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Patent protection and foreign direct investment in Uganda's mining sector: a legal analysis of intellectual property as an investment incentive
A conducive legal environment is a major attraction of foreign investment into a country. When potential investors are making investment decisions, they meticulously examine the laws and policies tailored by the host country to protect and manage their business assets, among other things. Examples o...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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