- Format
- Inbunden (Hardback)
- Språk
- Engelska
- Antal sidor
- 272
- Utgivningsdatum
- 2012-11-30
- Förlag
- Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
- Dimensioner
- 240 x 162 x 18 mm
- Vikt
- ISBN
- 9780857934963
- 540 g
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'. . . A great resource for courts at all levels, businesses and activists that hopefully by reading it will realize how implementing the Human Rights Emphasis could help courts, nations, and IP owners. -- Roxanne A. Stokes, Journal of High Technology Law '. . . a book which ought to be taken seriously by practitioners as well as academics. . . Brown's contribution is timely and important.' -- Christopher Stothers, European Competition Law Review 'Abbe Brown's new work provides a welcome and extremely valuable addition of the human rights dimension to the long standing conflict over essential technologies between intellectual property and competition law.' -- Steven Anderman, University of Essex, UK and University of Stockholm, Sweden 'Much has been written on the flexibilities available within the intellectual property system to address development and social needs. This book goes a step further: it explores how greater access to essential technologies can be ensured through human rights and competition law. Although the analysis is focused on UK and the European Union, the book provides valuable insights for assessing the situation in other jurisdictions. The author suggests an innovative approach for courts and legislators to overcome, in the light of public interest considerations, the limits imposed by intellectual property rights. This book is a much welcomed contribution to academic and policy debates on the subject.' -- Carlos M. Correa, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina 'Intellectual property interacts (or clashes?) with human rights and competition law. The refreshing bit about this book is that a detailed practical approach to the inevitable balancing act is proposed. Abbe Brown explains how a human rights approach is the cornerstone of such a balancing approach and how positive results can be achieved towards unblocking essential technologies. And it can be done in the existing international legal framework, even if the latter could be improved. Well-researched, challenging and interesting reading!' -- Paul Torremans, University of Nottingham, UK 'Abbe Brown's study starts from the assumption that IP right owners, particularly those of innovative technologies, dispose of a disproportionately strong legal position in relation to that of competitors and customers, which is detrimental to society at large. Brown investigates how the power of the IP right owners can be limited by applying existing human rights law and competition law. To that aim it is suggested to widen the legal landscape and to develop a more tripartite substantive approach to IP law, human rights law and competition law. Brown's study offers a very welcome new contribution to the literature on the functioning of IP law, by stressing the joint role which competition law and human rights law can play in this respect.' -- F. Willem Grosheide, Utrecht University and Attorney at law, Van Doorne Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Övrig information
Abbe E.L. Brown, School of Law, University of Aberdeen, UK
Innehållsförteckning
Contents: Foreword by Charlotte Waelde 1. 'The Essence of Intellectual Property Rights is the Right to Exclude' 2. Problem and Solution? Some Introductions 3. Existing Links and Opportunities: Human Rights, Competition and Essential Technologies 4. An Existing Solution? The Judicial and Regulatory Interface between the Three Fields 5. Using Human Rights 6. Market Definition and Abuse: New Arguments for Access 7. Wider Perspectives 8. Conclusions Index