Greening Intellectual Property for The Protection of Environment: Renditions and Prospects

ISBN: 9789392062667
Editors: Dr. Veer Mayank and Dr. Nidhi Saxena
Binding: Paperback
YOP: 2026
Pages: 330
Language: English
Subject 1: Law
Subject Area: Environmental Law | Intellectual Property Law | Law and
Technology | Law and Innovation

About the Book
Greening Intellectual Property for the Protection of Environment: Renditions and Prospects explores the dynamic relationship between
intellectual property (IP) rights and environmental sustainability. Challenging conventional narratives shaped by North–South disparities,
the book reimagines IP as a tool for ecological resilience. Covering themes like green innovation, eco-technology, environmental justice,
sustainable infrastructure, and spiritual ecology, it features contributions blending legal, technical, and ethical perspectives.
From green patents to technology transfer, the volume highlights IP’s potential to drive environmental change. A timely resource for
scholars, policymakers, and advocates, it offers fresh insights and a compelling call to action for a more sustainable legal and
environmental future.

About the Editors
Dr. Veer Mayank is Associate Professor at the Department of Law, Central University of Punjab. He earned his M.Phil. from JNU and
completed his Ph.D. in the topic of trade and environment policy. He brings deep expertise in international trade, environmental
governance, and IP law. Formerly at Sikkim University, he has led government-funded research, including projects on ICT and human
trafficking. A prolific scholar, Dr. Mayank has published in leading journals and co-edited five volumes. He regularly speaks at global
conferences such as SIEL and WTO Law events. Beyond academia, his insights appear in national media, reflecting his commitment to legal
reform and public policy discourse.

Dr. Nidhi Saxena is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, with expertise in cybercrime, human rights, and
intellectual property law. Formerly at Sikkim University, she earned her Ph.D. on cybercrime and human rights in 2009. Her research
explores the legal challenges of digital technology misuse and rights protection. She has led major projects supported by the Ministry of
External Affairs and ICSSR, and authored six edited books and numerous journal articles. A sought-after speaker and mentor, she has guided
Ph.D. scholars and delivered expert lectures across platforms, contributing meaningfully to law, technology, and governance discourse.