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001444543 24500 $$aGlobal transformations in the use of biodiversity for research and development :$$bpost Nagoya Protocol implementation amid unresolved and arising issues /$$cEvanson Chege Kamau, editor.
001444543 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bSpringer,$$c[2022]
001444543 264_4 $$c©2022
001444543 300__ $$a1 online resource (xxix, 650 pages) :$$billustrations (some color).
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001444543 4901_ $$aIus gentium: comparative perspectives on law and justice,$$x2214-9902 ;$$vvolume 95
001444543 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references.
001444543 50500 $$gPart I: Introduction --$$tTransformations in international law on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing and domestic implementation : introduction, synthesis, observations, recommendations and conclusions /$$rEvanson Chege Kamau --$$gPart II: Post Nagoya Protocol measures on access and benefit-sharing and domestic implementation --$$tAccess and benefit-sharing regime in Argentina : experiences and perspectives /$$rLuciana C. Silvestri --$$tBrazilian biodiversity law : challenges and opportunities for industries and research institutions /$$rLilian Massini Mozini --$$tTowards mutual supportiveness between the Nagoya Protocol and the Andean ABS Regime : the cases of Ecuador and Peru /$$rMaria Victoria Cabrera Ormaza --$$tNew ABS legislation and practice in compliance with the Nagoya Protocol : current situation and perspectives in Costa Rica /$$rJorge Cabrera Medaglia --$$tThe South African ABS regime : new wine in old wine skins? /$$rEvanson Chege Kamau --$$tThe Post Nagoya Protocol ABS regime in Cameroon : exploring the extent to which ongoing policy, regulatory developments and ABS practices uphold the obligations of the Protocol /$$rMarcelin Tonye Mahop --$$tThe Ethiopian access and benefit-sharing regime : stringent with a purpose /$$rAshenafi Ayenew Hailu and Evanson Chege Kamau --$$tAbracadabra!, or, When and how will the Kenyan ABS law be born? /$$rEvanson Chege Kamau --$$tThe new law and practice on ABS in Viet Nam : innovations and compliance with the Nagoya Protocol /$$rTrang Thi Huong Tran Guihou, Tu Ba Nguyen, and Cuc Dang Thu Nguyen --$$tThe fastest animals are not the fastest over time : Malaysia adopts a comprehensive ABS legislation after a long steady effort /$$rEvanson Chege Kamau --$$tAccess and benefit-sharing law and policy in South Korea /$$rJae-Hyup Lee and Ah Young Cho --$$tABS in Australia : a story of early success and faltering progress /$$rGeoffrey C. Burton --$$tThe ABS compliance regime of the European Union /$$rGerd Winter --$$tAccess and benefit-sharing regime of Spain : striking the right balance between its interests as a provider and a user of genetic resources /$$rLuciana C. Silvestri --$$tThe Post-Nagoya Protocol ABS regime in France : exploring the extent to which it upholds the obligations of the Protocol /$$rMarcelin Tonye Mahop --$$gPart III: Implementation experiences and lessons --$$tPost Nagoya Protocol experiences of basic research in Ecuador /$$rErwin Beck --$$tRights over genetic resources and ways of monitoring the value chain : a case study from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew /$$rChina Williams --$$tFirst experiences in the implementation of the EU ABS Regulation in Germany /$$rThomas Greiber and Ellen Frederichs --$$tDue diligence and the regulation of transnational economic activity : Regulation (EU) No 511/2015 compared to other EU due diligence schemes /$$rChristine Godt and Markus Burchardi --$$gPart IV: Unresolved issues and solutions to implementation challenges --$$tDigital sequence information on genetic resources and the Convention on Biological Diversity /$$rChristopher H.C. Lyal --$$tLessons from writing binding and enforceable ABS contracts : a contract solution to digital sequence data in ABS /$$rMorten Walløe Tvedt --$$tCases and questions in application of ABS regimes /$$rGerd Winter and Evanson Chege Kamau.
001444543 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
001444543 520__ $$a"Enough laws have been enacted since the adoption of the Nagoya Protocol on access and benefit-sharing to permit a study which is capable of accurately portraying the status quo of national implementation of the Protocol and the ensuing practice, emerging challenges and how countries are coping with them. This book, one of the first to present such a study, uniquely combines an examination of the new laws and practice and how they comply with the Nagoya Protocol; of issues not yet resolved by the Protocol and which solutions are being explored; and of how research and development is responding to the new situation. In addition, it proposes solutions to selected questions on ABS based on real-world and hypothetical cases, which could instigate litigation. Written by a team of expert academics and practitioners in the field, this book makes a valuable contribution to academic and policy debates and to academic literature on international environmental law, international biodiversity law, international property law, climate law and the law of indigenous populations. It also offers a reference guide for practicing lawyers in the area of ABS"--$$cProvided by the publisher.
001444543 588__ $$aDescription based on print version record.
001444543 63000 $$aConvention on Biological Diversity$$d(1992 June 5).$$kProtocols, etc.$$d(2010 October 29)
001444543 650_0 $$aBiodiversity conservation$$xLaw and legislation.
001444543 650_0 $$aGermplasm resources$$xLaw and legislation.
001444543 650_0 $$aResearch and development projects.
001444543 650_0 $$aSustainable development$$xLaw and legislation.
001444543 650_6 $$aProjets de recherche et de développement.
001444543 655_0 $$aElectronic books.
001444543 7001_ $$aKamau, Evanson C.,$$eeditor.
001444543 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tGlobal transformations in the use of biodiversity for research and development.$$dCham, Switzerland : Springer, [2022]$$z9783030887100$$w(OCoLC)1295106142
001444543 830_0 $$aIus gentium (Dordrecht, Netherlands) ;$$vv. 95.$$x2214-9902
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