Ip(Super 3). (Intellectual Property Licensees in the Developing World)
Stanford Law Review 2006, Nov, 59, 2
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Publisher Description
INTRODUCTION A quarter century ago, Margaret Jane Radin interrupted the hegemonic law and economies discourse on property with a theory of personhood. (1) Earlier, the New Jersey Supreme Court had declared in the historic ease of State v. Shack that "[p]roperty rights serve human values." (2) From these our modern social relations" theory of property was born. (3) Property rights today balance myriad values, from efficiency to personhood, health, dignity, liberty, and distributive justice.
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