No. 30, January 2017

Index

• PRIVATE LAW AND THE FUTURE OF PATENTS.
• DISCIPLINING THE DEAD HAND OF COPYRIGHT: DURATIONAL LIMITS ON REMOTE CONTROL PROPERTY.
• VESTED USE-PRIVILEGES IN PROPERTY AND COPYRIGHT.
• PRAGMATISM, PERSPECTIVES, AND TRADE: AD/CVD, PATENTS, AND ANTITRUST AS MOSTLY PRIVATE LAW.
• WHY IS EVERYONE AFRAID OF IP LICENSING?
• EMPOWERING INVENTORS.
• OPPORTUNISTIC FREE AND OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS.
• CAN EXCLUSIVE LICENSEES SUE FOR INFRINGEMENT OF LICENSED IP RIGHTS? A CASE STUDY CONFIRMING THE NEED TO CREATE GLOBAL IP LICENSING RULES.
• FROM PRIVATE ORDERING TO PUBLIC LAW: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORKS GOVERNING STANDARDS-ESSENTIAL PATENTS.
• TOWARDS PATENT STANDARDIZATION.
• REASONABLE CERTAINTY IN CONTRACT AND PATENT DAMAGES.
• PATENTS, PRIZES, AND PROPERTY.