In our Autumn 2013 Journal, we present a Symposium on Antitrust and Intellectual Property, explore Current Cases in Anglo/Lafarge and feature this edition’s Classic, Appropriating the Returns from INdustrial Research and Development. Click here to order a physical copy of our Autumn 2013 Journal.
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Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor – Fall 2013
The CPI Autumn 2013 issue features contributions with a divergence of views (David S. Evans, Antonio Bavasso)
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A Symposium on Antitrust and IP
Competition Authorities Support Grasshoppers: Competition Law as a Threat to Innovation
The danger to innovation is all too obvious for those who can see: it pays to be a grasshopper rather than an ant better to be a copyist than an innovator. Sir Robin Jacob (University of College London)
Intellectual Property Experimentalism By Way Of Competition Law
Competition law and Intellectual Property have divergent intellectual cultures the former more pragmatic and experimentalist; the latter influenced by natural law and vested rights. Tim Wu (US Federal Trade Commission)
Whither Symmetry? Antitrust Analysis of Intellectual Property Rights at the FTC and DOJ
In modern antitrust law, intellectual property rights (IPRs) are treated like all other forms of property. Joshua D. Wright (US Federal Trade Commission) & Dougla
