2010
DOI: 10.1080/13600860903570178
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Access to essential technologies: The role of the interface between intellectual property, competition and human rights1

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“…The key to resolving the conflict between IPRs and HRs is to introduce HRs and competition law with equal weightage to IPRs in the international IP instruments. This approach would enable broader access to innovations, efficient competition and opportunities for business development while still encouraging future innovations by giving due protection to IP (Brown, 2010; Tanveer et al , 2020). The member states may develop an objective standard to balance IPRs and HRs.…”
Section: Review Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The key to resolving the conflict between IPRs and HRs is to introduce HRs and competition law with equal weightage to IPRs in the international IP instruments. This approach would enable broader access to innovations, efficient competition and opportunities for business development while still encouraging future innovations by giving due protection to IP (Brown, 2010; Tanveer et al , 2020). The member states may develop an objective standard to balance IPRs and HRs.…”
Section: Review Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yu took the view 68 Gros she ide 2010. 69 Yu 2007, Brown 2010 Id., 1123. 71 Ibid. that some attri butes of intel lec tual prop erty rights are, indeed, pro tected in inter national or regional human rights instru ments and under scored the impor tance of using dif fer ent approaches to resolve two dif fer ent sets of con flicts: exter nal conflicts (con flicts at the inter sec tion of the human rights and intel lec tual prop erty regimes) and inter nal con flicts (con flicts between rights within the human rights regime).…”
Section: Rec On Cil I a Tion And The Myth Of 'Con Flict' Between Ipr mentioning
confidence: 94%