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View article: Governance of 3-D Printing Applications in Health: Between Regulated and Unregulated Innovation
Governance of 3-D Printing Applications in Health: Between Regulated and Unregulated Innovation Open
The article aims to examine how governance frameworks under regulatory and liability rules in the United States and Canada respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by three-dimensional printing (3DP) applications in health. Th…
View article: Embracing the Data Revolution for Development: A Data Justice Framework for Farm Data in the Context of African Indigenous Farmers
Embracing the Data Revolution for Development: A Data Justice Framework for Farm Data in the Context of African Indigenous Farmers Open
This article examines the challenges that the digitalisation of agriculture in Africa brings with respect to ownership and control of data from the perspective of African indigenous farmers as data originators. It discusses the phenomena o…
View article: Embracing the Data Revolution for Development
Embracing the Data Revolution for Development Open
This article examines the challenges that the digitalisation of agriculture in Africa brings with respect to ownership and control of data from the perspective of African indigenous farmers as data originators. It discusses the phenomena o…
View article: Governance of 3-D Printing Applications in Health
Governance of 3-D Printing Applications in Health Open
The article aims to examine how governance frameworks under regulatory and liability rules in the United States and Canada respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by three-dimensional printing (3DP) applications in health. Th…
View article: Protection of Biodiversity and Associated Traditional Knowledge (TK) in Canada: Ensuring Community Control in Access and Benefit-sharing (ABS)
Protection of Biodiversity and Associated Traditional Knowledge (TK) in Canada: Ensuring Community Control in Access and Benefit-sharing (ABS) Open
This article examines the modalities through which Canada can fulfill its obligation under the Convention on Biological Diversity for ensuring access and benefit sharing arrangement in the utilization of biodiversity and associated traditi…
View article: Geographical Indications (GIs) as Tools for Agricultural Knowledge
Geographical Indications (GIs) as Tools for Agricultural Knowledge Open
This thematic report looks at geographical indications (GIs) as tools of knowledge governance in agricultural development in selected Eastern and Southern African countries. The author identifies features of GI law in these countries, and …
View article: Geographical indications (GIs) as tools for agricultural knowledge governance in selected East and Southern African countries.
Geographical indications (GIs) as tools for agricultural knowledge governance in selected East and Southern African countries. Open
This thematic report looks at geographical indications (GIs) as tools of knowledge governance in agricultural development in selected Eastern and Southern African countries.The author identifies features of GI law in these countries, and c…
View article: The Narrowing Transatlantic Divide: Geographical Indications in Canada’s Trade Agreements
The Narrowing Transatlantic Divide: Geographical Indications in Canada’s Trade Agreements Open
This article evaluates the transatlantic differences over geographical indications (GIs). On the one hand, the EU pursues widespread protection of GIs as a key feature of its international and bilateral trade strategy. On the other hand, t…
View article: Geographical Indications as Tools for Knowledge Governance in Selected East and Southern African Countries
Geographical Indications as Tools for Knowledge Governance in Selected East and Southern African Countries Open
This thematic report provides an overview of geographical indications (GIs) as tools of knowledge governance in agricultural development in selected Eastern and Southern African countries. The report identifies features of GIs law in these…
View article: The Right to Repair Doctrine and the Use of 3D Printing Technology in Canadian Patent Law
The Right to Repair Doctrine and the Use of 3D Printing Technology in Canadian Patent Law Open
3D printing technology is part of a new economic movement, termed the sharing economy, where consumers rely less on large corporations for supplying them with products. The technology allows consumers to bypass the traditional manufacturin…