Contents
1.
서 론
2.
지속가능한
발전과 지속가능한 농업발전의 개념
3.
생명공학기술과
지속가능한 농업발전 간의 관계
4.
지적재산권 보호규범의 국제화와 지속가능한 농업발전
5.
결 론
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyse the interrelationship
between the international legal protection of modern biotechology and
sustainable agricultural development. Recently advanced biotechnological
innovations and its resulting GMOs urge us to rethink the meaning and scope of
sustainable agricultural development in the novel contexts of this
biotechnological millennium. In particular, when considering both probable
promises and perils resulting from biotechnological applications, intellectual
property protection of agro-biotechnology should take into more careful account
the social impacts as well as the economic values of it. The existing
international legal regimes for intellectual property protection, however, seem
to be somewhat inappropriate to secure sustainable agricultural development.
Therefore, I hope that future negotiations for rebuilding international legal
systems for intellectual property protection of agro-biotechnology will be more
favourable to the environment, biodiversity, equity, and sustainable development
of agriculture.
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyse the interrelationship
between the international legal protection of modern biotechology and
sustainable agricultural development. Recently advanced biotechnological
innovations and its resulting GMOs urge us to rethink the meaning and scope of
sustainable agricultural development in the novel contexts of this
biotechnological millennium. In particular, when considering both probable
promises and perils resulting from biotechnological applications, intellectual
property protection of agro-biotechnology should take into more careful account
the social impacts as well as the economic values of it. The existing
international legal regimes for intellectual property protection, however, seem
to be somewhat inappropriate to secure sustainable agricultural development.
Therefore, I hope that future negotiations for rebuilding international legal
systems for intellectual property protection of agro-biotechnology will be more
favourable to the environment, biodiversity, equity, and sustainable development
of agriculture.
