Intellectual property rights of farmers

By:

"Agarwal, Prem Kumar"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Deep & deep; 2011Description: 225pISBN:

9788184503999

Subject(s):

Intellectual property rights-Farmers

DDC classification:

346.048 AGA

Summary: This book is an attempt to adumbrate the challenge to be faced by the new 21" century 'Intellectual property agenda in dealing with the complexities linked to Intellectual property in traditional knowledge, community knowledge and animate objects. In recent years the issue of control over resources themselves have been superseded by questions concerning bio-diversity related knowledge and invention. In the present major legal systems/IPR regimes, farmers, local communities and other managers of bio-diversity are not given IPR to their knowledge. In exchange the concept of benefit sharing has been introduced as a via-media in a bid to recognize the contribution of these actors while usually denying them property rights.

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This book is an attempt to adumbrate the challenge to be faced by the new 21" century 'Intellectual property agenda in dealing with the complexities linked to Intellectual property in traditional knowledge, community knowledge and animate objects. In recent years the issue of control over resources themselves have been superseded by questions concerning bio-diversity related knowledge and invention. In the present major legal systems/IPR regimes, farmers, local communities and other managers of bio-diversity are not given IPR to their knowledge. In exchange the concept of benefit sharing has been introduced as a via-media in a bid to recognize the contribution of these actors while usually denying them property rights.

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