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Zustand: as new. Authors: Bernard Maister . [et al.]. Nijmegen : Wolf Legal Publishers, 2011. Paperback. XVI, 487 pp. - Poor management of intellectual property rights and the system of intellectual property rights itself hinder equal research partnerships between the South andthe North, and often result in an over-cautious or one-sided Northern investment policy and unnecessary delays in the realization of some of theMillennium Development Goals (MDGs). Central to this report is the double role of intellectual property rights - also referred to in terms like 'protectinglegitimate economic interests' versus (or alongside) 'the need to contribute to worldwide development from the perspective of sharing global public goods', including knowledge. This report is the result of a research project, funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NWO-WOTRO Science forGlobal Development, on the role of intellectual property rights in realizing some of the MDGs. The emphasis is on issues in the field of access to food and to medicines and on the larger discussions on the present global and regional systems of intellectual property rights. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9789058507266. Keywords : RECHT RECHT, international law, Völkerrecht.

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Zustand: New. In 1998 the Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities entered into force. This study evaluates how the standards of the Framework Convention function in reality and whether the interests of minorities are best served b.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In 1998 the Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities entered into force. This study evaluates how the standards of the Framework Convention function in reality and whether the interests of minorities are best served by this form of protection by the international community. The author assesses the use of international principles on rights for minorities in Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, three states with a difficult socio-economic situation and large minority populations. Two specific principles embodied in the Framework Convention are focused upon. The first, the principle of non-discrimination, is discussed with regard to the Roma minority in Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, the Muslim minority in Bulgaria, and in relation to the Benes Decrees affecting the Hungarians and German minority in Slovakia. The second principle, protection of linguistic rights, is discussed in relation to the Hungarian minority in Slovakia and Romania and to the Roma minorities.