International Intellectual Property Law and Human Security

Exploring the intersection of intellectual property rights (IPR) and daily life, this work highlights how IPR influences the health and wealth of nations, particularly in developing regions. It emphasizes the necessity of balancing protection for creators with the need for innovation and access to information. The book delves into IPR's implications for fundamental human rights, including education, health, and food security, making it a valuable resource for IP scholars, international relations experts, and the global business community focused on developmental and human rights issues.