Science and Technology
Public Health and “Counterfeit” Medicines: The Role of the World Health Organization
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The normative and policy-setting functions of the World Health Organization (âWHOâ) have been substantially influenced by the differences of opinion within WHOâs membership about the impact of trade and intellectual property (âIPâ) rules on public health. In particular, WHO members differ as to the organizationâs role in addressing the perceived failure of the pharmaceutical market to generate safe and affordable medicines for diseases predominantly affecting developing countries.
ASIL-UNA SERIES (One of Three): Cyber Threats and Use of Force: International and Domestic Standards
Cyber threats pose national, economic, and personal risks to both the public and private sectors. The frequency and complexity of cyber attacks are rising exponentially and outpace policy and legal regulations of the area. In this context, the issue for international law is in the applicability of traditional concepts to the realities of cyber threats. This event, cosponsored by the American Society of International Law and the United Nations Association, will explore the legal aspects of selected areas of cyber security in the United States.
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (CCAC)
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Submitted by allison on August 13, 2013 - 8:14amEconomic Cyber Espionage and International Law: Controversies Involving Government Acquisition of Trade Secrets through Cyber Technologies
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Internet Governance and International Law: The Controversy Concerning Revision of the International Telecommunication Regulations
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Knocking on the WTO’s Door: International Law and the Principle of First Sale Download in UsedSoft v. Oracle
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New Ways to Respond to Climate Change in the Arctic
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