How intellectual property is making us dumb

James Arvanitakis

How intellectual property is making us dumb

James Arvanitakis

Institute for Culture & Society

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Abstract

Patents don't always encourage research and innovation, write Spike Boydell and James Arvanitakis. Especially when they are applied to parts of the human body.

Original language	English
Journal	New Matilda
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

intellectual property
patents
technological innovations
research
genetics
human body

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