Jagjit Plahe

Lecturer, BSc LSE MSc LSE Phd Monash

Research Interests:

International Political Economy; The Economic, Social and Cultural Implications of Global Trade Governance for the Third World; Global Value Chain Analysis

Recent Publications:

Plahe, J. (forthcoming).  TRIPS Downhill: India's plant variety protection system and implications for small farmers. Journal of Contemporary Asia,

Plahe, J. (2009). The implications of India's amended patent regime: sTRIPping away food security and farmers' rights?  Third World Quarterly, 30(6), 1197-1213.

Plahe, J., Inder, B., & Nyland C. (2006). An evaluation of Australia 's proposal for improved market access for products from least developed countries. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 11(3), 292-307.

Plahe, J. (2006). Just Aromas: Issues of Governance in the Indian Rice Global Commodity Chain. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability. 4-7 January, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Plahe J. (2005). Globalising Trade in Agriculture: The implications of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Agriculture Agreement on the Right to Food in Developing Countries. Proceedings of the Conference: Human Rights in a Globalising Era. Windsor, Canada: University of Windsor, 5-7 August.

Plahe, J., & Nyland, C. (2003). The WTO and Patenting of Life Forms: Policy Options for Developing Countries. Third World Quarterly, 24(1), 29-45.

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