P-ISSN 2575-3819
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Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002January 01, 2002 EDT
An Experimental Approach to the Study of Social Norms: The Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Workplace
An Experimental Approach to the Study of Social Norms: The Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Workplace
Yuval Feldman, University of California, Berkeley,
social normssocial equilibriumsworkspaceemployment relationsintellectual propertyRegional Advantagetrade secretcompetition
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002
Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002
- Copyright Term Extensions, the Public Domain and Intertextuality IntertwinedAshley PackardJournal of Intellectual Property
- The DMCA: A Modern Version of the Licensing Act of 1662L. Ray PattersonUniversity of Georgia School of Law
- An Experimental Approach to the Study of Social Norms: The Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights in the WorkplaceYuval FeldmanUniversity of California, Berkeley
- Toward a Definition of Striking Similarity in Infringement Actions for Copyrighted Musical WorksJohn R. Autry
- Trips Article 31(b) and the HIV/AIDS EpidemicJohanna Kehl
- Just Let the Music Play: How Classic Bootlegging Can Buoy the Drowning Music IndustryDawn R. Maynor
- Does the Lanham Act Lose Meaning for Companies That Operate Exclusively Over the Internet?Sheila D. Rizzo
Yuval Feldman & University of California, Berkeley, An Experimental Approach to the Study of Social Norms: The Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Workplace, 10 Ga J.L. & Tech. 59 (2002).