The Impact of intellectual property rights and trade-related issues on biological diversity

Michael I. Jeffery

The Impact of intellectual property rights and trade-related issues on biological diversity

Michael I. Jeffery

Macquarie Law School

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Abstract

This paper focuses on the response of the international community to the need to conserve biodiversity of genetic resources and ensure that they are developed in a sustainable manner within an internationally sanctioned and enforceable legal framework. It gives an overview of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and examines in some detail the provisions in the CBD that are particularly relevant to the protection of intellectual property rights, namely, those dealing with access and benefit sharing and the transfer of technologies and the protection of traditional knowledge under Article 8j. The paper then explores the relationship between the WTO's Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights and the CBD and the latter's impact on biological diversity.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Towards a "second generation" in environmental laws in the Asian and Pacific region
Subtitle of host publication	select trends
Editors	Lye Lin-Heng, Maria Socorro Z. Manguiat
Place of Publication	Gland, Switzerland ; Cambridge
Publisher	IUCN
Pages	143-153
Number of pages	11
ISBN (Print)	2831707536
Publication status	Published - 2003
Event	IUCN/IGES/ADB Symposium (2002) - Tokyo Duration: 11 Nov 2002 → 11 Nov 2002

Publication series

Name	IUCN Environmental policy and law paper
Publisher	IUCN
Number	48

Conference

Conference	IUCN/IGES/ADB Symposium (2002)
City	Tokyo
Period	11/11/02 → 11/11/02

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Jeffery, MI 2003, The Impact of intellectual property rights and trade-related issues on biological diversity. in L Lin-Heng & MSZ Manguiat (eds), Towards a "second generation" in environmental laws in the Asian and Pacific region: select trends. IUCN Environmental policy and law paper, no. 48, IUCN, Gland, Switzerland ; Cambridge, pp. 143-153, IUCN/IGES/ADB Symposium (2002), Tokyo, 11/11/02.

The Impact of intellectual property rights and trade-related issues on biological diversity. / Jeffery, Michael I.

Towards a "second generation" in environmental laws in the Asian and Pacific region: select trends. ed. / Lye Lin-Heng; Maria Socorro Z. Manguiat. Gland, Switzerland ; Cambridge : IUCN, 2003. p. 143-153 (IUCN Environmental policy and law paper; No. 48).

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