Towards Inclusive Innovation: Constitutional and Welfare Dimensions of Intellectual Property Law

Volume 24 No 7 (2026)

Ms. NIVEDITA RAI

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2026.24.7. NQ27021

Abstract

The history of welfare state, economic, and constitutional changes has had a significant impact on the creation and application of intellectual property (IP) legislation. While economic reforms concentrate on fostering innovation, industrial growth, and competitiveness, the Constitution provides the framework for creating

Keywords

Constitution, Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation, Justice, Equality, Public Welfare, Judicial Interpretation, Freedom of Expression, Access to Knowledge, Social Justice

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