Intellectual Property Rights
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Turner, Terence
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content: Terence Turner papers
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content: Terence Turner papers / Series 2: Human rights, ethics, and activism / 2.1: Human rights
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content: 2 Folders
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content: 1993-1998
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content: undated
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content: Box 45, Folder 2 and 3
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Includes correspondence, a paper by Juliana Santilli entitled "A Proteção aos Direitos de Propriedade Intelectual das Comunidades Indígenas," a paper by Russell Barsh entitled "Notes on Protecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge," a paper by Jessica Jerome entitled "Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous Peoples? (An examination of the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs and the Kayapo)" (two drafts), a proposal by the Foundation for Ethnobiology entitled "Convenio sobre o Direito de Propriedade Cultural e Intelectual," a press release from the Body Shop on Intellectual Property Rights, notes, an interview with Davi Kopenawa Yanomami entitled "Intellectual Property Rights: The Politics of Ownership," a schedule and list of participants for a conference entitled "Simulating Knowledge: Cultural Analysis of Computer Modeling in the Life Sciences," newsletters, a paper by Michael F. Brown entitled "Can Culture Be Copyrighted?," a paper by Jessica S. Jerome entitled "A Brief Examination of How International Legal Agreements Speak About Biodiversity," a master's thesis by Kathleen B. Lowrey entitled "The Recruitment of Ethnobotanical Investigation to Indigenous Self-Assertion in Amazonia," a paper by Lowrey and Jerome entitled "Patents Pending: the creation of space, subjectivity and value among university scientists," and a paper by Jerome entitled "'Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous People': a history of the topic as an object of study."