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2010

University at Buffalo School of Law

International Trade Law

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Stability, Integration And Political Modalities: Some American Reflections On The European Project After The Financial Crisis, David A. Westbrook Nov 2010

Stability, Integration And Political Modalities: Some American Reflections On The European Project After The Financial Crisis, David A. Westbrook

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Published as Chapter 22 in Making Transnational Law Work in the Global Economy: Essays in Honour of Detlev Vagts, Pieter H. F. Bekker, Rudolf Dolzer & Michael Waibel, eds.

To those of us concerned with transnational law, and especially the role of German law on the global stage, it does not need saying that Professor Detlev Vagts is highly deserving of that Germanic and traditional scholarly honour, a Festchrift. (In this context, ‘does not need saying’ of course means ‘should be said repeatedly’.) We all owe Detlev Vagts, and as a Germanic traditionalist, I would be delighted to contribute to …


Safety Standards And Indigenous Products: What Role For Traditional Knowledge?, Meredith Kolsky Lewis Nov 2010

Safety Standards And Indigenous Products: What Role For Traditional Knowledge?, Meredith Kolsky Lewis

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Published as Chapter 8 in International Economic Law and National Autonomy, Meredith Kolsky Lewis & Susy Frankel, eds.

Indigenous communities have used native plants as foods and for medicinal purposes for thousands of years. Some of these indigenous products have proven sufficiently popular that individuals outside the indigenous community have sought to consume, purchase and market them. In certain instances, new products have been derived from the indigenous plant and sold outside the indigenous community. In other cases, the indigenous product has been exported in its original form, but utilized in non-traditional ways in the export market. In recent years, …


Increasing Revenue In Developing Nations Through Intellectual Property Rights: Why A Diversified Approach To Intellectual Property Protection With A Focus On Geographical Indications Is The Best Method, Philip Matthews Jul 2010

Increasing Revenue In Developing Nations Through Intellectual Property Rights: Why A Diversified Approach To Intellectual Property Protection With A Focus On Geographical Indications Is The Best Method, Philip Matthews

Buffalo Intellectual Property Law Journal

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