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Full Screen- Title
- Declaration
- Certificate
- Acknowledgement
- List of Tables and Figures
- Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Intellectual Property Rights and Social Development: A Framework
- Structural Dimensions of Global Power
- Intellectual Property Rights and Development
- Indigenous Knowledge in the context of Globalisation
- 3. Global Intellectual Property RĂ©gime: Genesis and Growth
- 3.1 Genesis of Intellectual Property Rights
- 3.2 The United Nations’ Specialised and other Agencies working on Intellectual Property Rights
- 3.3 The Inter-Relationship between International Agreements
- 4. TRIPS, CBD and IPR Protection in India
- 4.1 TRIPS and Developing Countries
- 4.2 Indian Patent System
- 4.3 Revision of Patent Law
- 4.4 Biotechnology versus Biodiversity
- 4.5 Traditional knowledge (TK) and Globalisation
- 5. IPR Protection in India with special reference to Biodiversity (BD) associated Traditional Knowledge (TK)
- 5.1 Global Biodiversity Scenario
- 5.2 The Development of Indigenous Peoples' Knowledge
- 5.3 Protecting Traditional Knowledge through the Intellectual Property Rights system
- 5.4 Alternatives to Intellectual Property Rights
- 5.5 Traditional Cultural Expression and Self Determination
- 6. BD associated TK IP Protection in India with special reference to ABS Experience of the Kani Tribe in Kerala
- The Biodiversity Act 2002
- The Kani Tribe
- 7. Observations
- Bibliography