Linkage Politics and the Persistence of National Policy Autonomy in Emerging Powers: Patents, Profits, and Patients in The Context of Trips Compliance

Keyphrases

• AIDS/HIV 100%
• National Policy 100%
• Emerging Powers 100%
• Linkage Politics 100%
• Policy Autonomy 100%
• HIV Patients 66%
• India 33%
• Divergence 33%
• Brazil 33%
• Developing Countries 33%
• Generic Drugs 33%
• Public Health Policy 33%
• Industrialization 33%
• Health Crisis 33%
• International Pressure 33%
• Global Network 33%
• International Institutions 33%
• Indian States 33%
• Intellectual Property 33%
• Business Firm 33%
• TRIPS Agreement 33%
• International Agreements 33%
• Brazilian States 33%
• Domestic Actor 33%
• Network Reach 33%
• Domestic Political Economy 33%
• Global Variables 33%
• External Linkages 33%
• Access to Medicines 33%
• Global Rule 33%
• Indian Pharmaceutical Firms 33%
• TRIPS Compliance 33%
• Public Health Emergency 33%
• Global Supply Chain Networks 33%
• Health Movement 33%

Social Sciences

• External Linkage 33%