Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-2012
Abstract
This paper is an account of the Bellagio conferences and of their place within the larger arc of Rockefeller intellectual property work since 2002. In a more limited fashion, it is also an account of the transformation of IP from an obscure legal specialty into a major discourse of power and debate about the shape of globalization. The broadest achievement of the Bellagio series—and of Rockefeller Foundation work more generally in this area—has been to make this debate more open, participatory, and engaged with questions of poverty and human development.
Recommended Citation
Joe Karaganis, 2012. The Bellagio Global Dialogues on Intellectual Property. PIJIP Research Paper no. 2012-12.
Comments
This paper was originally published as a report by the Social Science Research Council in December 2006.