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Sharing the benefits of commercialisation of traditional knowledge: What are the key success factors?

Rajul G. Joshi, John Chelliah

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Protection of intellectual property rights in traditional knowledge and resources - fair and equitable benefit-sharing

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Protection of intellectual property rights in traditional knowledge and resources - fair and equitable benefit-sharing

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Protection of intellectual property rights in traditional knowledge and resources - fair and equitable benefit-sharing

Key concepts: Business, Key (lock), Success factors, Critical success factor, Marketing, Knowledge management, Computer science, Computer security

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