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Vol. 8 Nbr. 1-2, April 2006

Brazil's 'open and universal access' agenda undermines its own technological future.

Brazil's incentive-less innovation is not a viable economic development model for LDCs.

Least developed countries

Rediscovering the value of intellectual property rights: how Brazil's recognition and protection of foreign IPRs can stimulate domestic innovation and generate economic growth *.

I. Introduction Brazil must choose the right path: innovation vs. opportunism.

II. Brazil challenges the established global IPR framework.

III. The tools of innovation.

IV. Acquiring the tools of innovation.

V. Benefiting from foreign direct investment and IPR protection.

Intellectual property rights

VI. Conclusion--Brazil's conduct compromises its ability to acquire the tools of innovation.

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