Encouraging Technology Transfer to LDCs: Towards a more effective implementation of TRIPS Article 66.2

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Encouraging Technology Transfer to LDCs: Towards a more effective implementation of TRIPS Article 66.2

Organized by ICTSD and UNCTAD
16 June 2008, Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland

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Technology transfer in the TRIPS age The need for new types of partnerships between the least developed and most advanced economies. A report prepared by Dominique Foray

Does TRIPS Art. 66.2 Encourage Technology Transfer to the LDCS?: An Analysis of Country Submissions to the TRIPS Council (1999-2007). By Suerie Moon

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