Prolusion: what is intellectual property (And why should you care about it anyway?) - A layperson''s guide to intellectual property law Lateef Mtima; Introduction: intellectual property social justice theory: history, development, and description Lateef Mtima and Steven Jamar; Part I. IP Social Justice Foundations: 1. Mapping the IP social justice frontier Peter Menell; 2. The Indians who were not heard and the band that must not be named: racial formation and social justice in intellectual property law Margaret Chon and Robert Chang; 3. Intellectual property social justice: a theoretical rationale Lateef Mtima; Part II. IP Social Justice in Major Intellectual Property Domains: 4. People are the lifeblood of innovation: IP-SJ and patents Mason Marks; 5. Copyright and the interdependent relationship between social utility and social justice Lateef Mtima; 6.
Trademarks, legal remedies, and social injustices Hannibal Travis; 7. Trade secrets from an IP social justice perspective Steven Jamar; 8. Tattoo use: what does the right of publicity have to do with it? Yolanda King and Lateef Mtima; Part III. IP Social Justice: Historical Perspectives: 9. Copyright, music, and race: the case of mirror cover recordings Robert Brauneis; 10. They knew it all along: patents, social justice, and fights for civil rights Kara Swanson; 11. Unequal copyright in the 19th century Zvi Rosen; Part IV. IP Social Justice indoes the right of publicity have to do with it? Yolanda King and Lateef Mtima; Part III.
IP Social Justice: Historical Perspectives: 9. Copyright, music, and race: the case of mirror cover recordings Robert Brauneis; 10. They knew it all along: patents, social justice, and fights for civil rights Kara Swanson; 11. Unequal copyright in the 19th century Zvi Rosen; Part IV. IP Social Justice in the Political Economy: Engaging Activism; Achieving Change: 12. Applying social justice principles in the practice of IP Law Krista Cox; 13. The lead sheet problem in music copyright: Williams and Skidmore revealed the systematic diminution of pop music''s aural composers Sean O''Connor; 14. Works of ''Recognized Stature'' under VARA: Recognized by whom? Sue Liemer; 15.
Intellectual property empowerment and protection for prisoners John Whitman; 16. User-generated transformation: IP, social justice, and fanworks Elizabeth Rosenblatt; 17. Libraries, copyright exceptions, and social justice Jonathan Band and Brandon Butler; 18. A social justice perspective on IP protection for artificial intelligence programs Steven Jamar; Part VI. IP Social Justice in Global Perspective: 19. Intellectual property social justice on the international plane Zehra Betül Ayranci; 20. IP, social justice & human development: empowering female entrepreneurs through trademark law J. Janewa Osei Tutu; 21.
Controversial trademarks: a comparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22. Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23. The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24. IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, aspiring for social justice Shubha Ghosh; 26. A primer on critical race IP Deidre Keller and Anjali Vats; 27. Intellectual property after George Floyd Madhavi Sundar.
does the right of publicity have to do with it? Yolanda King and Lateef Mtima; Part III. IP Social Justice: Historical Perspectives: 9. Copyright, music, and race: the case of mirror cover recordings Robert Brauneis; 10. They knew it all along: patents, social justice, and fights for civil rights Kara Swanson; 11. Unequal copyright in the 19th century Zvi Rosen; Part IV. IP Social Justice in the Political Economy: Engaging Activism; Achieving Change: 12. Applying social justice principles in the practice of IP Law Krista Cox; 13. The lead sheet problem in music copyright: Williams and Skidmore revealed the systematic diminution of pop music''s aural composers Sean O''Connor; 14.
Works of ''Recognized Stature'' under VARA: Recognized by whom? Sue Liemer; 15. Intellectual property empowerment and protection for prisoners John Whitman; 16. User-generated transformation: IP, social justice, and fanworks Elizabeth Rosenblatt; 17. Libraries, copyright exceptions, and social justice Jonathan Band and Brandon Butler; 18. A social justice perspective on IP protection for artificial intelligence programs Steven Jamar; Part VI. IP Social Justice in Global Perspective: 19. Intellectual property social justice on the international plane Zehra Betül Ayranci; 20. IP, social justice & human development: empowering female entrepreneurs through trademark law J.
Janewa Osei Tutu; 21. Controversial trademarks: a comparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22. Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23. The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24. IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, aspiring for social justice Shubha Ghosh; 26. A primer on critical race IP Deidre Keller and Anjali Vats; 27.
Intellectual property after George Floyd Madhavi Sundar. A social justice perspective on IP protection for artificial intelligence programs Steven Jamar; Part VI. IP Social Justice in Global Perspective: 19. Intellectual property social justice on the international plane Zehra Betül Ayranci; 20. IP, social justice & human development: empowering female entrepreneurs through trademark law J. Janewa Osei Tutu; 21. Controversial trademarks: a comparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22. Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23.
The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24. IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, aspiring for social justice Shubha Ghosh; 26. A primer on critical race IP Deidre Keller and Anjali Vats; 27. Intellectual property after George Floyd Madhavi Sundar.omparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22. Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23.
The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24. IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, aspiring for social justice Shubha Ghosh; 26. A primer on critical race IP Deidre Keller and Anjali Vats; 27. Intellectual property after George Floyd Madhavi Sundar.does the right of publicity have to do with it? Yolanda King and Lateef Mtima; Part III. IP Social Justice: Historical Perspectives: 9.
Copyright, music, and race: the case of mirror cover recordings Robert Brauneis; 10. They knew it all along: patents, social justice, and fights for civil rights Kara Swanson; 11. Unequal copyright in the 19th century Zvi Rosen; Part IV. IP Social Justice in the Political Economy: Engaging Activism; Achieving Change: 12. Applying social justice principles in the practice of IP Law Krista Cox; 13. The lead sheet problem in music copyright: Williams and Skidmore revealed the systematic diminution of pop music''s aural composers Sean O''Connor; 14. Works of ''Recognized Stature'' under VARA: Recognized by whom? Sue Liemer; 15. Intellectual property empowerment and protection for prisoners John Whitman; 16.
User-generated transformation: IP, social justice, and fanworks Elizabeth Rosenblatt; 17. Libraries, copyright exceptions, and social justice Jonathan Band and Brandon Butler; 18. A social justice perspective on IP protection for artificial intelligence programs Steven Jamar; Part VI. IP Social Justice in Global Perspective: 19. Intellectual property social justice on the international plane Zehra Betül Ayranci; 20. IP, social justice & human development: empowering female entrepreneurs through trademark law J. Janewa Osei Tutu; 21. Controversial trademarks: a comparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22.
Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23. The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24. IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, aspiring for social justice Shubha Ghosh; 26. A primer on critical race IP Deidre Keller and Anjali Vats; 27. Intellectual property after George Floyd Madhavi Sundar. A social justice perspective on IP protection for artificial intelligence programs Steven Jamar; Part VI.
IP Social Justice in Global Perspective: 19. Intellectual property social justice on the international plane Zehra Betül Ayranci; 20. IP, social justice & human development: empowering female entrepreneurs through trademark law J. Janewa Osei Tutu; 21. Controversial trademarks: a comparative analysis Mairana Bernal Fandiño; 22. Exposing gender bias in intellectual property law: the UK music industries Mteka Potocnik; 23. The role of non-rightsholders advocates and academics in achieving social justice balance in copyright: The case of Colombia Marcela Palacio Puerta; Part VII. IP Social Justice: The Future of the Global IP Ecosystem: 24.
IP and social justice futures Debora Halbert and Billy Meinke; 25. Patenting custom fit, asp.