@article{25891,
      note = {Delivered as the opening lecture of the Dean's Lecture  Series, this article begins by tracing the development of  the Old Development Agenda. It discusses the drafting of  the Stockholm Protocol, the formation of WIPO as a U.N.  specialized agency, the establishment of the draft  International Code of Conduct on the Transfer of  Technology, and the revision of the Paris Convention. The  article then examines the different new development agendas  recently established at the WTO, WIPO, and other  international fora. The article concludes with six brief  observations concerning the similarities and differences  between the Old and New Development Agendas -- with a focus  on the various players, fora, and issues involved in the  two agendas, the changing political environment surrounding  the development of the New Development Agenda, the growing  public awareness of intellectual property issues in the  past decade, and the emergence of new ideas, concepts, and  rhetorical frames that have been used to boost the New  Agenda (taken from SRRN abstract  http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1349967).},
      author = {Yu, Peter K.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/25891},
      title = {A tale of two development agendas /},
      recid = {25891},
      pages = {1 volume ([109] pages) ;},
}