Uncovering the story of how a small coterie of multinational corporations came to write the charter for a new global information order, this book demonstrates why the world of intellectual property rights, patent regimes, and antitrust laws is an urgent concern for ordinary citizens.
Uncovering the story of how a small coterie of multinational corporations came to write the charter for a new global information order, this book demonstrates why the world of intellectual property rights, patent regimes, and antitrust laws is an urgent concern for ordinary citizens.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Drahos is a professor at the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University. He is the author of A Philosophy of Intellectual Property and, with John Braithwaite, Global Business Regulation. John Braithwaite is a business regulatory scholar who is an Australian Research Council Federation Fellow at the Australian National University. His major works include Corporate Crime in the Pharmaceutical Industry and Corporations, Crime and Accountability.
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1 Introduction: Why Information Feudalism'? The Risks Health-Hell in Africa Why Sign TRIPS? Efficiency Freedom, Democracy and Intellectual Property Overview. 2 Piracy: Cultural Trespassers 'A pyrate and a rover on the sea' Intellectual Property Piracy A Little Intellectual Property History. 3 The Knowledge Game: Knowledge Profits Laboratories of Knowledge Patent Locks on Public Goods Patent Locksmiths - the Patent Profession Global Knowledge Cartels The Knowledge Game The Changing Knowledge Game. 4 Stealing from the Mind: Messages Last Rites The Problems Pfizer's World of Ideas Getting on Committees. 5 The Illusion of Sovereignty: Sovereign Poverty Most wanted The Caribbean. 6 The Bilaterals: The Trade Defence Initiative The US Generalized System of Preferences Section 301 Designers, Lobbyists and Petitioners Pinocchio's Nose The Wolf at the Door. 7 Agendas and Agenda-setters - The Multilateral Game: The GATT The WIPO Talkshop Getting Intellectual property on the Trade Agenda: the Quad and the IPC Punta del Este 8 Persuasion and Principles Becoming a Community Standing on Principle: the 'Basic Framework' The Coalitionist Sweeping House. 9 At the Negotiating Table: Kick-off and Final Siren Circles of Consensus The Joy of Text The Great Hero 'DDT' When the Chips are Down. 10 Biogopolies: Patent Privatization Patent Addiction Mother Nature's Software Patent Engineering The University-Industrial Knowledge Complex Hard Core Cartels. 11 Infogopolies: Private Copyright Software Blues Hollywood Trade Ballyhoo 'Mary had a little lamb'. 12 Democratic Property Rights: Good and Bad Property Democratizing Intellectual Property The puzzle of TRIPS. 13 Resisting the New Inequality The New Inequality Rethinking Piracy Reforming Patent Office Regultion Deliberation on the Council for TRIPS. 14 On the Importance of the Publicness of Knowledge: Propertyless Creativity Protecting Private Property, Protecting Public Universities Global Publics, Public Goods and Knowledge.
1 Introduction: Why Information Feudalism'? The Risks Health-Hell in Africa Why Sign TRIPS? Efficiency Freedom, Democracy and Intellectual Property Overview. 2 Piracy: Cultural Trespassers 'A pyrate and a rover on the sea' Intellectual Property Piracy A Little Intellectual Property History. 3 The Knowledge Game: Knowledge Profits Laboratories of Knowledge Patent Locks on Public Goods Patent Locksmiths - the Patent Profession Global Knowledge Cartels The Knowledge Game The Changing Knowledge Game. 4 Stealing from the Mind: Messages Last Rites The Problems Pfizer's World of Ideas Getting on Committees. 5 The Illusion of Sovereignty: Sovereign Poverty Most wanted The Caribbean. 6 The Bilaterals: The Trade Defence Initiative The US Generalized System of Preferences Section 301 Designers, Lobbyists and Petitioners Pinocchio's Nose The Wolf at the Door. 7 Agendas and Agenda-setters - The Multilateral Game: The GATT The WIPO Talkshop Getting Intellectual property on the Trade Agenda: the Quad and the IPC Punta del Este 8 Persuasion and Principles Becoming a Community Standing on Principle: the 'Basic Framework' The Coalitionist Sweeping House. 9 At the Negotiating Table: Kick-off and Final Siren Circles of Consensus The Joy of Text The Great Hero 'DDT' When the Chips are Down. 10 Biogopolies: Patent Privatization Patent Addiction Mother Nature's Software Patent Engineering The University-Industrial Knowledge Complex Hard Core Cartels. 11 Infogopolies: Private Copyright Software Blues Hollywood Trade Ballyhoo 'Mary had a little lamb'. 12 Democratic Property Rights: Good and Bad Property Democratizing Intellectual Property The puzzle of TRIPS. 13 Resisting the New Inequality The New Inequality Rethinking Piracy Reforming Patent Office Regultion Deliberation on the Council for TRIPS. 14 On the Importance of the Publicness of Knowledge: Propertyless Creativity Protecting Private Property, Protecting Public Universities Global Publics, Public Goods and Knowledge.
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