Environmental Technologies, Intellectual Property and Climate Change

Edited by Abbe E.L. Brown, School of Law, University of Aberdeen, UK

Contents:

Foreword

Introduction

1. Low Carbon Futures for All? Strategic Options for Global Availability of Environmental Technologies
Keith Culver

2. The Puzzling Persistence of the Intellectual Property Right/Climate Change Relationship
Navraj Singh Ghaleigh

3. Failure is Not an Option: Enhancing the Use of Intellectual Property Tools to Secure Wider and More Equitable Access to Climate Change Technologies
Jon P. Santamauro

4. Partnership and Sharing: Beyond Mainstream Mechanisms
Anna Davies

5. Public–Private Partnerships for Wider and Equitable Access to Climate Technologies
Elisa Morgera and Kati Kulovesi

6. Climate Change, Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights: A Modest Exercise in Thinking Outside the Box
Krishna Ravi Srinivas

7. Access to Essential Environmental Technologies and Poor Communities: Why Human Rights Should be Prioritized
Oche Onazi

8. Achieving Greater Access: A New Role for Established Legal Principles?
Abbe E.L. Brown

9. The ‘New Normal’: Food, Climate Change and Intellectual Property
Baskut Tuncak

10. Intellectual Property: Property Rights and the Public Interest
James McLean

11. A View from Inside the Renewable Energy Industry
Mervyn D. Jones

12. A Private Institutional Investment Perspective
David A. McGrory

Index