Volume 38 Number 1 -- Fall 2004

Symposium: Intellectual Property at a Crossroads: the Use of the Past in Intellectual Property Jurisprudence

Table of Contents

Intellectual Property at a Crossroads: Why History Matters by Peter K. Yu

Everything Old is New Again: Dickens to Digital by Joseph J. Beard

Copyright and the Victorian Internet: Telegraphic Property Laws in Colonial Australia by Lionel Bently

The Commodification of Patents 1600-1836: How Patents Became Rights and Why We Should Care by Oren Bracha

Digital Property / Analog History by Susan Scafidi

Intellectual Property and Public Policy in Historical Perspective: Contestation and Settlement by Susan Sell

Currents and Crosscurrents in the International Intellectual Property Regime by Peter K. Yu

Article

The Next Generation of Transnational / Domestic Constitutional Law Scholarship: a Reply to Professor Tushnet by David Fontana

Note

Doctoring Fraud and Abuse: Enforcement of Stark and the Anti-Kickback Law in Physician Recruitment May Be Bad For Your Health by Jeremy Fine Bollinger