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Book Review Symposium:IP Debates in South Asia:Law, Development and Practice

Made with Restream. Livestream on 30+ platforms at once via https://restream.io This was an open-for-all Book Review Symposium on "Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia: Law, Development and Practice (Bloomsbury, 2025)". Edited by Dr. Pratyush Nath Upreti, the book is one of the first solid cohesive attempt to look at IP narratives from South Asia. The book was dedicated towards Prof. (Dr.) Shamnad Basheer. Swaraj Barooah is the Senior Expert at SpicyIP, and an IP Policy Consultant. He has a chapter in this book: "Intellectual Property and Social Justice: Remembering the Contributions of Prof Shamnad Basheer". You can find the pre print version of this chapter here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.c... Praharsh Gour, Editor and Researcher at SpicyIP, discusses the different parts of the book with the panellists Shama Mahajan, Akshat Agrawal, and Prof. Ishupal Singh Kang. Shama Mahajan is an LLM candidate at NUS Singapore. She reviews Part 1 of the book "IP History and Development". Starting from the title of the book, she emphasises on the importance of an Asian perspective. Broadly, the two themes she identifies and discusses include the "de-colonial lens" and "hypothesis- premise misunderstanding". Akshat Agrawal: Founder and Counsel at AASA Chambers. He reviews Part 2 of the book "Developments in South Asia". He points out to the argumentative and informative nature of this part. The broad theme he identifies include how the authors show the dissonance between the values underlying TRIPS and their own cultural consciousness in terms of the difference in thinking. Ishupal Singh Kang: Associate Professor at Jindal Global Law School. He reviews Part 3 of the book "Institutions, Courts and Practices". He identifies the issues ranging from reflection on issue of gender disparity , access to fundamental resources like learning material to perplexities of complying with international patent standards. He also points out that the book ends with self reflective questions on politics of IP expertise. =================================== Visit SpicyIP.com for the latest insights on the Indian IP ecosystem Connect with us on our socials: https://x.com/spicyip / spicyip / spicyipblog / @spicyiptv =================================== 00:00 - Introduction 02:07- A Dedication to Prof. (Dr.) Shamnad Basheer 13:27- Introduction to the speakers 15:34 - Title of the book 19:21- Review of Part 1: "IP History and Development" 36:54 - Review of Part 2 : "Developments in South Asia" 55:00 - Review of Part 3: "Institutions, Courts and Practice" 01:19:16 - Questions and Discussion 01:56:44 - Concluding remarks