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Intellectual Property Rights
Source: U.S. Trade Representative 2005 Special 301 Report (PDF; 217 KB)
"The 2005 'Special 301' annual review examines in detail the adequacy and effectiveness of intellectual property rights (IPR) protection in 90 countries. Based on a lengthy process of information-gathering and analysis, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has identified 52 countries that are designated in the categories of Priority Foreign Country, Section 306 Monitoring, Priority Watch List, or Watch List. The Special 301 Report reflects the Administration's resolve to take consistently strong actions under the Special 301 provisions of the Trade Act." (via DocuTicker)
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National Parks--History
Source: National Park Service National Park Service Online Books
"The National Park Service manages a vast library of research reports covering all aspects of the history, culture, anthropology, archeology and natural resources in our national parks. The NPS Online Book series contains the full text of some of this research, both recent studies and many that are out-of-print. This effort to make such studies easily accessible to the public has only just started and will grow as more titles are placed online." Alphabetical, by place name.
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