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Exploring the Relationship Between Geographical Indications and Traditional Knowledge

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  • N. Gopalakrishnan
  • Prabha Nair
  • Aravind Babu

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The case studies undertaken mainly from India revealed that a large number of local and village communities and also from backward communities are involved in the production of the GIs products.

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  • N. Gopalakrishnan & Prabha Nair & Aravind Babu, 2017. "Exploring the Relationship Between Geographical Indications and Traditional Knowledge," Working Papers id:12352, eSocialSciences.
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