The connection of legal protection of geographical indications and state’s economic growth

Almosova Shahnoza Sobirovna

GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, 2024, vol. 2, issue 8

Abstract: This article analyzes the position of geographical indications (hereafter – GI) in intellectual property law and inlegal sciences at large, along with the necessity of their legal protection as a contentious object of intellectual propertyrights in broader context. It includes the debate over whether GI protection is justifiably provided by existing internationalagreements, mainly TRIPS agreement and comparative analyses are conducted between GI and other IP objects inorder to explain why they need protection. The focus is put on overall legal status of this object in national IP systemsof Central Asian countries and problematic issues to adopt TRIPS agreement’s rules on GI upon acceding the WTO,specifically the second part of the article reviews current state of national legislations of countries, compares their normsand enforcement procedures, national approaches taken by CA states and current perspectives according to their foreignpolicy priorities.

Keywords: Intellectual property; Geographical indications; appellation of origin; IP rights enforcement; compliance with international agreements; TRIPS Agreement. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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