This article by Pawarit Lertdhamtewe discusses the correlation between Development in Thailand and Intellectual Property, specifically in reference to plant variety protection and agricultural practice protection in Thailand.
This article by New York University professor Frank Murger addresses the relationship between human rights activism and the lawyering process in Thailand. The article begins with the premise that litigation, as a means to achieve social activism objectives is often met with skeptician by the NGO community and social change advocates themselves. The article explains specific case studies Thailand, regarding the success along with the risks and short comings, of attempting social change through the judicial process.
This article by Professor Frank Munger discusses cause lawyering in Thailand and the unique challenges and opportunities created by Thailand social and legal culture.
Human Rights Standards for the Protection of Intellectual Property: Traditional Knowledge and Indigenous Resources (Part II) by Panumas Kudngaongarm, originally published in the Sukhothai Thammatirat Law Journal deals with traditional, indigenous and genetic resources from developing countries to developed countries.
China’s Go-out Strategy: Chinese Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand by Pittaya Suvakunta originally published in the Thammasat Review deals with China’s investment in Thailand, its motives, and potential opportunities.
The article explores the use of an Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism in ASEAN, the reasons why it is popular in Thailand, an overview of mediation in Thailand, relevant legal issues, and its possible arbitration role.
While
this site does provide information on law-related topics, it does
not provide legal advice. Moreover, due to the rapidly changing
nature of the law and our reliance on information provided by outside
sources, we make no warranty or guarantee concerning the accuracy
or reliability of the content at this site or at other sites to
which we link. Before taking any legal action, persons are advised
to seek the advice of an attorney qualified in the area of law concerned.
