@article{24534,
      note = {Aboriginal entitlement and conservative theory. Individual  autonomy, group self-determination and the assimilation of  indigenous cultures. Shareholder wealth maximization,  multinational corporations and the developing world. Tully  and de Soto on uniformity and diversity. Customary land  tenure and communal holdings. Custom as law. Papua New  Guinea and the legal methods for maintaining customary land  tenure. Customary land tenure in Fiji : a questionable  colonial legacy. The expansion and restructuring of  intellectual property and its implications for the  developing world. The myth of free markets : intellectual  property the IT industry, and market freedom in the global  arena. From the Wright Brothers to Microsoft : issues in  the moral grounding of intellectual property rights. A  delicate balance : the right to health care, IP rights in  pharmaceuticals and TRIPS compliance. Rights and genetic  material in agriculture and human research : two forms of  biopiracy?},
      author = {Lea, David, and Lea, David.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/24534},
      title = {Property rights, indigenous people and the developing  world : issues from aboriginal entitlement to intellectual  ownership rights /},
      abstract = {Offering an analysis of the Western formal system of  private property, this book explains the relevance of the  institution to issues facing aboriginal peoples. It  includes: aboriginal land claims; third world development;  intellectual property rights; and the TRIPs agreement  (Trade related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights).},
      recid = {24534},
      pages = {vii, 296 pages ;},
}