The Commons, Plant Breeding and Agricultural Research
Challenges for Food Security and Agrobiodiversity
Herausgeber: Girard, Fabien; Frison, Christine
The Commons, Plant Breeding and Agricultural Research
Challenges for Food Security and Agrobiodiversity
Herausgeber: Girard, Fabien; Frison, Christine
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This book shows how social science can contribute towards reconfiguring legal frameworks to achieve a balance between the requirements of agricultural innovation and access to genetic resources and protection of agrobiodiversity.
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This book shows how social science can contribute towards reconfiguring legal frameworks to achieve a balance between the requirements of agricultural innovation and access to genetic resources and protection of agrobiodiversity.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367508418
- ISBN-10: 0367508419
- Artikelnr.: 59963690
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367508418
- ISBN-10: 0367508419
- Artikelnr.: 59963690
Fabien Girard is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), France, and also an Associate Research Fellow, Maison Française d'Oxford (MFO), UK. Christine Frison is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow both at the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO) with the Law Faculty of the University of Antwerp, Belgium, and at the Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS) with the Institute for Interdisciplinary Research in Legal Sciences (JUR-I) of the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium.
Introduction: Commoning the Seeds: The Future of Agrobiodiversity and Food
Security 1. Farmers, Innovation, and Intellectual Property: Current Trends
and their Consequences for Food Security Part I: Access, Benefit-Sharing
and Licensing 2. Beyond Access and Benefit-Sharing: Lessons from the
Emergence and Application of the Principle of Fair and Equitable
Benefit-Sharing in Agrobiodiversity Governance 3. Patent & Benefit sharing.
What can we learn from the Quassia amara lawsuit? What is the problem? 4.
Open Sesame: Open Source and Crops 5. Creating universal and sustainable
access to plants and seeds: The role of clearinghouses, open source
licenses, and inclusive patents Part II: Theoretical Frameworks 6. Private
Law Arrangements for the Commons: A New Comparative Perspective 7.
Composing the Common World of the Local Bio-Commons in the Age of the
Anthropocene Part III: The Struggle for the Recovery of the Shrinking
Bio-Commons 8. An Anthropological Lens on Property and Access: Gudeman's
Dialectics of Community and Market 9. Which scale to understand seed fluxes
in small-scale farming societies? Snapshots of sorghum from Africa 10.
Making the Difference with a Common Plant: The Recovery of Guarana by the
Sateré-Mawé (Brazil) 11. What Legal Framework for Safeguarding Traditional
Seeds? Building the Commons in Colombia Part IV: A New Vitality for the
Bio-Commons? 12. Governing Landraces and Associated Knowledge as a Commons
. From Theory to Practice 13. 'Free our seeds!' Strategies of farmers'
movements to reappropriate seeds 14. Geographical Indications and the
Commons: What Matters? 15. Bio-commons in an industrialized country: a
viable option? Part V: Thinking Global: a Global Commons for the Seed? 16.
The Benefit Sharing Mechanisms under the International Treaty:
Heterogeneity and Equity in Global Resources Management 17. Planting the
Commons: Towards Redesigning an Equitable Global Seed Exchange
Security 1. Farmers, Innovation, and Intellectual Property: Current Trends
and their Consequences for Food Security Part I: Access, Benefit-Sharing
and Licensing 2. Beyond Access and Benefit-Sharing: Lessons from the
Emergence and Application of the Principle of Fair and Equitable
Benefit-Sharing in Agrobiodiversity Governance 3. Patent & Benefit sharing.
What can we learn from the Quassia amara lawsuit? What is the problem? 4.
Open Sesame: Open Source and Crops 5. Creating universal and sustainable
access to plants and seeds: The role of clearinghouses, open source
licenses, and inclusive patents Part II: Theoretical Frameworks 6. Private
Law Arrangements for the Commons: A New Comparative Perspective 7.
Composing the Common World of the Local Bio-Commons in the Age of the
Anthropocene Part III: The Struggle for the Recovery of the Shrinking
Bio-Commons 8. An Anthropological Lens on Property and Access: Gudeman's
Dialectics of Community and Market 9. Which scale to understand seed fluxes
in small-scale farming societies? Snapshots of sorghum from Africa 10.
Making the Difference with a Common Plant: The Recovery of Guarana by the
Sateré-Mawé (Brazil) 11. What Legal Framework for Safeguarding Traditional
Seeds? Building the Commons in Colombia Part IV: A New Vitality for the
Bio-Commons? 12. Governing Landraces and Associated Knowledge as a Commons
. From Theory to Practice 13. 'Free our seeds!' Strategies of farmers'
movements to reappropriate seeds 14. Geographical Indications and the
Commons: What Matters? 15. Bio-commons in an industrialized country: a
viable option? Part V: Thinking Global: a Global Commons for the Seed? 16.
The Benefit Sharing Mechanisms under the International Treaty:
Heterogeneity and Equity in Global Resources Management 17. Planting the
Commons: Towards Redesigning an Equitable Global Seed Exchange
Introduction: Commoning the Seeds: The Future of Agrobiodiversity and Food
Security 1. Farmers, Innovation, and Intellectual Property: Current Trends
and their Consequences for Food Security Part I: Access, Benefit-Sharing
and Licensing 2. Beyond Access and Benefit-Sharing: Lessons from the
Emergence and Application of the Principle of Fair and Equitable
Benefit-Sharing in Agrobiodiversity Governance 3. Patent & Benefit sharing.
What can we learn from the Quassia amara lawsuit? What is the problem? 4.
Open Sesame: Open Source and Crops 5. Creating universal and sustainable
access to plants and seeds: The role of clearinghouses, open source
licenses, and inclusive patents Part II: Theoretical Frameworks 6. Private
Law Arrangements for the Commons: A New Comparative Perspective 7.
Composing the Common World of the Local Bio-Commons in the Age of the
Anthropocene Part III: The Struggle for the Recovery of the Shrinking
Bio-Commons 8. An Anthropological Lens on Property and Access: Gudeman's
Dialectics of Community and Market 9. Which scale to understand seed fluxes
in small-scale farming societies? Snapshots of sorghum from Africa 10.
Making the Difference with a Common Plant: The Recovery of Guarana by the
Sateré-Mawé (Brazil) 11. What Legal Framework for Safeguarding Traditional
Seeds? Building the Commons in Colombia Part IV: A New Vitality for the
Bio-Commons? 12. Governing Landraces and Associated Knowledge as a Commons
. From Theory to Practice 13. 'Free our seeds!' Strategies of farmers'
movements to reappropriate seeds 14. Geographical Indications and the
Commons: What Matters? 15. Bio-commons in an industrialized country: a
viable option? Part V: Thinking Global: a Global Commons for the Seed? 16.
The Benefit Sharing Mechanisms under the International Treaty:
Heterogeneity and Equity in Global Resources Management 17. Planting the
Commons: Towards Redesigning an Equitable Global Seed Exchange
Security 1. Farmers, Innovation, and Intellectual Property: Current Trends
and their Consequences for Food Security Part I: Access, Benefit-Sharing
and Licensing 2. Beyond Access and Benefit-Sharing: Lessons from the
Emergence and Application of the Principle of Fair and Equitable
Benefit-Sharing in Agrobiodiversity Governance 3. Patent & Benefit sharing.
What can we learn from the Quassia amara lawsuit? What is the problem? 4.
Open Sesame: Open Source and Crops 5. Creating universal and sustainable
access to plants and seeds: The role of clearinghouses, open source
licenses, and inclusive patents Part II: Theoretical Frameworks 6. Private
Law Arrangements for the Commons: A New Comparative Perspective 7.
Composing the Common World of the Local Bio-Commons in the Age of the
Anthropocene Part III: The Struggle for the Recovery of the Shrinking
Bio-Commons 8. An Anthropological Lens on Property and Access: Gudeman's
Dialectics of Community and Market 9. Which scale to understand seed fluxes
in small-scale farming societies? Snapshots of sorghum from Africa 10.
Making the Difference with a Common Plant: The Recovery of Guarana by the
Sateré-Mawé (Brazil) 11. What Legal Framework for Safeguarding Traditional
Seeds? Building the Commons in Colombia Part IV: A New Vitality for the
Bio-Commons? 12. Governing Landraces and Associated Knowledge as a Commons
. From Theory to Practice 13. 'Free our seeds!' Strategies of farmers'
movements to reappropriate seeds 14. Geographical Indications and the
Commons: What Matters? 15. Bio-commons in an industrialized country: a
viable option? Part V: Thinking Global: a Global Commons for the Seed? 16.
The Benefit Sharing Mechanisms under the International Treaty:
Heterogeneity and Equity in Global Resources Management 17. Planting the
Commons: Towards Redesigning an Equitable Global Seed Exchange