Intellectual Property Rights and the Life Science Industries: A Twentieth Century History

Graham Dutfield

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Contents: Introduction Intellectual property in the global economy: high stakes and propaganda warfare Intellectual property and regulation theory The emergence of modern patent law Organic chemistry and the synthetic dyestuff industry The pharmaceutical industry Biotechnology, genomics and the new life science corporations Plant breeding, the seed industry, and plant breeders' rights Towards a global IP regime: trade and diplomacy Forums of resistance? Epilogue: the life science industries in a patent-free world Bibliography Indices.

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