Creativity & Innovation
Remove unnecessary regulatory barriers on development of nutritionally enhanced food staples, says Campaign for Fighting Diseases
IPN Press release
Experts from across the world call on WIPO General Assembly to reject dangerous “Development Agenda” proposal
IPN Press release
Excessive “precaution” puts children’s lives at risk; WHO and governments must prioritise, say experts
IPN Press release
Open to development: Open source software and economic development
Monday, March 29, 2004
This is the worst way to protect the third world
IPN Opinion article
One of Stephen Pollard\'s winning articles for the 2003 Frederic Bastiat Prize for Journalism
Entire intellectual property system could easily fall
IPN Opinion article
Discusses patents, compulsory licensing and trade
Patents are not the problem with drugs access
IPN Opinion article
Letter to the editor of the Financial Times regarding \"WTO pact on generic drugs blocked by US\" (December 21)
Packaging precaution
IPN Opinion article
The European Union\'s Agriculture Council\'s decision in July 2002 to make labelling of genetically modified (GM) foods mandatory has created more problems than it solved.
European Union (EU) health and consumer protection commissioner David Byrne welcomed the decision, but simultaneously deplored \'scaremongering\', stressing that all genetically modified organisms authorised in the EU have been evaluated for safety. The new rules allegedly cater to consumer concerns, but in effect they accommodate to powerful lobbies - while maintaining doubt on the safety of GM products.
Ideal Matter: Globalisation and the Intellectual Property Debate
Saturday, September 12, 2009
This book argues that intellectual property rights are essential to attract knowledge-based industries.
