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International law of the sea/seed: Public domain versus private commodity
Carol B. Thompson
Politics and International Affairs
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Public Domain
100%
Privatization
100%
World Trade Organization
100%
International Law of the Sea
100%
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
100%
Gene Pool
66%
Private Property
66%
Convention on Biological Diversity
66%
Biodiversity
33%
Microorganisms
33%
High Biodiversity
33%
Deep Sea
33%
Benefit Sharing
33%
Territorial Control
33%
Human Life
33%
Sovereign Rights
33%
High Seas
33%
Global Resources
33%
Political Contestation
33%
Common Heritage of Mankind
33%
National Territory
33%
Social Sciences
Law of the Sea
100%
International Law
100%
World Trade Organization
75%
United Nations
75%
Biodiversity
50%
Private Ownership
50%
National Territory
25%
Microorganism
25%
Deep Sea
25%
Delimitation
25%
Sovereign Right
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Seeds
100%
International Law
100%
World Trade Organization
75%
United Nations
75%
Gene Pool
50%
Biodiversity
50%
Microorganism
25%
Seabed
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Law of the Sea
100%
International Law
100%
World Trade Organization
75%
Micro-Organism
25%
Deep Sea
25%
Territory
25%
Boundary Delimitation
25%
Arts and Humanities
Law of the Sea
100%
Private Property
50%
Global
25%
Heritage
25%
Access
25%
Human Life
25%
Delimitation
25%
Impasse
25%
Benefit sharing
25%
Mankind
25%
Contestation
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
World Trade Organization
100%