Essays about: "International Human Rights Law and Intellectual Property Rights"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 30 essays containing the words International Human Rights Law and Intellectual Property Rights.
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21. How should foreign impact and commercial use of traditional design, with the intent to promote development in indigenous communities, be considered in relation to the lege de ferenda legal protection stipulated in
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The rich Mayan weaving tradition in Guatemala has survived even though the indigenous population has been subject to centuries of hardship and oppression. After conducting a field study and scrutinising the commercialisation process of the traditional designs in five different producer cooperatives of which, for the purpose of this thesis, some are characterised as weaving cooperatives and others as international projects, I found that there has been and still is a large degree of foreign influence in the structure, organisation and the commercialisation process of traditional textile crafts. READ MORE
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22. Is The Strict Global Protection of Intellectual Property Unfair for Developing Countries?
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Will developing countries benefit economically from strengthening their protection of intellectual property? They have been repeatedly urged to do so by developed nations. But so far there is little empirical experience of either quite successful or failed examples. READ MORE
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23. Copyright Protection on the Internet:Analysis of an International, Regional and Nationally Based Protection
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24. Protection of Trademarks under International Law
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25. The Potential Impact of an International Human Rights Law Clinic on Issues of Access to Justice in Africa
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : This paper will begin on the premise that international human rights law provides an efficient framework and a good forum to address issues of social and economic justice in a comprehensive and holistic manner, in the first place. Secondly, that this immense potential is under utilised because international and regional forums are inaccessible to the people whom they have been set up to protect. READ MORE
