[Letter from Richard P. Carr, Jr.]

Carr, Richard P.

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“…It has been seen above that there is a continuous discordance among WTO members regarding the issue of the relation between CBD and the TRIPS Agreement 139 . It has been mentioned above several times that when examing the relationship between CBD and TRIPS, two question always comes into mind that whether there is a conflict between two agreement 140 or whether two agreement in mutual supportiveness or not. Actually, it can be said that all volume of work and arguments in the Council are seeking these questions' answer.…”

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Assessments on the Trips Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity

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2020

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Doha Ministerial Declaration paragraph 19 instructs "the Council of WTO for Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, in pursuing its work programme including under the review of Article 27.3(b), the review of the implementation of the TRIPS Agreement under Article 71.1 and the work foreseen pursuant to paragraph 12 of this Declaration, to examine, inter alia, the relationship between TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity, the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore, and other relevant new developments raised by Members pursuant to Article 71.1". With this instruction the works in WTO regarding the review of "the provisions of Article 27.3(b)", "the relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and CBD", and "the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore" started. It is clear that paragraph 19 has three mandates. This work will examine and describe the work in the TRIPS Council on the relationship between TRIPS and CBD. While examining the relationship, this work will be focused on the main arguments and proposals regarding the issue which are made and presented by the several WTO Members. In the first part of the work, TRIPS agreement and CBD with related articles regarding the issue will be examined. In the second part, general discussions on the issue will be examined. In the third part, more particular disscussions on the issue, especially on the point of prior informed consent, will be focused and different approachs between members will be seen. Lastly this work will seek an answer regarding whether there is any conflict between TRIPS and CBD or possibility of compromise.

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Section: A Conflict or Not?mentioning

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Assessments on the Trips Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity

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2020

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“…6 After the Revolutionary War, James was appointed Receiver of Continental Taxes in Boston and he established the first Custom House on State Street. 7 Lovell's father, James Smith Lovell, graduated from Harvard in 1787, 8 worked as an Officer of Police and, from 1803 to 1818, as a Custom House Officer. 9 He and Deborah had three more children: Helen Ann (1790), John Livingston (1791) and James (1793-1826) but Deborah died, possibly in childbirth, in February 1793.…”

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Joseph Lovell, MD (1788–1836): First US army surgeon general

Craig

2016

J Med Biogr

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Joseph Lovell, trained in medicine at Harvard and in military medicine/surgery by the War of 1812, became the first Surgeon General to sit on the reorganised army staff at the tender age of 29 in 1818. With a keen intellect, medical acumen, and wartime experiences for his tools and a close supporting relationship with Commanding General Jacob Jennings Brown and Secretary of War John C Calhoun (1728-1850), Lovell constructed an efficient and effective organisational and administrative framework for the new Medical Department of the US Army. Moreover, he not only redefined the role of the American military physician but also established the professional dignity, respectability and value of the medical officer among line officers and staff. Lovell's 18-year tenure came to an abrupt end, but the operational framework he created became both foundation and legacy for his successors.

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“…06 But the new meaning which Husser! gave to the term 'life-world' -in its few previous usages it was roughly synonymous to 'cultural world' 107 brought with it a major transformation in the way in which the path that led to the transcendental reduction is conceived. We must now proceed, he wrote, 'in an order opposite that suggested by the Cartesian approach' .…”

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“…Consequently others will tear me away from my immediate inwardness much more surely than will the mirror. 107 The image in the mirror 'turns the child away from What he effectively is' and orients him instead 'towards what he sees and imagines himself to be'. 108 There was one aspect of Lacan's argument, however, which Merleau-Ponty passed over.…”

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Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Between Phenomenology and Structuralism.

Compton¹,

Schmidt²

1987

History and Theory

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Merleau-Ponty at the limits of phenomenology Some equivocations on the threshold of structuralism 160 The party at Durkheim's breaks up Notes and References Index My thanks go first of all to Anthony Giddens, Steven Kennedy, and John Winckler for their encouragement at the start and their patience in waiting for the finish. The finish was made easier by Gretchen Arnold (who processed these words), Jane MacDonald (who proofed them), and Carole Chandler (who persuaded a somewhat recalcitrant machine to give them back). A grant from the Graduate School of Boston University helped to defray the cost of preparing the manuscript. I owe my introduction to Merleau-Ponty's work (and a good deal more) to four teachers:

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[Letter from Richard P. Carr, Jr.]

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Assessments on the Trips Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity

Joseph Lovell, MD (1788–1836): First US army surgeon general

Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Between Phenomenology and Structuralism.

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