Titlebook: Social Justice and Agricultural Innovation; Cristian Timmermann Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 intergenerational justice an

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Intellectual Property Regimes and Their Impact on Agricultural Research and Development,. After that, it offers an overview of the main forms of intellectual property protection, concentrating on patents, plant breeders’ rights, copyright and geographical indications. Finally, it introduces some of the major problems of proprietary science, in relation to the six dimensions of social justice.

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Book 2020 objects of innovation, the direction of science and the type of innovations that are available, opportunities to participate in research and development, as well as effects on future generations. The book examines the potential value of preventive and reconciliatory measures, drawing on concepts fr

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1570-3010 of philosophical perspectives to highlight the diversity of.Employing a social justice framework, this book examines the effects of innovation incentives and policies in agriculture. It addresses access to the objects of innovation, the direction of science and the type of innovations that are avai

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Agriculture and Non-proprietary Science,ently incentivized. It concludes by discussing two agricultural innovation streams that are currently in danger due to the enclosure, expansion and overpromotion of intellectual property rights: traditional ecological knowledge and open science.

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Distributing Research Attention in Global Agriculture,ing that fair shares of research attention be allocated in proportion to the urgency of global agricultural problems. Yet obliging people to do a particular type of work amounts to a form of conscription. The aim of this chapter is to deal with the advantages and disadvantages of understanding research attention as a distributive good.

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Feasibility and Justice: The Need for Diverse Innovation Streams,licies. After applying this framework to three current problem fields, the chapter discusses possible commitments to political feasibility and their limitations, and concludes by suggesting some research lines for future work.