@article{27346,
      note = {Introduction Part 1: The Policy Context 1. Geographical  Indications and TRIPS / Michael Blakeney 2. Setting up of a  GI: Requirements and Difficulties at the Producer Level /  Audrey Aubard 3. Legal Infrastructure for the Protection of  GIs / Michael Blakeney 4. Geographical Indications and  Economic Development 5. Assessing the Economic Impact of  Protecting Geographical Indications / Thierry Coulet 6.  Geographical Indications, Traditional Knowledge,  Expressions of Culture and the Protection of Cultural  Products in Africa / Michael BlakeneyPart 2: Case Studies  7. Cameroon : Oku White Honey / Terry Coulet in collab.  with Marcelin Tonye Mahop 8. Ethiopia : fine coffee /  Getachew Mengistie. 9. Gabon : Okumé Wood Terry Coulet in  collab. with Marcelin Tonye Mahop 10. Ghana: Cocoa / Edgar  Tabaro 11. Kenya : tea / Michael Blakeney and Getachev  Mengistie 12. Mauritius : sugar / Michael Blakeney 13.  Morocco : Argan oil / Sophie Réviron with the collab. af  Nafja El Benni 14. Rwanda : coffee 15 / Getachew Mengiste.  Uganda : cotton / Getachew Mengistie 16. Senegal yett of  joal / Thierry Coulet 17. South Africa : Rooibos tea. /  Sophie Réviron with the collab. of Nadja El Benni. 18.  Zanzibar / M. Blakeney and G. Mengistie.},
      author = {Blakeney, Michael (ed.), and Coulet, Thierry, and Mahop,  Marcelin Tonye, and Mengistie, Getachew, and Blakeney,  Michael. and Tonye Mahop, Marcelin. and Mazzanti,  Massimiliano. and Montini, Anna.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/27346},
      title = {Extending the protection of geographical indications :  case studies of agricultural products in Africa /},
      abstract = {The TRIPS Agreement (for trade-related intellectual  property rights) provides for the general protection of  geographical indications (GIs) of product origin, including  for example the special protection of wines and spirits and  for the creation of a multilateral register for wines. The  African Group of countries has been in the forefront of  countries agitating in the World Trade Organization TRIPS  Council for the extension of this special protection and of  the multilateral register to industries which are of  interest to developing countries, primarily agriculture.  The so-called "extension ques.},
      recid = {27346},
      pages = {xi, 361 pages ;},
}