the indigenous domain and intellectual property rights
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this article will briefly address the concept of the canadian public domains and then introduce the indigenous domain concept. i will then discuss the need to establish the indigenous domain's constitutional supremacy that requires canadian intellectual property law to be reformed to be made consistent—without any domain being dominant. i conclude with some modest suggestions.downloads
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2021-10-05
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