The TRIPS Agreement and Developing Countries - Fault lines in the World Trade Organization
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The TRIPS Agreement and Developing Countries - Fault lines in the World Trade Organization

by Daya Shanker, Robert Castle

international law Development Economics Trade Policy
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The TRIPS Agreement and Developing Countries examines the role of intellectual property rules within the World Trade Organization. Focusing on developing countries, it explores tensions and fault lines in the agreement’s place within the international trading system.

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This book examines the TRIPS Agreement within the framework of the World Trade Organization.

It focuses on the relationship between international trade rules and developing countries.

The work considers fault lines associated with the agreement and its broader implications for global trade.

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