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Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 15
No full textClose-up shot of all the books in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1015/thumbnail.jp
Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 12
No full textClose-up shot of the book, Building Your Practice with Pro Bono for Lawyers by Nelson P. Miller in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1012/thumbnail.jp
Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 11
No full textClose-up shot of the book, Standards for Programs Providing Civil Pro Bono Legal Services to Persons of Limited Means by the American Bar Association and edited by Cheryl Zalenski in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1011/thumbnail.jp
Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 08
No full textClose-up shot of the book, Reinventing the Practice of Law edited by Luz Herrera in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1008/thumbnail.jp
Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 07
No full textClose-up shot of the book, Lawyers Working to End Homelessness edited by Amy Horton-Newell in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1007/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 21
No full textClose up of a few book on display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1018/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 20
No full textClose up of a few book on display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1017/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 11
No full textClose up of book display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025 highlighting the book Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies by Leanna Betasamosake Simpson.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1008/thumbnail.jp
TRIPS and Its Futures
No full textThe Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement) was adopted on 15 April 1994, along with the estab-lishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO). With the WTO’s recent celebration of its thirtieth anniversary, it is high time we explore what the future will hold for this agreement. This chapter begins by revisiting the past to examine whether the TRIPS Agreement would be adopted if it were negotiated today. The chapter then discusses whether WTO members will undertake a major overhaul of this agreement in the future. Taking note of the fast-evolving international norm-setting environment and the lack of breakthroughs in the Doha Development Round of Trade Negotiations in the past decade, this chapter concludes by advancing three recommendations on how the TRIPS Agreement could, and should, be updated if WTO members could not reach a consensus on a major overhaul
The Discursive Contributions of Max Planck Declarations, Principles and Position Statements
No full textThis tribute focuses on a key contribution that Professor Reto Hilty has made to the intellectual property debate and scholarly community: the development of declarations, principles, and position statements through the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition. The essay briefly examines five collaborative documents on which the author can make first-hand observations: the Declaration on a Balanced Interpretation of the ‘Three-Step Test’ in Copyright Law, the Declaration on Patent Protection, the Principles for Intellectual Property Provisions in Bilateral and Regional Agreements, and two position statements relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. This essay concludes by identifying four reasons why these collaborative documents have received wide attention and made an enduring impact