TRIPS: The Polarized Debate - Does the World Need Internationally Enforceable Intellectual Property Rights?

Michelle Bogre

Issue 1-2 2003
Editorial Editorial: Globalization, Comparative Law and Law Reform
Article What a Second Chamber Can Do for Legislative Scrutiny Sir William Dale Annual Memorial Lecture*
Article Adjudication and the Rule of Law - ‘Power of Logic’ v. ‘Logic of Power’ - ‘Rule of Law’ v. ‘Law and Order’ -
Article Harmonization of Private International Law at Different Levels: Communitarization v. International Harmonization
Article From Ex Ante to Ex Post Enforcement of Article 81: Efficiency, Legal Certainty and Community Enlargement
Article Genetically Modified Organisms and International Trade: Precaution or Protectionism?
Article TRIPS: The Polarized Debate - Does the World Need Internationally Enforceable Intellectual Property Rights?
Article The Habibie Government and the Law on Eradication of Corruption in Indonesia
Book Review Karen J. Alter, Establishing the Supremacy of European Law: The Making of an International Rule of Law in Europe, Oxford University Press: Oxford and New York 2001, pp. i-xxvi and 1-258
Book Review Bruno Simma (ed.). The Charter of the United Nations: A Commentary, 2nd ed., Oxford University Press: Oxford and New York 2002, 2 volumes, app. 2,000 pages. Antonio Cassese, Paola Gaeta and John R.W.D. Jones (eds.)., The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, Oxford University Press: Oxford and New York 2002, 3 volumes, app. 2,400 pages

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Article	TRIPS: The Polarized Debate - Does the World Need Internationally Enforceable Intellectual Property Rights?
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Michelle Bogre, 'TRIPS: The Polarized Debate - Does the World Need Internationally Enforceable Intellectual Property Rights?', (2003) European Journal of Law Reform 275-292

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