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H. SHILL* A century ago, captains of industry and their allies in government launched a social …

When lawyers and scholars speak of" intellectual property," they are generally referring to a
combination of two distinct elements: an innovation incentive that promises a marketbased …

There is a substantial literature on noncompete agreements and their adverse impact on
employee mobility and innovation. But a far more common restraint in employment contracts …

Innovation is a primary source of economic growth and is accordingly the target of
substantial academic and government attention. Grants are a key tool in the government's …

In the past few years, a global wave of nationalism has arrived. World leaders have sought
to elevate the interests of their respective countries above all others, promising to take …

The conventional wisdom is that intellectual property (IP) is good for jobs. Indeed, according
to legislators and the US patent office, IP" creates jobs." But this is not quite right. A primary …

Starting with Vermont in May 2013, most states have passed new laws prohibiting" bad faith
assertions of patent infringement." I Generally speaking, the laws create a private cause of …

Trademark law has de-evolved. It has transitioned from an efficient mechanism for ensuring
competition into an inefficient regime for capturing economic rents. In this Article, I focus on …

Impoverished IP Page 1 Impoverished IP STEPHANIE PLAMONDON BAIR* Intellectual
Property (IP) scholarship is generally concerned with how innovation policy impacts social …

National cybersecurity plays a crucial role in protecting our critical infrastructure, such as
telecommunication networks, the electricity grid, and even financial transactions. Most …