Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
🆕 #IntellectualProperty Rights in Times of Crisis edited by @CIIR_KU's @JensSchovsbo
🆓 chapters on lessons learned from the Covid-19 #pandemic & the #COVID19 #TRIPS Waiver and the WTO Ministerial Decision by Peter K Yu ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978103532357…
@drmpWOLF @giuliapriora

ALT The book investigates varying experiences from the pandemic, providing a unique prism for assessing how IP balances competing requirements of innovation and access in times of crisis. Providing novel insight into the underlying principles of IP and how these cope under extreme pressures, Intellectual Property Rights in Times of Crisis will be an ideal read for scholars and students of intellectual property as well as those with an interest in health law and disaster law and health care law.
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
You can find the ESCR Network Submission to aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Bus… at the ESCR Network website: escrnetwork.wixsite.com/escr…
Authored by @cristyclark @GenMWilkinson @BethGoldblatt @DrJessieHohmann
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
My next book is *Chokepoint Capitalism*, co-written with @rgibli: it's an action-oriented look at how tech and entertainment monopolies steal creators' incomes, with detailed, shovel-ready plans to unrig creative labor markets and pay artists:
beacon.org/Chokepoint-Capita… 1/
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
Excited to watch @UTSLaw students present their work as part of the Allens Neota UTS Law Tech Challenge Grand Final. While the lockdown has meant this must be a virtual event, the student projects have resulted in real work impact in pursuit of social justice #LawTechChallenge – at Sydney, New South Wales
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
A reminder today @karenandrewsmp under section 195A of Migration Act has the unfettered power to release family on permanent visa back to Biloela. The test is simply is it in “public interest” to do so. We cannot think in 20 years of a stronger example of it being so #hometobilo
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
Arguing that traditional knowledge is in the public domain and falls outside IP is the intellectual equivalent of terra nullius - check out the latest research form UTS Law's Dr Evana Wright about creating specific laws to protect Indigenous knowledge:
bit.ly/3gRsZm0
Genevieve Wilkinson retweeted
In her latest Oxford Law blogpost, UTS Law's Sara Dehm looks at how COVID19 has reinforced the connection between health and border control - intensifying discrimination against migrants, detainees and asylum seekers: bit.ly/3jkYSFf









