This book analyses the basic assumptions and premises of the notion of intellectual property as a right. It goes on to show how intellectual property rights prevent those who do not own them from accessing and exercising their own diverse rights. Thus, in a way, IPRs violate the very idea of individual autonomy on which it bases its claims. Highlighting the inherent propensity of IPRs to conflict with other rights of other peoples , this volume examines three important rights: health rights, indigenous peoples knowledge rights, and farmers rights.
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Knowledge as Property: Issues in the Moral Grounding of Intellectual Property Rights (Oxford India Paperbacks) book series pdf
Knowledge as Property: Issues in the Moral Grounding of Intellectual Property Rights (Oxford India Paperbacks) ebook
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