Trade and Human Rights What’s at Issue?

Lim, Hoe

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“…Although it can be said that this economic welfare would result in a conducive human rights atmosphere, this has never been established with an aim to enforce human rights. 35 It has also been argued that given the recognition of ipr s as individual rights hence considering it as human rights would justify application of interpretation methods for human rights to certain ipr s to balance private rights and public interests. 36 The human rights approach bases its philosophy on owning property being a fundamental right and as such includes both tangible and intangible property.…”

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Intellectual Property Rights and Patents: Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights

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Patent Exhaustion and International Trade Regulation

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Dictionary of Trade Policy Terms

Goode¹

2007

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This is an accessible guide to the vocabulary used in trade negotiations. It explains about 2,500 terms and concepts in simple language. Its main emphasis is on the multilateral trading system represented by the agreements under the World Trade Organization (WTO). In addition it covers many of the trade-related activities, outcomes and terms used in other international organizations, such as the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the OECD. The last five years have seen a rapid spread in the formation of free-trade areas in all parts of the world. This dictionary allocates generous space to the vocabulary associated with such agreements. It offers clear explanations, for example, of the concepts used in the administration of preferential rules of origin. Additional areas covered include emerging trade issues and issues based particularly on developing-country concerns.

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Trade and Human Rights What’s at Issue?

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Intellectual Property Rights and Patents: Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual Property Rights and Patents: Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights

The Impact of Regional Trade Agreements on the Labour-Trade Debate

Dictionary of Trade Policy Terms

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