The IPKat: counterfactual history dilution

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Results for counterfactual history dilution

What might have happened if there had not been Article 16(3) of TRIPS?

This Kat, being a bit of a history buff, recently read with great relish a review in The New Yorker , written by Louis Menand (himself a...

Neil Wilkof - Thursday, April 09, 2015

What might have happened if there had not been Article 16(3) of TRIPS?

Reviewed by Neil Wilkof on Thursday, April 09, 2015 Rating: 5

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