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From Plant Variety Definition to Geographical Indication Protection: A Search for the Link Between Basmati Rice and India/Pakistan
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  • 2004The Socio-Economics of Geographical Indications171 cited
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  • 2006The Protection of Geographical Indications After Doha: Quo Vadis?85 cited
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  • 2013Considerations in Designing an Appropriate Legal Framework for GIs in Southern Countries13 cited
  • 2022Geographical Indication and Traditional Wisdom: A Study with Special Reference to Chamba Rumal in Himachal Pradesh1 cited
  • 2024In search of tradition: A comparative analysis of wine production in Calabria (Italy) and British Columbia (Canada)0 cited

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