Este documento está baseado nos resultados do estudo “Como mejorar los beneficios socioeconômicos de la utilización de Algodón geneticamente modificado (gm) entre los peque ños del mercosur”, financiado pelo Centro Internacional de investigaciones
Contextualizing Openness offers a fascinating look at Open Science and the democratization of knowledge in international development and social transformation with a focus on the Global South.
The article presents the results of research done in northern Minas Gerais through the methodology of the PPGA (Planning and anagement Participation for Action).
A critical conclusion from this analysis is that patent strategies in the pharmaceutical industry can reduce access to drugs.
Neither India nor Brazil have laws that effectively respond to sexism in online hate speech, in part because hate speech classifications in the law fail to comprehensively cover sexist speech.
Despite the decline in the discovery of new chemical entities for pharmaceutical use, there is a significant proliferation of patents on products and processes that cover minor, incremental innovations.