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Intellectual Property Rights and Public Policy (Hardcover)
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Intellectual Property Rights and Public Policy (Hardcover)
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The book Intellectual Property Rights & Public Policy is rooted
in the fact that creativity and innovation have been hall mark of
knowledge economy. However despite there is an abundance of
innovative energies flowing in India a conducive ecosystem to
access to education, knowledge and health is far from reality.
Being TRIPS compliant country, the equitable and dynamic IP regime
with full potential of harnessing intellectual property for India's
economic growth, socio-cultural development and promotion of public
interest are distant goalposts. The pronouncement of National IPR
Policy spelt out the public policy orientation but the need to
create robust IP environment as stunning controversy thats spinning
out of control needs to hardly emphasized. The book is an erudite
compilation of renowned scholars in the field of intellectual
property having implication of moulding public policy discourse in
intellectual property law. The contributors of the volumes
luminates grey areas of research by drawing diverse perspectives
from academicians, judges and IP practitioners. The range of papers
diverse from jurisprudence of intellectual property to cyber law,
human right, access to food and medicine, biotechnology and law.
The book investigates prospects as well as the challenges by
encompassing theoretical and juridical dimensions in Indian
socio-legal context. The consequences of IP institutional failures
are unimaginable and pragmatic ending is unthinkable for any
vibrant nation like India. The book is never before seen
revelations and leading to a single impossible and inconceivable
truth of being panacea for plagued public policy diametric but
definitely an incredible collection in auguring healthy polemics of
knowledge management. To lend appropriate credence to the subject
the working of IP Laws and institutions is undertaken to hone out
the strategy of IP Law reform in public policy paradigm in India.
The outputs of the compilation can capture the attention of not
merely legal academics, policy makers, and legal profession but
also to IP practitioners, development planner and innovation
activists.
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