Agricultural Biotechnology and Intellectual Property

1: Patented Inventions and Externalities: Hohfeldian Legal Relationships AsThey Apply to Pollen Drift and Other Inadvertent Use 2: Insecure Property Rights and Plant Varieties 3: The Effects on the Market for Seeds and on Farmers in Argentina 4: Rules v. Standards for Patent Law in the Plant Sciences 5: The regulatory regime and its impact on innovation activities in agro-food biotechnology in the EU and USA 6: Agricultural Biotechnology under Trips and Beyond: Addressing Social Policies in a Pro-Patent Environment 7: The Impact of Intellectual Property Rights in the Plant/Seed Industry 8: Constitutional Implications of State Seed Saving Statutes 9: Dynamic Pricing Mechanism to Achieve Pareto Optimality in a Seed Production Contract 10: Access and Equity in Trade Negotiations on Knowledge Resources 11: Public Provision of Knowledge for Policy Research: The Agricultural Biotechnology Intellectual Property Database 12: An Economic Comparison of the Incentive to Innovate under Patents and Plant Breeders’ Rights 13: The Political Economy of Intellectual Property: 14: Re-Examining European Policy on Plant Biotechnology 15: Legal Constraint of Genetic Use Restriction Technologies 16: The Strength and Structure of Intellectual Bio-Property Markets 17: Network Analysis for Interpreting Patent Date: A Preliminary, Visual Approach 18: Reality and Problems of Plant Protection under Patent Law and Seed and Seeding Law in Japan 19: Running Head: Plant Variety Protection in the Republic of Korea 20: To Sow or Not to Sow:Dilemmas in Creating New Rights in Food