Introduction

Peter Drahos

1-9

Exploring the hidden costs of patents

Stuart Macdonald

13-39

Pro-competitive measures under trips to promote technology diffusion in developing countries

Carlos M. Correa

40-57

Intellectual property and the human genome

John Sulston

61-73

Access to medicine and compliance with the WTO trips accord

models for state practice in developing countries

James Love

74-89

Access to medicines

patents, prices and public policy — consumer perspectives

Kumariah Balasubramaniam

90-107

Agricultural research

intellectual property and the CGIAR system

Michael Blakeney

108-124

Don't ignore copyright, the "sleeping giant" on the trips and international educational agenda

Alan Story

125-143

Digital millennium or digital dominion?

the effect of IPRS in software on developing countries

Gary LEA

144-158

Negotiating intellectual property rights

between coercion and dialogue

Peter Drahos

161-182

Trips and developing countries

how level is the playing field?

Willem Pretorius

183-197

Rethinking intellectual property rights and trips

Martin Khor

201-213

India's plant variety protection and farmers' rights legislation

Suman Sahai

214-223

Defending the public interest in trips and the WTO

Sol Picciotto

224-243

The global campaign on patents and access to medicines

an Oxfam perspective

Ruth Mayne

244-258