaissances, 2001.
Oxfam International.
Draft
Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, 12.11.2001.
WTO.
Droits
de propriété intellectuelle, Sous-Commission de la
promotion et de la protection des droits de l'homme, Rapport du
Secrétaire Général, 2001.
Internet des droits humains (IDH) / Bilan 2001,
Le système des droits humains à l'ONU, Volume
1: Introduction, Rapports thématiques et annexes.
Ethique,
propriété intellectuelle et génomique: la propriété intellectuelle
dans le domaine du génome humain, 2001
UNESCO / Colloque International, Paris, 30 janvier
- 1 février 2001.
Geographical
Indications and TRIPS, 2001
M. Blakeney / Occasional Paper 8, Quakers
United Nations Office (QUNO).
Globalization,
Patents and Drugs: An Annotated Bibliography, 2001.
WHO Essential Drugs and Medicines Policy / Health
Economics and Drugs, EDM Series, N°10.
Globalization,
TRIPS and Access to Medicines, 2001
Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland, WHO / Statement on the
occasion of the 4th WTO Ministerial Conference, Doha, Qatar, 9 to
13 November 2001.
Globalization,
TRIPS and Access to Pharmaceuticals, 2001
WHO / WHO Policy Perspectives on Medicines.
Implementation
of the TRIPS agreement by Developing Countries, 2001.
Author: P. Thorpe / Study Paper 7, The Commission
on Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR).
International
Protection of Developing Countries and Geographical Indications,
2001.
Author: S. Escudero / South Centre - Centre for International
Environmental Law (CIEL) project.
Intellectual
Property and the Knowledge Gap, 2001.
Oxfam / Oxfam Discussion Paper prepared for
the World Social Forum. Spanish
Intellectual
Property Rights, Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection
of Human Rights, Report of the Secretary-General, 2001.
Human Rights Internet / For the Record 2001, The
United Nations Human Rights System, Volume 1.
Issues
on the Relationship between E-commerce and Intellectual Property
Rights in the WTO: Implications for Developing Countries, 2001.
D. Vivas Eugui / South Centre - Centre for International
Environmental Law (CIEL) project.
La Convention sur
la Diversité Biologique et les Accords de Droit de Propriété
Intellectuelle: Enjeux et Perspectives, 2001.
Hélène Ilbert / Etude pour le Ministère
de l'Aménagement et du Territoire, SOLAGRAL.
La
Propriété Intellectuelle et l'écart des Connaissances,
2001.
Oxfam International.
La
globalización, el Acuerdo sobre los ADPIC y el acceso a los productos
farmacéuticos, 2001.
OMS/ Perspectivas Politicas sobre Medicamentos
de la OMS.
Les
droits relatifs à la propriété intellectuelle
et la santé, 2001.
Authors: Diana Bronson et Lucie Lamarche en partenariat avec
Fédération Internationale des Ligues des Droits de l’Homme, International
NGO Committee on Human Rights in Trade and Investment Inter-American
Platform for Human Rights, Democracy and Development / Un cadre
de référence des droits humains pour le commerce dans
les Amériques, Droits et Démocratie.
Les
enjeux des droits de propriété intellectuelle sur
le vivant dans les nouveaux pays industrialisés : le cas
du Mexique, 2001.
Authors: Mounira Badro, Benoît Martimort-Asso et Nadia
Karina Ponce Morales / Continentalisation, Cahier de recherche
Vol. 1, N°6.
Los
TRIPS van al Banquillo: El Impacto del Régimen de Patentes de la
OMC Sobre los Campesinos del Mundo, los Pobres y los Países en Vías
de Desarrollo, 2001.
publicado por Action Aid, Berne Declaration, IATP,
Misereor.
L'UE
dépose à l'OMC des propositions concrètes destinées
à clarifier les règles afin de faciliter l'accès
des pays démunis aux médicaments , 2001.
Délégation de la Communauté
Européenne au Canada.
Manual
de Medio Ambiente y Comercio, 2001.
Authors: Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Medio Ambiente
(UNEP) y el Instituto Internacional para el Desarrollo Sustentable
(IISD).
Médicaments
: assouplissement des brevets, 2001.
Alpha Barry / Survivre au Sida.
Mondialisation,
ADPIC et accès aux produits pharmaceutiques, 2001.
OMS/ Perspectives Politiques de l'OMS sur les
Médicaments .
Network
for Monitoring the Impact of Globalization and TRIPS on Access to
Medicines, 2001.
WHO Meeting Report, 19-21 February 2001, Chulalongkorn
University, Bangkok, Thailand.
No Consensus
on New Round Despite Release of Pre-Doha Drafts, 2001.
Editorial / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°8,
October 2001.
Non-Violation
Complaints and the TRIPS Agreement: Some Considerations for WTO
Members, 2001.
Authors: M. Stilwell, E. Tuerck / Center for International
Environmental Law (CIEL).
Patent
Law, TRIPS, and R&D; Incentives: A Southern Perspective, 2001.
Carlos M. Correa / CMH Working Paper Series,
Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, Paper N°WG2: 12.
Post-TRIPS
Options for Access to Patented Medicines in Developing Countries,
2001.
Authors: F.M. Scherer, Jayashree Watal / CMH Working Paper
Series, Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, Paper N°WG4
: 1.
Preliminary
Comments on Trips-Related Aspects of First Draft Ministerial Declaration
and First Draft Decision on Implementation: Implications for Developing
Countries, 2001.
Authors: M. Stilwell, D. Vivas Eugui / Center for International
Environmental Law (CIEL).
Protection
of Intellectual Property in the World Trading System: the TRIPS
Agreement and Developing Countries , 2001.
K. Liebig / German Development Institute Briefing
Paper, N°1.
Protection of Traditional Medicine, 2001.
Richard Wilder / Commission on Macroeconomics and
Health (CMH) Working Paper Series, Paper N°WG 4: 4.
Re-pensando
los TRIPS en el marco de la Organizacin Mundial de Comercio,
2001.
Cecilia Oh / Third World Network.
Report
on Treatment of TRIPS in the WTO Draft Texts and the Responses of
Developing Countries, 2001.
Cecilia Oh / Third World Network.
Re:
Public Comments on the Built-In Agenda at the WTO, 2001.
S. Murphy / Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
(IATP).
Review
of Article 27.3 (B), 2001.
M. Stilwell / Center for International Environmental
Law (CIEL).
Review
of the TRIPS Agreement: Fostering the Transfer of Technology to
Developing Countries, 2001.
C. Correa / Third World Network (TWN).
Review
of TRIPS article 27.3(b): Proposals submitted in the WTO, 2001.
Jonathan Hepburn / Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO).
Santé
& Propriété Intellectuelle, 2001.
Gumisai Mutume / Afrique Relance, La lutte
contre le Sida en Afrique, Vol. 15, N°1.
Seeding
Solutions: Volume 2 - Options for National Laws Governing Access
To and Control Over Genetic Resources, 2001.
The Crucible II Group / International Development
Research Centre (IDRC).
The Declaration
on TRIPS and Public Health: A Step in the Right Direction, 2001.
Ellen't Hoen / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°9,
November-December 2001.
The
Effects of TRIPS - Mandated Intellectual Property Rights on Economic
Activities in Developing Countries, 2001.
William Lesser / Prepared under WIPO Special Service
Agreements.
The
International Undertaking on Plant Genetic Resources in the Context
of TRIPS and the CBD, 2001.
R. Lettington / BRIDGES, Vol. 5, N°6,
July-August 2001.
The
TRIPS Agreement, Access to Medicines, and the Doha Ministerial Conference,
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F.M. Abbott / Occasional Paper 7, Quaker United Nations
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Towards
a full Review of the WTO's TRIPS Agreement under Article 71.1,
2001.
Authors: M. Stilwell, E. Tuerck / Center for International
Environmental Law (CIEL).
Towards
TRIPS Compliance: South Africa’s Experience and Legislative
Reforms, 2004.
Author: Rosemary A Wolson / ICSTD, ACTS and QUNO.
Trade-Offs
and Trade Linkages: TRIPS in a Negotiating Context, 2001.
Dr Drahos Peter / Notes of a talk given at Quaker
House, Friends World Committee for Consultation, Quaker United
Nations Office, Geneva, 12 September 2000.
Treatment
of Biodiversity-Related Issues in the WTO: Preliminary Comments
on the Revised Documents for the Doha Ministerial Conference,
2001.
D. Vivas Eugui, E. Tuerck / South Centre - Center
for International Environmental Law (CIEL) project.
TRIPS
and Development, 2001.
Department for International Development / Trade
Matters series, Background Briefing, Department for International
Development (DFID), UK.
TRIPS
and Health Emergencies, 2001.
United States Trade Representative / USTR Background
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TRIPS and
Public Health, Opportunities for Doha, 2001.
E. Herfkens / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°8,
October 2001.
TRIPS
and Public Health vs TRIPS and Pandemics?, 2001.
Editorial / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°8,
September 2001.
TRIPS
and R&D Incentives in the Pharmaceutical Sector, 2001.
Carlos M. Correa / CMH Working Paper Series,
Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, Paper N°WG2: 11.
TRIPS
and Rights: International Human Rights Law, Access to Medicines,
and the Interpretation of the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects
on Intellectual Property, 2001.
Richard Elliott / The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
and AIDS Law Project, South Africa.
TRIPS
and the CBD: What Language for the Ministerial Declaration?,
2001.
F. Cannabrava / BRIDGES, ICTSD, Vol. 5, N°8,
October 2001.
TRIPS:
Consequences for Developing Countries, Implications for Swedish
Development Cooperation, 2001.
Authors: Marie Byström, Peter Einarsson / Consultancy
Report to the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
(Sida).
TRIPS
Disputes: Implications for the Pharmaceutical Sector, 2001.
C. Correa / Occasional Paper 5, Quaker United Nations
Office (QUNO).
"TRIPS-plus"
through the back door, 2001.
GRAIN in cooperation with South Asia Network for
Food, Ecology and Culture (SANFEC).
"TRIPS-plus"
entran por la puerta trasera, 2001.
GRAIN in cooperation with South Asia Network for
Food, Ecology and Culture (SANFEC).
Una
mirada a los mecanismos que aumentan el control monopólico sobre
la biodiversidad en América Latina, 2001.
Author: Flórez Margarita con la contribución de Isaac Rojas
y Gaia/GRAIN.
What
did developing countries get in Doha? Some QUNO assessments of the
WTO Ministerial Conference, 2001.
Authors: Brewster Grace, Jonathan Hepburn / Quaker United
Nations Office (QUNO).
What
did Doha accomplish?, 2001.
L. Gillespie-White / International Intellectual Property
Institute (IIPI).
Why
biotech patents are patently absurd: scientific briefing on TRIPS
and related issues, 2001.
Mae Wan-Ho / ISIS-TWN Report, Institute of
Science in Society (ISS).
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