The common bases in Russian and US history that have triggered new thinking in the former about how to use privately-owned patent rights and cooperative government-university-industry technology transfer arrangements to secure successful market commercialization and peaceful adaptation of publicly-owned bio-warfare technologies, is highlighted by US international trade and business legal practitioner Lawrence Kogan and Russian government lawyer Yelena Bakulina. This appeared in a short article published March 21 by the Washington Legal Foundation.
The article arose from Mr Kogan's June 28, 2007, presentation at a symposium convened by the Vyatka State University, Kirov in Russia, as part of a long-standing joint Russian-US cooperative non-proliferation program overseen by the International Science and Technology Center, Moscow, Russia.
Using the American experience
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