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Intellectual Property Rights and Public Policy, authored by Zafar Mahfooz Nomani, offers an insightful exploration of the complexities surrounding intellectual property (IP) in India within the framework of public policy. This comprehensive hardback dives deep into the significance of creativity and innovation in a knowledge-driven economy. Despite an abundance of innovative potential in India, challenges persist in creating a conducive environment for equitable access to education, knowledge, and health. As a TRIPS-compliant nation, India faces the critical task of establishing a robust IP regime that simultaneously promotes economic growth and prioritizes public interest. The book features contributions from esteemed scholars, elucidating key issues such as copyright, patent law, climate change, health policy, and cyber security, all set against the backdrop of India's intellectual property landscape.
Key Features
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Author | Zafar Mahfooz Nomani |
| Format | Hardback |
| Target Audience | Scholars, policymakers, legal professionals, students |
| Focus Areas | Intellectual property law, public policy impact, health, and climate change |
| Contributors | Various esteemed scholars in intellectual property |
| Publication Type | Academic and Research |
| Attributes | Description |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-XXXX-XXXX-X |
| Publisher | XYZ Publishers |
| Publication Year | 2023 |
| Number of Pages | 450 |
| Language | English |
| Dimensions | 6 x 9 inches |
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The book primarily explores the intersection of intellectual property rights and public policy in India, analyzing the challenges and implications for economic growth and public interest.
The book features contributions from various renowned scholars specializing in intellectual property law, providing diverse perspectives on its implications for policy.
It includes sections that examine the techno-legal dimensions of carbon emissions and the relationship between intellectual property rights and food security policies.
The book critically analyzes patent infringement remedies and discusses access to medicines within the context of sustainable development.
The book is available in hardback format, suitable for academic use and professional reference.
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Country Of Origin: India
The book Intellectual Property Rights Public Policy is rooted in the fact that creativity and innovation have been hall mark of knowledge economy. However despite there is an abundance of innovative energies flowing in India a conducive ecosystem to access to education, knowledge and health is far from reality. Being TRIPS compliant country, the equitable and dynamic IP regime with full potential of harnessing intellectual property for India economic growth, socio-cultural development and promotion of public interest are distant goalposts. The pronouncement of National IPR Policy spelt out the public policy orientation but the need to create robust IP environment as stunning controversy thats spinning out of control needs to hardly emphasized. The book is an erudite compilation of renowned scholars in the field of intellectual property having implication of moulding public policy discourse in intellectual property law.
Section I: Intellectual Property Public Policy Discourse 1. Intellectual Property Public Policy under TRIPS Agreement and Beyond Autar Krishen Koul 2. Legal Challenges to Copyright Patent in India: Public Policy Perspective S.K. Verma 3. Jurisprudential Justifications and Practical Implications of Intellectual Property Rights Imtiaz Ghulam Ahmed Section II: Copyright, Climate Change Food Security Policy 4. Techno-Legal Dimensions of Carbon Emissions Climate Change: An Intellectual Property Rights Perspective Azim B. Pathan 5. Law and Practice of Neighbouring Rights Under Copyright Law Gurusharan Varandani 6. Poverty, Human Rights and Intellectual Property Regime: An Appraisal of Farmer Rights and Right to Food Security Zafar Mahfooz Nomani Section III: Patent, Health Public Policy 7. Remedies Relief Recompense Under Patent Infringement: A Critical Analysis Sajid Zaheer Amani 8. Rights To Health Access To Medicines in the Context of Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development Anis Ahmad 9. Patenting Jurisprudence in Biotechnology Law: A Comparative Perspective Faizanur Rahman Section IV: Cybernetics, Law Public Policy 10. Information Technology Cyber Crimes: Problems Prospects Syed Shamimul Hasnat Azmi 11. Copyright Protection of Content on Websites: Legal Challenges Raman Mittal 12. Regulatory Mechanism and Challenges in Controlling Cyber Crimes Ram Prakash Sethi
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