@article{28662,
      recid = {28662},
      author = {Yu, Peter K. and Cabanellas, Guillermo;},
      title = {The WIPO Journal : Analysis and Debate of Intellectual  Property Issues - 2009 Volume 1 Issue 1.},
      pages = {154 pages ;},
      abstract = {In association with the World Intellectual Property  Organization (WIPO), Thomson Reuters and Sweet & Maxwell  have launched the first issue of The WIPO Journal: Analysis  and Debate of Intellectual Property Issues. This  peer-reviewed journal aims to create a forum in which  experts can debate topical international intellectual  property issues from different perspectives, recognising  the multidisciplinary and multifaceted nature of global  developments in intellectual property. The perception of  intellectual property has changed dramatically in the last  two decades. Rapid evolution in technology regularly brings  new intellectual property issues to the fore. Intellectual  property has been acknowledged as integral to the  multilateral trading system in the Agreement on  Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (the  TRIPS Agreement) of the World Trade Organization, and  global challenges raise intellectual property concerns of a  fundamental nature. These include questions relating to the  use of genetic resources and biotechnology, as well as how  the intellectual property system can help find solutions to  problems associated with cli- mate change, access to health  care, and food security. The WIPO Journal seeks to take the  lead in exploring these issues, and in providing insights  into other developing areas, through scholarly articles by  experts in the field. It examines new and innovative  perspectives while providing both in-depth analysis of the  subjects and a foundation for further research. The eminent  members of The WIPO Journal’s Editorial Board bring their  expertise to enrich the debate on these global issues. It  is hoped that this new publication will prove an invaluable  resource for professionals, scholars, policymakers,  economists and scientists, as well as the many others  interested in the balanced evolution of the intellectual  property system. Francis Gurry Director General World  Intellectual Property Organization},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/28662},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34667/tind.28662},
}