Intellectual property law is caught in a widespread debate over whether it should serve incentive or natural rights objectives, and what the best means for achieving those ends are. This article reports a series of experiments revealing that these debates are actually orthogonal to how most users and many creators understand intellectual property law. The most common perception of intellectual property among the American public is that intellectual property law is designed to prevent plagiarism. The plagiarism fallacy in intellectual property law is not an innocuous misperception. This fallacy likely helps explain pervasive illegal infringing activity on the Internet, common dismissal of copyright warnings, and other previously puzzling beh...
This piece reviews Economic and Legal Dimensions, which presents a pragmatic economic theory about t...
In this Essay, the author argues that in assessing the performance of the intellectual property laws...
This article examines the expansion of the subject matter that can be protected under intellectual p...
Intellectual property law is caught in a widespread debate over whether it should serve incentive or...
Though the success of intellectual property law depends upon its ability to affect human perception ...
<div><p>Studies with convenience samples have suggested that the lay public’s conception of intellec...
Studies with convenience samples have suggested that the lay public's conception of intellectual pro...
In the United States, intellectual property law is usually viewed as serving economics, by providing...
Increased use of the intellectual property label to describe copyright and related areas of law has ...
Hostility to copyright has a long and honorable history. In the nineteenth century, for example, Lor...
In addition to whatever else it might do to serve the public interest, intellectual property diminis...
In the United States, intellectual property law is usually viewed as serving an economic policy, by ...
(Excerpt) Intellectual property (“IP”) scholarship has a unique distinction among legal academic dis...
The interdisciplinarity of intellectual property and taxation poses many challenges to the disparate...
Patents, copyrights, trademarks and related interests are known as intellectual property (IP). It ha...
This piece reviews Economic and Legal Dimensions, which presents a pragmatic economic theory about t...
In this Essay, the author argues that in assessing the performance of the intellectual property laws...
This article examines the expansion of the subject matter that can be protected under intellectual p...
Intellectual property law is caught in a widespread debate over whether it should serve incentive or...
Though the success of intellectual property law depends upon its ability to affect human perception ...
<div><p>Studies with convenience samples have suggested that the lay public’s conception of intellec...
Studies with convenience samples have suggested that the lay public's conception of intellectual pro...
In the United States, intellectual property law is usually viewed as serving economics, by providing...
Increased use of the intellectual property label to describe copyright and related areas of law has ...
Hostility to copyright has a long and honorable history. In the nineteenth century, for example, Lor...
In addition to whatever else it might do to serve the public interest, intellectual property diminis...
In the United States, intellectual property law is usually viewed as serving an economic policy, by ...
(Excerpt) Intellectual property (“IP”) scholarship has a unique distinction among legal academic dis...
The interdisciplinarity of intellectual property and taxation poses many challenges to the disparate...
Patents, copyrights, trademarks and related interests are known as intellectual property (IP). It ha...
This piece reviews Economic and Legal Dimensions, which presents a pragmatic economic theory about t...
In this Essay, the author argues that in assessing the performance of the intellectual property laws...
This article examines the expansion of the subject matter that can be protected under intellectual p...