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Agriculture, modern biotechnology and the law: An examination of the property paradigm in the context of plant genetic resources
Commercial interest and technological advancements (such as modern biotechnology) in plant research have led to the affirmation of sovereign and proprietary rights over plant genetic resources (PGRs). The result is an increasingly complex national regulatory system for rights in PGRs, shaped by a de...
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Department of Public Law
2014
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