Conhecimentos tradicionais, propriedade intelectual e politica externa brasileira / Traditional knowledge, intellectual property and Brazilian foreign policy

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2008

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The objective of this work is to describe how and why it was formed, in the meetings of the World Trade Organization, of the Convention On Biological Diversity and of the World Intellectual Property Organization, an agenda of negotiations related to the protection of the traditional knowledge and the biogenetic resources associated to them with the intention of controlling its appropriations. The agenda is not sold out in the proper negotiations. They have established the conceptual bases on which the South American and international treatment of the respective subject has structuralized in elapsing of the 1990?s decade and in the threshold of XXI century. Such negotiations, by the plurality and difference in kind of its interlocutors, have inspired an accumulation of positions and conflicting interests that demand of the less influent countries and with greater potential of sustainable development, case of the megabiodiverse countries, varied diplomatists efforts in the attainment of the revision of the TRIPs agreement, aiming to make it unable to promote the restrictive interpretation of the CDB devices and to unify the treatment of this problematic in the distinct international organizations. To analyze how they were organized and the main questions of antagonism and cooperation among the developed countries and the megadiverse countries led by Brazil and India which refers to this problematic issue, it is, therefore, the central target of this work

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propriedade intelectual biological diversification intellectual property international organization brazil organizações internacionais diversidade biologica

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