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Título del materialGlobal Biopiracy: Patents, Plants, and Indigenous Knowledge (Inglés)
CategoríaLibros
Autor(es)Mgbeoji, Ikechi
Año de publicacion del material2006
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Volumen0
Número0
Páginas de Referencia311
Lugar de publicacionNew York, United States of America
Editorial o InstitucionCornell University Press
Biblioteca y referencia.LI 000006 (Disponible)
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ResumenThe appropriation of plants and traditional knowledge by corporations and other entities is often called biopiracy. Such practices arise from a cultural milieu that systematically marginalizes non-Western forms of knowledge, which are devalued as "folk knowledge" or characterized as inferior. Global Biopiracy rethinks the role of international law and legal concepts, global patent systems, and international agricultural research institutions as they affect legal ownership and control of plants and the knowledge that makes them valuable. Ikechi Mgbeoji first examines the Western assumptions and biases that inform the patent system, international law, and institutions affecting farmers around the globe. He next analyzes the cultural and economic traits that divide the industrialized world and the developing world. Finally, Mgbeoji confronts the phenomenal loss of human cultures and plant diversity that has already occurred and that will continue in the future unless protective measures are implemented and enforced.
Tablas de contenido o seccionesPreface Acknowledgmets Acronyms 1. Introduction 2. Patents , indigenous and traditional knowledge , and Biopiracy. 3. Patent regimes and Biopiracy . 4. Conclusion Notes Selected bibliography Index
Palabras claveIndigenous , traditional knowledge, Biopiracy, Cultural Diversity, Ingles
DisponibilidadNo
Biblioteca y referencia.LI 000006 (Disponible)
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