How developing countries can manage intellectual property rights to maximize access to knowledge.

I. Intellectual property, norms, common goods and the responsibility of public authorities; II. The threat of technological protection measures to a development-oriented informatin society; III. Intellectual property, standards, and anti-competitive concerns: trends, challenges and strategic considerations; IV. The proposed WIPO treaty on the protection of broadcasting and cablecasting organizations; V. Multilateral efforts to extend copyright limitations and exceptions; VI. Open access models for increased access to education and research; VII. A comprehensive framework for copyright protection and access to knowledge: from a Brazilian perspective and beyond; VIII. Towards a digital agenda for developing countries.