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… a strong basis for negotiations because ILCs could retain control over their TK and benefit from its entry into … States to ensure that the development, management and control of BCPs is community-led; and • The IRABS should … water), regulating services (such as water quality and 58 flood and air control), cultural services (such as …

… pool, the current 127 contracting parties to the Treaty control – and are responsible for – the basis of more than 80 … resources’, in G. Tansey and T. Rajotte (eds) The Future Control of Food: A Guide to International Negotiations and … advantage of the industrialized North thus works by remote control through the use of skewed international law of which …

… 44 2.2 The contract mechanism and the forces that control why/how it functions 44 2.2.1 Control 44 2.2.2 Motivation 47 2.2.3 Value 48 2.2.4 Summary … systems were based on the assumption that each country can control all ‘access’ to its own genetic resources, and that …

… Introduction 9 � authorize access to genetic resources; � control their subsequent use; and � establish the fair and … costly. User States again can be obliged to monitor and control the utilization of genetic resources/traditional … the liability of either party (such as act of God, fire, flood, etc.) 7. Dispute settlement arrangements 8. Assignment …