Vol. 157 No. 6, June 2009

Index

• Ending the patenting monopoly.
• Did TRIPs spur innovation? An analysis of patent duration and incentives to innovate.
• Law and the boundaries of technology-intensive firms.
• Is intellectual property trivial?
• Fence posts or sign posts? Rethinking patent claim construction.
• Nonrivalry and price discrimination in copyright economics.
• Technology and uncertainty: the shaping effect on copyright law.
• Using social norms to regulate fan fiction and remix culture.
• The case for preferring patent-validity litigation over second-window review and gold-plated patents: when one size doesn't fit all, how could two do the trick?
• The PTO and the market for influence in patent law.
• The use and abuse of IP at the birth of the administrative state.
• Growing pains in the administrative state: the Patent Office's troubled quest for managerial control.
• Institutions and indirectness in intellectual property.
• Understanding patent-quality mechanisms.
• Reinventing discovery: patent law's characterizations of and interventions upon science.