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63. Reddy, “The Politics and Poetics of Magazine Medicine.”
64. CBD, 1992, Article 2.
65. See Hayden, When Nature Goes Public, for an excellent ethnography of benefit-sharing. See
also Hayden’s “Benefit-sharing” for an overview of benefit-sharing agreements in relation to IP law.
66. See Gupta, “Value-Addition to Local Kani Tribe Knowledge,” for an in-depth account and
evaluation of the benefit-sharing scheme with the Kani tribe.
67. The Indian Constitution, 73 rd Amendment Act, 1992. For more information, see the Goverment
of India Ministry of Pancayat Raj’s National Pancayati Portal, http://panchayat.nic.in accessed
September 24, 2006.
68. Report of the Tropical Botanic Garden Research Institute, 2005.
69. See G. Rajiv, “U.S. Firm Patents Kerala Tribe’s Jeevani,” January 6, 2006, http://
www.indiamonitor.com accessed July 15, 2006.
70. For other work on the past as heritage resource, see Appadurai, “The Past as a Scarce Resource,”
for an early articulation of the argument; see also Harrison, “Identity as a Scarce Resource.”
For the past as cultural and intellectual properties, see Nicholas and Bannister, “Copyrighting the
Past”
71. See for example Michael Davis, “Some Realism About Indigenism.”
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