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Subject(s)

• Intellectual property [Browse]
• Intellectual property—Moral and ethical aspects [Browse]

Related name

• Lenk, Christian [Browse]
• Hoppe, Nils [Browse]
• Andorno, Roberto [Browse]

Series

Applied legal philosophy. [More in this series]

Summary note

This work covers political regulations and institutions, science and intellectual property and distribution, licensing and protection of intellectual property.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Biobank governance : property, privacy and consent / Roger Brownsword
• Population genetic databases : a new challenge to human rights / Roberto Andorno
• Intellectual property rights and the right to health : considering the case of access to medicine / Alyna C. Smith
• International protection of human genetic data : the UNESCO Declaration on Human Genetic Data and the possible impact on genetic governance models / Tobias Schulte in den Bäumen
• TRIPS jurisprudence in the balance : between the realist defense of policy space and a shared utilitarian ethic / Antony S. Taubman
• Exclusive property rights in the biosciences : an ethical discussion / Christian Lenk
• Enclosing the "knowledge commons" : patenting genes for disease risk and drug response at the university-industry interface / Bryn Williams-Jones and Vural Ozdemir
• Reconceptualizing genetics : challenges to traditional medical ethics / Heather Widdows
• Lack of access to essential drugs : a story of continuing global failure, with particular attention to the role of patents / Sigrid Sterckx
• Out of touch : from corporeal to incorporeal, or Moore revisited / Nils Hoppe
• Knowledge and information : private property or common good? A global perspective / Rainer Kuhlen
• The limit of balancing interests through copyright levies / Lucie Guibault
• The institutional nature of the patent system : implications for bioethical decision-making / Sivaramjani Thambisetty
• Why people give information freely : Internet architecture and the rebirth of folkloric culture / John Cahir.

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ISBN

• 9780754626985 (hbk.)
• 0754626989 (hbk.)

LCCN

^^2007936883

OCLC

144525801

RCP

H - S

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