THE FUTURE OF WIPO, SEPTEMBER 13-14, 2004, GENEVA

• About WIPO, Sir John Sulston, The Sanger Centre Wellcome Trust
  
• A manifesto on WIPO and the Future of Intellectual Property, James Boyle, William Neal Reynolds Professor of Law, Duke University
  
• WIPO and medical technologies, Sir John Sulston, The Sanger Centre Wellcome Trust
  
• The roles of WIPO in addressing the health crisis in developing countries, William W. Fisher III, Harvard Law School
  
• WIPO’s main activites in the area of patents, Philippe Baechtold, Head, Patent Law Section, Patent Policy Department, WIPO
  
• The future of WIPO work in the area of patents, speaker’s notes, Philippe Aigrain, CEO, Society for Public Information Spaces
  
• The future of WIPO work in the area of patents, Brian Kahin, University of Michigan
  
• Collaborative ownership and production: an “unprotected” form of creativity?, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, First Monday/Deus X Machina
  
• WIPO and Technical Assistance, speaker notes, Robin Gross, IP Justice
  
• What should the new WIPO mission be?, speaker’s notes, Marta L. Gabrieloni, Argentine Mission to the UN
  
• Speaker's Notes, Carlo Scollo Lavizzari, Attorney
  
• WIPO and medical technologies, Ellen ‘t Hoen, Médecins Sans Frontières
  
• Speaker's Biographies
  

• WIPO Press Release

• Clash Likely on Intellectual Property Rights
• Consumer Groups Press WIPO to Shift Focus from IP
• IP Debate Said to be Hindered by Lack of Agreement on Terms
• WIPO Takes Up 'Development Agenda', Moves on Disclosure
• Report about WIPO Conference

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