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Professor of Law & Director of India Programs

Positions:

Professor, School of Law, Texas A&M University

Research Areas:

India, Agricultural development projects, Intellectual property, International law, Copyright, Pharmaceutical biotechnology--Law and legislation, Science and law, Patents, Intellectual property (International law), Primary health care--Government policy, International trade, Trademarks

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ragavan.sri@law.tamu.edu

1 817 212 4080

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0000-0001-5986-4063

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overview

My research focuses on the interplay between international trade law and intellectual property issues with a developmental perspective. I write on issues that affect developing nations' decisions from embracing the trade regime.

education and training

S.J.D. in , George Washington University - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States) 2008
LL.M. in , University of London - (London, United Kingdom) 1995
LL.B. in , National Law School of India University - (Bengaluru, Karnataka, India) 1994

selected publications

Academic Articles37

Muraleedharan, A., Ragavan, S., Nalini Bage, N., & Devi, R (2022). Perceptions of Medical Undergraduate Students on Curricular Changes in Anatomy: An Embedded Design Mixed Method Study. Journal of Advances in Medical Education & Professionalism. 10(1), 22-29.
Ragavan, S. (2021). Waive the IP Rights and Save Lives. Southviews. (231),
Ragavan, S., & Vanni, A. (2021). Access to Medicine and TRIPS Agreement: A Historiographic Mapping of the Tradescape.
Ragavan, S. (2020). World Trade Organization: A Barrier to Global Public Health?.
Kimball, J., Ragavan, S., & Vegas, S. (2020). Reconsidering the Rationale for the Duration of Data Exclusivity. University of the Pacific Law Review. 51(3), 525-537.

Books2

(2015). Diversity in Intellectual Property. Cambridge University Press.
(2012). Patent and Trade Disparities in Developing Countries. Oxford University Press.

Chapters9

Ragavan, S., & Vanni, A. (2021). Introduction. Intellectual Property Law and Access to Medicines. 1-22. Routledge.
Ragavan, S. (2021). World Trade Organization. Intellectual Property Law and Access to Medicines. 25-43. Routledge.
(2017). Diverse harmonization: Indian example. Matthews, D., & Zech, H. (Eds.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and the Life Sciences: Research Handbooks in Intellectual Property Series. 369-379. Edward Elgar Publishing.

SDG 3
Matthews, D., Zech, H., & Ragavan, S. (2017). Chapter 20: Diverse harmonization: Indian example. Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and the Life Sciences. 369-379.

SDG 3
Ragavan, S., & Dav, R. S. (2016). Frand and Compulsory Licenses: Analysis and Comparison. Battersby, G. J., & Grimes, C. W. (Eds.), 2015 Licensing Update. 9-3-9-12. 2015 Licensing Update.