TRIPS, Bilateralism And Patents: How They Are Failing Both the Developed And The Developing World and What To Do About It - DOI: 10.3395/reciis.v1i1.40en
The vast majority of the world's biological resources and traditional knowledge is located in the developing world, yet the vast majority of the world's intellectual property over biotechnology is owned by the developed world. Since the formation of the WTO the developing world has support...
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