[Commons-Law] Access to Knowledge - Two or A2K2, Yale Law School 2007

[Jeebesh Bagchi]

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> From: "Satish Jha" <satish.jha at gmail.com>
> Date: 29 April 2007 9:49:48 AM GMT+05:30
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> Subject: [arkitectindia] Access to Knowledge - Two or A2K2, Yale  
> Law School 2007
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> The Second Access 2 Knowledge conference being held at Yale Law  
> School has been most interesting for me from several points of  
> view-- just to name a few.. I did not expect that the world of  
> academia had changed so much in a couple decades.. from the times I  
> studied in Cambridge, MA when even supporting United Nations from  
> outside the US perspective seemed a bit radical, I heard some of  
> the finest intellectual arguments why the US understanding of  
> freedom of expression, IP, trade etc was perhaps among the most  
> limited in its understanding..   Including in some of the debates  
> that the social movements in India are passionately engaged in,  
> some of the most fascinating arguments were brought up at the  
> conference. It seemed that the debate from the point of view of  
> what should be than what is and dissecting "what is" from the point  
> of view of where we would like to be heading.   The efficient  
> posting of all the deliberations on the net through wiki was very  
> encouraging and can be accessed through the following URL:   http:// 
> research.yale.edu/isp/a2k/wiki/index.php/ 
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