South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops
A biotechnology revolution is proceeding in tandem with international proliferation of intellectual property regimes and rights. Does the intellectual property impede agricultural research conducted in, or of consequence for, developing countries? This question has important spatial dimensions that...
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University of Chicago Press
2003
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| author | Binenbaum, Eran Nottenburg, Carol Pardey, Philip G. Wright, Brian D. Zambrano, Patricia |
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| description | A biotechnology revolution is proceeding in tandem with international proliferation of intellectual property regimes and rights. Does the intellectual property impede agricultural research conducted in, or of consequence for, developing countries? This question has important spatial dimensions that link the location of production, the pattern of international trade, and the jurisdiction of intellectual property. Our main conclusion is that the current concerns about the freedom to operate in agricultural research oriented towards food crops for the developing world are exaggerated. Rights to intellectual property are confined to the jurisdictions where they are granted, and, presently, many of the intellectual property (IP) rights for biotechnologies potentially useful to developing-country agricultural producers are valid only in developed countries. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1577752024-10-24T12:51:48Z South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops Binenbaum, Eran Nottenburg, Carol Pardey, Philip G. Wright, Brian D. Zambrano, Patricia intellectual property rights biotechnology agricultural research trade policies A biotechnology revolution is proceeding in tandem with international proliferation of intellectual property regimes and rights. Does the intellectual property impede agricultural research conducted in, or of consequence for, developing countries? This question has important spatial dimensions that link the location of production, the pattern of international trade, and the jurisdiction of intellectual property. Our main conclusion is that the current concerns about the freedom to operate in agricultural research oriented towards food crops for the developing world are exaggerated. Rights to intellectual property are confined to the jurisdictions where they are granted, and, presently, many of the intellectual property (IP) rights for biotechnologies potentially useful to developing-country agricultural producers are valid only in developed countries. 2003-01 2024-10-24T12:51:48Z 2024-10-24T12:51:48Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/157775 en Limited Access University of Chicago Press Binenbaum, Eran; Nottenburg, Carol; Pardey, Philip G.; Wright, Brian D.; Zambrano, Patricia. 2003. South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops. Economic Development and Cultural Change 51(2): 309-337. https://doi.org/10.1086/346177 |
| spellingShingle | intellectual property rights biotechnology agricultural research trade policies Binenbaum, Eran Nottenburg, Carol Pardey, Philip G. Wright, Brian D. Zambrano, Patricia South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title | South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title_full | South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title_fullStr | South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title_full_unstemmed | South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title_short | South-North trade, intellectual property jurisdictions, and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| title_sort | south north trade intellectual property jurisdictions and freedom to operate in agricultural research on staple crops |
| topic | intellectual property rights biotechnology agricultural research trade policies |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/157775 |
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