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At the Crossroads of Law and Policy
IIM Calcutta has introduced a new course of Intellectual Property Management titled “The Business of Intellectual Property” for the the flagship PG Program in Management. Launched on 15th December 2009, the course hopes to cover the emergence of IP, a focus on the legal & regulatory systems, the transactional issues in IP and even a [...]
One year of SATL: 2009 in Review
Since beginning in early January this year, we’ve had a fantastic response to our posts, events and online discussions. 2009 has been a happening year for the world and India, and that holds for us too. The graduation fromThe Social Blog has been phenomenally well-received by our readers, and thanks to you, Something About The [...]
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Putting the recent Russia-China deals in perspective.
The series of energy and trade deals inked between China and Russia during PM Putin’s visit to Beijing is of special significance for a number of reasons. Trade spats between China and the industrialized nations is not uncommon; indeed, Russia and China needed an almighty oil deal of $25bn and trade contracts worth $3.5bn to [...]
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Implications of a New Direct Tax Code.
(Neha Pathakji, Lecturer in Taxation Laws at NALSAR, writes on the proposed Direct Tax Code, and its impact on the society.) The nation is witnessing winds of change these days, especially in the age old Tax system. Just when a new indirect tax regime is round the corner in the form of GST(Goods and service [...]
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