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Research paper thumbnail of Intellectual Property, WTO and Bangladesh

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Research paper thumbnail of Globalizing ion Standard of Patent Protection in WTO Law and Policy Options for the LDCs

This Article analyzes the globalizing standard of patent protection as adopted under the Agreemen... more This Article analyzes the globalizing standard of patent protection as adopted under the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and possible options for the Least Developed Countries (LDCs)1 such as Bangladesh against the experiences of Brazil, India, and South Africa with special reference to pharmaceutical patent issues.

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Resilience and Technology Transfer: The Role of Intellectual Property

Abstract: The impact of climate change has emerged as a major threat to sustainable development a... more Abstract: The impact of climate change has emerged as a major threat to sustainable development and poverty reduction efforts in many less developed countries, in particular in the least developed countries (LDCs) such as the countries in the African region and Small Island States. New technologies are necessary for the stabilization and reduction of atmospheric greenhouse gases and to enhance the capacity of poor countries to respond to shifts in resource endowments that are expected to accompany climate change.

Research paper thumbnail of Pharmaceutical Patent Protection and Trips Challenges for Bangladesh: An Appraisal of Bangladesh's Patent Office and Department of Drug Administration

Abstract This paper examines the TRIPS Agreement as it applies to Bangladesh in the context of ph... more Abstract This paper examines the TRIPS Agreement as it applies to Bangladesh in the context of pharmaceutical patents. An important aspect of the Agreement is ensuring that the regulatory agencies are ready and able to apply and interpret the new intellectual property regime that will be required by TRIPS.

Research paper thumbnail of Reforming Legal Education In Bangladesh

Journal of legal Education, Jan 1, 2005

56° Reforming Legal Education in Bangladesh Mohammad Monirul Azam Introduction The legal system o... more 56° Reforming Legal Education in Bangladesh Mohammad Monirul Azam Introduction The legal system of Bangladesh is being called upon to develop tools to compel the state to abide by the social justice mandate of the constitution and to promote the human rights of the ...

Research paper thumbnail of Establishment of the WTO and Challenges for the Legal System of Bangladesh

Macquarie J. Bus. L., Jan 1, 2006

Content-Length: 1580199 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=.pdf %PDF-1.4 %‚„œ” 4 0 obj&amp... more Content-Length: 1580199 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=.pdf %PDF-1.4 %‚„œ” 4 0 obj<</Length 1>>stream endstream endobj 19 0 obj<< /XObject 5 0 R /Font << /F9 6 0 R /F8 7 0 R /F7 8 0 R /F6 9 0 R /F5 10 0 R /F4 11 0 R /F3 12 0 R /F2 13 0 R /F1 14 0 R /F12 15 0 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change and Intellectual Property after COP 15: In Search of a Workable Framework for the Transfer of ESTs

Nordisk Miljörättslig Tidskrift

Abstract: Climate change is viewed as one of the most serious threats to the global environment a... more Abstract: Climate change is viewed as one of the most serious threats to the global environment and to sustainable development. Government representatives, environmentalists, lawyers, industry groups, development lobbyists, human rights activists and carbon traders, all agree on one thing: Innovation and new technologies will play a crucial role in meeting the challenge of global climate change. But the lack of investment capacity for R&D on ESTs in developing countries on the one hand, and on the other all ...

Research paper thumbnail of Intellectual Property, WTO and Bangladesh

Research paper thumbnail of Globalizing ion Standard of Patent Protection in WTO Law and Policy Options for the LDCs

This Article analyzes the globalizing standard of patent protection as adopted under the Agreemen... more This Article analyzes the globalizing standard of patent protection as adopted under the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and possible options for the Least Developed Countries (LDCs)1 such as Bangladesh against the experiences of Brazil, India, and South Africa with special reference to pharmaceutical patent issues.

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Resilience and Technology Transfer: The Role of Intellectual Property

Abstract: The impact of climate change has emerged as a major threat to sustainable development a... more Abstract: The impact of climate change has emerged as a major threat to sustainable development and poverty reduction efforts in many less developed countries, in particular in the least developed countries (LDCs) such as the countries in the African region and Small Island States. New technologies are necessary for the stabilization and reduction of atmospheric greenhouse gases and to enhance the capacity of poor countries to respond to shifts in resource endowments that are expected to accompany climate change.

Research paper thumbnail of Pharmaceutical Patent Protection and Trips Challenges for Bangladesh: An Appraisal of Bangladesh's Patent Office and Department of Drug Administration

Abstract This paper examines the TRIPS Agreement as it applies to Bangladesh in the context of ph... more Abstract This paper examines the TRIPS Agreement as it applies to Bangladesh in the context of pharmaceutical patents. An important aspect of the Agreement is ensuring that the regulatory agencies are ready and able to apply and interpret the new intellectual property regime that will be required by TRIPS.

Research paper thumbnail of Reforming Legal Education In Bangladesh

Journal of legal Education, Jan 1, 2005

56° Reforming Legal Education in Bangladesh Mohammad Monirul Azam Introduction The legal system o... more 56° Reforming Legal Education in Bangladesh Mohammad Monirul Azam Introduction The legal system of Bangladesh is being called upon to develop tools to compel the state to abide by the social justice mandate of the constitution and to promote the human rights of the ...

Research paper thumbnail of Establishment of the WTO and Challenges for the Legal System of Bangladesh

Macquarie J. Bus. L., Jan 1, 2006

Content-Length: 1580199 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=.pdf %PDF-1.4 %‚„œ” 4 0 obj&amp... more Content-Length: 1580199 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=.pdf %PDF-1.4 %‚„œ” 4 0 obj<</Length 1>>stream endstream endobj 19 0 obj<< /XObject 5 0 R /Font << /F9 6 0 R /F8 7 0 R /F7 8 0 R /F6 9 0 R /F5 10 0 R /F4 11 0 R /F3 12 0 R /F2 13 0 R /F1 14 0 R /F12 15 0 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change and Intellectual Property after COP 15: In Search of a Workable Framework for the Transfer of ESTs

Nordisk Miljörättslig Tidskrift

Abstract: Climate change is viewed as one of the most serious threats to the global environment a... more Abstract: Climate change is viewed as one of the most serious threats to the global environment and to sustainable development. Government representatives, environmentalists, lawyers, industry groups, development lobbyists, human rights activists and carbon traders, all agree on one thing: Innovation and new technologies will play a crucial role in meeting the challenge of global climate change. But the lack of investment capacity for R&D on ESTs in developing countries on the one hand, and on the other all ...

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