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John E. Nestler,Antonio Simone Laganàtter of justice. If benefit sharing does not take place, exploitation may have occurred. Such exploitation is particularly problematic if it involves vulnerable populations. To counter the claim that contributors to research ought to receive benefits, the spectre of ‘undue inducement’ has been raise

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Saturated Soil Hydraulic Conductivity,er, the history of formal benefit-sharing agreements between the users and the providers of traditional knowledge goes back beyond the adoption of the CBD. This chapter outlines indigenous peoples’ rights in the context of access to plants, animals, micro-organisms and associated traditional knowled

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Infiltrierte Sintereisenwerkstoffestically motivated, which is how access to human genetic resources has historically been governed in affluent nations. However, uncritically transferring the altruism model to developing countries leads to the emergence of serious exploitation issues. This chapter illustrates the potential for explo

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Infiltrierte Sintereisenwerkstoffere presented, from Kenya (Nairobi sex workers), Nigeria (NIPRISAN), southern Africa (San/Hoodia), India (Kani people), and Iceland (deCODE biobank), to show the ways in which women are politically marginalized, and the implications of this for genuine fairness in benefit sharing. In the light of int

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