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33 Supremo Amicus [1] (2023)

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SUPREMO AMICUS
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VOLUME 33 1   MARCH, 2023


ISSN  2456-9704


          RELEVANCE OF
   INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
 RIGHTS IN THE 21sT CENTURY
       AND ITS IMPACT ON
         GLOBALIZATION

By Aathmaja   Menon
From  School  of Law,  Sastra
University, Thanjavur;  Tamil  Nadu



                Abstract

In the world we live in today, de chili t
create, commercialise, and mos/t   ca~ci,//
appropriate  (or  capture) the  ec oi  1
benefits from scientific and technit (/a(1/
advances, is what essentially determines the
economic  well-being of conmries and  the
competitiveness of businesses. The domes/ic
and  international frameworks  governing
intellectual property   are  signi/ican//t
impacted by the globalisation of inventions
and works  of art. Value-driven an ans/s ofi
these implications and their like/l n//s is
unavoidable. This research pa/>er .s li/ght
on the signipcance of intellectua  oper/'y
rights in the modern era. It also discusses
how  important intellectual proper/t rights
are in the international sphere and how they  
affect globalisation. This essay also looks at
the globalisation of intellectual property
rights (IPR) in the twenty-first century and
how   it affects international trade and
innovation. In reality, intellectual property
rights have been critical in fostering trust,
knowledge sharing, andcollaboration among
organisations and individuals. During the
COVID   19  pandemic,  they supported the
rapid  development  of  multiple effective
vaccines as well as the mass  scale-up of
manufacturing.   Critics  of  intellectual


property rights (IPRs) have demanded their
suspension throughout the COVID-19  issue,
arguing that they will obstruct research and
development   and   make    vaccines  and
treatments unaffordable. Thus, this research
essay also investigates the role of IPR during
the pandemic  and its impact on vaccines in
India.

INTRODUCTION
The  expansion of intellectual property rights
in the twenty-first century is massive. The
number   of  creative minds   has  rapidly
increased, as have the number  of creative
  orks           inventions.   Individuals'
  idteli<ei   and   creativity are  being
jprm10oted  he newly emerging social media
'r   and t   has given rise to a whole new
business. Intellectual property once belonged
to  a  person as  a common,   unprotected
property. The   intellectual property of a
person is open to appropriation by anyone.
Even  in today's browser environment, there is
a very strong probability that original ideas
wil  be tan  withoutthe author's permission.
Thus,  Jntellectual Property Rights  were
established in order to safeguard, protect, and
increase the intrinsic worth of such intangible
properties. The Paris Convention  for the
Protection of Industrial Property (1883) and
the Berne  Convention for the Protection of
Literary and Artistic Works were  the first
agreements  to acknowledge the significance
of intellectual property (1886).
Intellectual Property Rights allow people to
profit from  their inventions and creative
works  while preventing others from unfairly
appropriating their ideas or resources. It is
one of the means of securing intangible assets
that are still accessible to the general public
and  easily replicable by anyone. Intellectual
Property ensures that you are acknowledged
as the creator of items such as inventions,


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