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TRIPs in India is a political and institutional analysis of the change processes, brought about by requirements in the WTO TRIPsagreement for stronger intellectual property protection (IPR) in India. While the book presents an indepth and unique analysis of the political processes leading to amendments in the Indian patent legislation and how the pharmaceutical industry has reacted to this, it is moreover a critical case describing how global governance, brought about by suprastate institutions, de facto impact upon political and company decisions in one of the worlds major developing countries. The book map an important contemporary political process in India (19862005) and will especially cater for academics (and their students) in political science and globalisation studies who analyse the topic areas of political decisionmaking and conflicting interests between global and national political forces. The book will have interest as a comprehensive empirical work as well as discussing theoretical approaches to analyse global political events. Though the book is not a text book, it could be read at courses on graduatelevel.
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