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Book Title: Intellectual Property and Human Rights
Editor(s): Grosheide, Willem
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781848444478
Section Title: Contents
Number of pages: 2
Extract:
Contents
List of contributors vii
Preface ix
PART I SETTING THE STAGE: THE LAW AND ITS TRENDS
1 General introduction 3
Willem Grosheide
2 Human rights law status report 37
Cees Flinterman
3 Expansion and convergence in copyright law 47
Madeleine de Cock Buning
4 Patents and human rights: where is the paradox? 72
Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss
PART II INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AS HUMAN
RIGHTS
5 Introduction 99
Jerzy Koopman
Copyright Law and Patent Law: to its Recognition Differing Views
6 Is copyright fit for the 21st century? No! 105
Joost Smiers
7 Intellectual property rights, human rights and the right to health 118
Duncan Matthews
8 On patents and human rights 140
Jan Brinkhof
9 Current patent laws cannot claim the backing of human rights 155
Wendy J. Gordon
PART III HUMAN RIGHTS AS RESTRICTIONS TO INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
10 Introduction 175
Lucky Belder
v
vi Intellectual property and human rights
Copyright Law and Patent Law: to its Enforcement Differing Views
11 A practical analysis of the human rights paradox in intellectual
property law: Russian Roulette 183
Charlotte Waelde and Abbe E.L. Brown
12 Human rights' limitations in patent law 236
Geertrui Van Overwalle
13 Human rights as a constraint on intellectual property rights:
the case of patent and plant variety protection rights, genetic
resources and traditional knowledge 272
Charles R. McManis
14 A comment on `Human rights as a constraint on intellectual
property rights: the case of patent and plant variety protection
rights, genetic resources and traditional ...
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