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International technology transfer : the origins and aftermath of the United Nations negotiations on a draft code of conduct / Surendra J. Patel, Pedro Roffe, Abdulqawi Yusuf, editors.
2001
G 58 PAT.I
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Title
International technology transfer : the origins and aftermath of the United Nations negotiations on a draft code of conduct / Surendra J. Patel, Pedro Roffe, Abdulqawi Yusuf, editors.
Author
Patel, Surendra J., author.
Yusef, Abdulqawi.
Patel, Surendra J., editor.
Roffe, Pedro, editor.
Yusuf, Abdulqawi, editor.
Yusef, Abdulqawi.
Patel, Surendra J., editor.
Roffe, Pedro, editor.
Yusuf, Abdulqawi, editor.
Description
xxvii, 468 pages ; 24 cm
ISBN
9041197923 alk. paper
9789041197924 alk. paper
9789041197924 alk. paper
Alternate Call Number
G 58 PAT.I
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 437-452) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
1. The rationale for regulatory action; 2. A preliminary evaluation of the proposed text; 3. An overview of the draft code; 4. Antitrust at the United Nations: a tale of two codes; 5. Responsibilities and obligations of parties; 6. Applicable law and dispute settlement; 7. A critique of the code provisions; 8. The status of the negotiations: a 1990 evaluation; 9. Negotiations on an international code of conduct for the transfer of technology; 10. From Santiago de Chile (1972) to the dawn of the third millennium; 11. The pugwash code; 12. The developing countries' quest for a code; 13. Stalemate in the negotiations on restrictive practices; 14. The evolution of the negotiating context; 15. The African experience; 16. The Latin American policies; 17. The role of third parties as facilitators; 18. Perception gaps and mistrust as obstacles to multilateral solutions: some empirical evidence; 19. Emerging trends: new patterns of technology transfer; 20. The code and globalization-contemporary relevance; 21. A changing policy landscape; 22. An overview of legislative changes; 23. Technology transfer in the global environmental agreements: a new twist to the North-South debate; 24. The TRIPS agreement and development; 25. Global competition and the agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS); 26. Competition, intellectual property and transfer of technology; 27. The unfinished agenda.
Published
The Hague : Kluwer Law International, c2001.
Language
English
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United Nations.