Intellectual Property Rights Trade and Biodiversity

Dutfield, Graham

doi:10.4324/9781849776233

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“…Dutfield, 2000). Consequently, as noted earlier, GI protection is no guarantee against the misappropriation of traditional knowledge and other strategies to protect traditional knowledge must be adopted.…”

Section: Protecting Indigenous Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

The Socio-Economics of Geographical Indications

Rangnekar¹

2004

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Section: Protecting Indigenous Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

The Socio-Economics of Geographical Indications

Rangnekar¹

2004

118

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“…Biotechnology has shifted the public attention on previously neglected resources by revealing genetic properties and information relevant at a technological level (Dutfield 2000). Often the properties at issue are not ignored by indigenous population, but simply known under a different code.…”

Section: Loss Of Animal Genetic Resources From a Property Rights Persmentioning

confidence: 99%

Property Rights and the Management of Animal Genetic Resources

Anderson¹,

Centonze

2007

World Development

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Genetic erosion in animal genetic resources (AnGR) is of concern where livelihoods of the poor are affected and option values for society are being lost. The poor often live in marginal areas and their livestock maintain adaptive characteristics.However, processes leading to genetic erosion do not precipitate adaptation through natural selection. This paper explores how local property rights systems in poor communities for AnGR are organized. The dynamism and dialectical aspects of these systems are considered and the impact of their breakdown assessed in terms of AnGR diversity.The conservation of AnGR option values through livestock husbandry by the poor is a hitherto unrecognized and unrewarded service to society.

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“…'Californian Chablis' (Dutfield, 2000 for a discussion). This 'free riding' is considered to be against the ethics of honest commercial activity and is said to dilute the reputation of the product.…”

Section: Protection Against Dilution Of Igosmentioning

confidence: 99%

Geographical Indications

Rangnekar¹

2003

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Intellectual Property Rights Trade and Biodiversity

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