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Raging waters : China, India, Bangladesh, and Brahmaputra River politics / by Samaranayake, Nilanthi, Limaye, Satu P., Wuthnow, Joel

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Intellectual property and public health in the developing world / by Azam, Mohammad Monirul

Table of Contents: “…Setting the Scene. 1.1 Background. 1.2 The Advent of TRIPS and Pharmaceutical Patents. 1.3 The Requirements of TRIPS. 1.4 TRIPS Flexibilities and the Doha Declaration. 1.5 The Experiences of Brazil, China, India and South Africa. 1.6 The Role of the WHO. 1.7 Research Questions and Methodology. 1.8 Chapter Summary -- 2. Case Study on Bangladesh's Pharmaceutical Industry, Legislative and Institutional Framework and Pricing of Pharmaceuticals. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 Legislative Framework: Pharmaceutical Patents and Pharmaceutical Regulation. 2.2.1 Patent Regime: Patent Law and the Patent Office. 2.2.2 Pharmaceutical Regulations: Relevant Laws and the Regulatory Body. 2.2.3 Changes Required in Patent Law and Pharmaceutical Regulation in Bangladesh. 2.3 The Pharmaceutical Industry in Bangladesh. 2.3.1 The Nature and Size of Firms. 2.3.2 Competitive Scenario. 2.3.3 Local Sales, Export and Import. 2.3.4 Production Capacity and Range. 2.3.5 Use of Technology. 2.3.6 Innovation Capacity and Research and Development. 2.3.7 Government Incentives for Supply of Raw Materials and Exports. 2.3.8 Human Resources. 2.4 (Potential) Effects of Pharmaceutical Patents on the Pricing of Drugs in Bangladesh. 2.5 Waiver for the Least Developed Countries and the Pharmaceutical Industry in Bangladesh: Opportunities and Challenges. 2.6 Which Way for Bangladesh? …”
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South Asia migration report 2024 : remittances, resilience and rehabilitation /

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Climate-related human mobility in Asia and the Pacific : interdisciplinary rights-based approaches /

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Asian Yearbook of International Law, Volume 7 (1997) /

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