An edition of Integrating public health concerns into patent legislation in developing countries (2000)

Integrating public health concerns into patent legislation in developing countries

[2nd ed.]

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Integrating public health concerns into paten ...
Carlos María Correa, Carlos Ma ...
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South Centre
Language
English
Pages
124

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Subjects

Drugs, Patent laws and legislation, Law and legislation, Public health

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Developing countries

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Integrating public health concerns into patent legislation in developing countries
2000, South Centre
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [113]-124).

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Geneva
Series
South perspectives

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Pagination
xv, 124 p. ;
Number of pages
124

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OL19384216M
ISBN 10
9291620122
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9117929

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