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The Register

Articles, chapters, op-eds, commentary and policy input by members of the Centre, entered by year.

Entries
34
Years
2016–2023
Types
7

2023

  1. f/2023/01Comments on the Draft Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2023Yogesh Pai, Virender Chandel · Submitted to DPIITPolicy input

2021

  1. f/2021/05Even if WTO waives IP on vaccines, India will face challenge translating this into mass productionYogesh Pai, Prashant Reddy T. · ScrollOp-ed
  2. f/2021/04NITI Aayog’s Position on Compulsory Licensing Fails Both Niti and NyayaArul George ScariaCommentary
  3. f/2021/03Not so ‘IP IP Hooray’ at all!Yogesh Pai, Prashant Reddy T. · The Economic TimesOp-ed
  4. f/2021/02WTO IP Waiver Too Simplistic: Global Vaccine Tech-Transfer Needs Other StrategiesYogesh Pai · Express PharmaOp-ed
  5. f/2021/01Shutting Sci-Hub is not Anti-Science (Parts I and II)Yogesh PaiCommentary

2020

  1. f/2020/04Sci-Hub Case: The Court Should Protect Science From Greedy Academic PublishersArul George ScariaCommentary
  2. f/2020/03Is Copyright a Hindrance for Open Access in India?Arul George ScariaCommentary
  3. f/2020/02IP Safe-harbour to Competition Law: Out of Abundant CautionYogesh Pai · The Economic Times (ET Government)Op-ed
  4. f/2020/01US Supreme Court’s Decision on Copyrightability of Annotations to Official Code of Georgia: Can It Inspire the Access to Law Movement in India?Arul George ScariaCommentary

2019

  1. f/2019/06Should Indian Copyright Law Prevent Text and Data Mining?Arul George ScariaCommentary
  2. f/2019/05Where Credit Isn’t DueArul George Scaria · The Indian ExpressOp-ed
  3. f/2019/04Draft E-Commerce Policy: A 101 Guide to Decimating Digital CompetitionArul George Scaria · BloombergQuintOp-ed
  4. f/2019/01Patent Injunction Heuristics in IndiaYogesh Pai · in Rafal Sikorski (ed), Patent Law Injunctions (Kluwer Law International 2019)Chapter
  5. f/2019/02International Exhaustion of Trademark Rights in IndiaArul George Scaria · in Kung-Chung Liu (ed), Annotated Leading Trademark Cases in Major Asian Jurisdictions (Routledge 2019)Chapter
  6. f/2019/03Knowledge Sharing and the Sharing Economy in IndiaArul George Scaria, Shreyashi Ray · in Kung-Chung Liu and Uday Racherla (eds), Innovation, Economic Development, and Intellectual Property in India and China (Springer 2019)Chapter

2018

  1. f/2018/01Copyright and TypefacesArul George Scaria, Mathews George · in Enrico Bonadio and Nicola Lucchi (eds), Non-Conventional Copyright (Edward Elgar 2018)Chapter
  2. f/2018/02Non-Traditional Marks on Pharmaceutical Products: Non-Traditional Barriers to Access to Medicine?Arul George Scaria, Kavya Susan Mammen · in Irene Calboli and Martin Senftleben (eds), The Protection of Non-Traditional Trademarks (Oxford University Press 2018)Chapter

2017

  1. f/2017/07Survey Findings Suggest Both Individuals and Institutions Can Do More to Promote Open Science Practices in IndiaArul George Scaria, Satheesh Menon, Shreyashi Ray · LSE Impact BlogCommentary
  2. f/2017/06Patents and competition law in India: CCI’s reductionist approach in evaluating competitive harmYogesh Pai · Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, vol 5(2), 299–327 (Oxford University Press)Article
  3. f/2017/05RCEP IP Chapter: A Serious Threat to Access to Knowledge/Cultural Goods?Arul George Scaria, Anubha Sinha · LiveLawCommentary
  4. f/2017/04Patent System only Way to Promote Innovation?Yogesh Pai · Express PharmaOp-ed
  5. f/2017/03Keeping the Promise of Patent Bargain and Affordable Access to Medicines in IndiaYogesh Pai · Express Healthcare, vol 11(2)Article
  6. f/2017/01Vanity GIs: India’s GI Legislation and the Missing Regulatory FrameworkYogesh Pai, Tania Singla · in Irene Calboli and Ng-Loy Wee Loon (eds), Geographical Indications at the Crossroads of Trade, Development, and Culture (Cambridge University Press 2017)Chapter
  7. f/2017/02Review: Create, Copy, Disrupt: India’s Intellectual Property Dilemmas, by Prashant Reddy T. and Sumathi ChandrashekaranYogesh Pai · Journal of the National Law University DelhiReview

2016

  1. f/2016/08Bias in Industry Funded Research: A Problem of Funding Source or Lack of Openness in Research?Arul George Scaria · SpicyIPCommentary
  2. f/2016/07Delhi University Photocopy Shop Judgement: A Landmark in the Access to Knowledge Movement in IndiaArul George Scaria · LiveLawCommentary
  3. f/2016/06The Paradox Between Benefit Sharing and Intellectual Property in IndiaYogesh Pai · Trade Insights, SAWTEE, NepalArticle
  4. f/2016/05Comments on the Discussion Paper on Standard-Essential Patents and their Availability on FRAND TermsYogesh Pai · NLUD Student Law Journal (2017); submitted May 2016Policy input
  5. f/2016/04Online Intermediary Liability and Privacy in IndiaYogesh Pai · Google and University of Washington School of Law, SeattlePaper
  6. f/2016/01Review: Intellectual Property Rights as Foreign Direct Investments: From Collision to Collaboration, by Lukas VanhonnaekerYogesh Pai · Indian Journal of International Law (2016) 56:537Review
  7. f/2016/02Fine-tuning the Intellectual Property Approaches to Fostering Open Science: Some Insights from IndiaArul George Scaria, Rishika Rangarajan · WIPO Journal, vol 8(1), 109Article
  8. f/2016/03The Hermeneutics of Patent Exhaustion Doctrine in IndiaYogesh Pai · in Irene Calboli and Edward Lee (eds), Research Handbook on IP Exhaustion and Parallel Imports (Edward Elgar 2016)Chapter

Undated

  1. f/—/01Ayyangar’s Ghost and the Indian Patent System (Parts I and II)Yogesh PaiCommentary

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