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Russians and Norwegians — Two self‐appellations, one origin
Scandinavian Journal of History, 1983(1983). Russians and Norwegians — Two self‐appellations, one origin. Scandinavian Journal of History: Vol. 8, No. 1-4, pp. 63-70.
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The Origins of the Appellate Committee
2000It is a principle of law, long established, that the British Sovereign is the fount and source of all earthly justice within every territory where the British Crown holds sway. It is a matter of fact that this is too great a responsibility for any Sovereign to discharge alone.
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APPELLATIONS OF ORIGIN, ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL ORGANISATION: THE CASE FOR PORT WINE
Acta Horticulturae, 2004Les auteurs analysent la performance économique du circuit de production-commercialisation du vin de Porto. Leur objectif est de montrer comment l'organisation de l'offre, instituée depuis 1756, a assuré la viabilité économique de cette appellation d'origine.
Giraud-Heraud, Eric +2 more
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Temporary Involvement with Appellation of Origin
2011The aim of the current research is to analyse the effect that the individual's temporary involvement with the appellation of origin has on the process of the decision to purchase agro-food products. To examine this influence, we consider the cognitive, affective and behavioural responses that make up this process.
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Geographical Indications and Appellation of Origin
2018Geographical indications have wide application in the intellectual property regimes of countries. It not only functions as quality marks that enhance export markets and revenues, but also provides a clear source of origin. South Asian countries are in possession of among the largest geographical indications and potential geographical indications in the
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Segmenting wine consumers according to their involvement with appellations of origin
Journal of Brand Management, 2006The appellation of origin, which indicates an agro-food product's region of origin, is growing in importance, both as a guarantee of the quality of the product and as a brand associated with a set of differentiating attributes. In this context, the present work analyses the consumer's temporary involvement with wine appellations of origin, specifically
Carmen Rodríguez Santos +2 more
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Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications: the System of Registration and Their Role as Promoters of Macedonian Products [PDF]
: According to the Law on Industry Property of the Republic of North Macedonia Appellations of Origin (AOs) and Geographical Indications (GIs) are different industrial property rights.
Gorgieva, Dijana, Gjorgjioska, Emilija
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Appellation of Origin and Geographical Indication: Comparative Legal Aspect
Courier of Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL)), 2023The article provides a comparative legal analysis of the concepts of appellation of origin and geographical indication. Often there is an identification of these concepts, in connection with which it seems necessary to correlate these designations and conduct their comparative characteristics in accordance with the norms of international agreements and
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Which justification of supply regulation in the appellations of origin ?
2003Les appellations d'origine protégée (AOP) européennes requièrent le plus souvent une régulation économique des quantités tout au long de la chaîne de production-commercialisation. En s'inspirant du secteur viticole, les auteurs exposent les arguments qui peuvent être avancés par rapport aux contraintes fixées par la politique de la concurrence.
Giraud-Heraud, Eric +2 more
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False Indications of Source, Unfair Competition, and Appellations of Origin
2015Abstract The preceding three chapters have been concerned with the provisions of the Paris Convention and its associated agreements with respect to what may be called the ‘traditional’ categories of industrial property rights: patents, designs, and trade marks.
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