Implementation Game The TRIPS Agreement and the Global Politics of Intellectual Property Reform in Developing Countries

Name: Implementation Game The TRIPS Agreement and the Global Politics of Intellectual Property Reform in Developing Countries | The TRIPS Agreement and the Global Politics of Intellectual Property Reform in Developing Countries
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The TRIPS Agreement and the Global Politics of Intellectual Property Reform in Developing Countries

DEERE CAROLYN(Autor*in)

Oxford University Press

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Erschienen am 16. Juni 2011

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Intro
Contents
List of Figure and Tables
List of Abbreviations
1. The TRIPS Implementation Game: A Fight for Ideas
1.1. An Introduction to the Politics of IP and TRIPS
1.2. Variation in TRIPS Implementation
1.3. Existing Literature and Popular Narratives
1.4. Explaining Variation in TRIPS Implementation
1.5. Why This Book Matters
1.6. Methods and Sources
1.7. Scope
2. Developing Countries in the Global IP System
2.1. The Colonial Era: Variation and External Control
2.2. The Post-colonial Era: Reform and Resistance
2.3. The Counteroffensive for Stronger IP Protection
2.4. Implementation Amidst Contestation
3. Variation in TRIPS Implementation (1995-2007)
3.1. The TRIPS Outcome
3.2. Variation in the Timing of TRIPS Implementation
3.3. Variation in IP Standards and Use of TRIPS Flexibilities
3.4. A Typology of Variation
3.5. An Economic Explanation?
3.6. The Case for Political Analysis
4. Post-TRIPS Tensions and Global IP Debates
4.1. The Push for TRIPS-Plus
4.2. The Resurgence of Developing Country Confidence
4.3. Growing Complexity in the Global IP System
4.4. Expanding Teams of Players
4.5. Conclusion
5. International Pressures on Developing Countries
5.1. Economic Pressure
5.2. Resistance and Retaliation
5.3. Ideational Power
5.4. Capacity building
5.5. Conclusion
6. The Developing Country Dimension: How National Politics Mattered
6.1. Government Capacity on IP Decision-Making
6.2. Public Engagement
6.3. Government Coordination
6.4. Mini Studies of Variation
6.5. Conclusion
7. TRIPS Implementation in Francophone Africa
7.1. IP Reforms in the Poorest Countries: Expectations and Reality
7.2. From Colonization to the Revised Bangui Agreement
7.3. The Revised Bangui Agreement
7.4. The Bangui Revision Process
7.5. Capacity-building and Delegation in a Policymaking Vacuum
7.6. Conclusion
8. The Implementation Game and the Variation Puzzle
8.1. Global IP Politics
8.2. International Pressures
8.3. The National Dimension
8.4. Further Findings on Variation
8.5. Developing Countries in Evolving Global IP Debates
8.6. A Development-Oriented IP Agenda
Appendices
1. Selection of interviews
2. Timeline of international IP agreements
3. Examples of increase in IP standards in developing country WTO members from 1988 to 2007
4. Variation in use of copyright flexibilities by selected developing country WTO members in the Asia-Pacific
5. Examples of developing countries with bilateral agreements that include IP provisions
6. Variation in TRIPS-plus provisions of selected U.S. FTAs
7. U.S. Special 301 pressure on developing country WTO members and WTO disputes filed (1995-2007)
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