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The making of the TRIPS Agreement : personal insights from the Uruguay Round negotiations

by World Trade Organization
$36.63
The making of the TRIPS Agreement : personal insights from the Uruguay Round negotiations
The making of the TRIPS Agreement : personal insights from the Uruguay Round negotiations

TRIPS Agreement: Insights from Negotiators.

This book provides personal insights from the negotiators of the TRIPS Agreement, detailing how different policy perspectives and trade interests were accommodated and how negotiations led to an enduring agreement. It highlights the importance of a clear negotiating agenda and the distinct roles of the Chair, Secretariat, and negotiators. This book is an excellent resource for current and future negotiators and those interested in the role of intellectual property in trade agreements.

The making of the TRIPS Agreement : personal insights from the Uruguay Round negotiations

by World Trade Organization
$36.63
ISBN: 9789287040251
Estimated First-hand Retail Price: $115.70
Authors: World Trade Organization
Publisher: World Trade Organization
Date of Publication: 2015-10-05
Format: Paperback
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This unique book consists of insights from diplomats who were involved firsthand with the making of the TRIPS Agreement in the Uruguay Round. The authors of the various chapters were negotiators from GATT Contracting Parties or GATT Secretariat officials at the time. This is the first time that those involved with the TRIPS negotiations have come together to present their views. The book is based partly on views expressed by some of the contributors in a symposium held by the WTO Secretariat on February 26, 2015.
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TRIPS Agreement: Insights from Negotiators.

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