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TRIPS-Related Aspects of Traditional Knowledge

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law Intellectual Property Law Law, AI, and Intellectual Property

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BIODIVERSrrY (Darrell A. Posey ed., 1999) (discussing Native American intellectual property), and Kent H. Redford, The Ecologically Noble Savage, 15 CULTURAL SURVIVAL Q. 46 (1991) (discussing various South American indigenous cultures).However, see TER ELLINGSON, THE MYTH OF THE NOBLE SAVAGE 350 (2001) (arguing that it is a "high expectation" to view the ecological knowledge of indigenous peoples as a source of technologies capable of being harnessed for further cultural development).4 Traditional Resource Rights was coined by the late Darrell Posey of Oxford University.See Darrell Addison Posey, Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Resource Rights: A Basis for Equitable Relationships? 5 (June 28,

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