Volume 16, Number 1: Fall 2002

Articles

• "To Promote the Progress of Science": The Copyright Clause and Congress’s Power to Extend Copyrights - Senator Orrin G. Hatch & Thomas R. Lee
• Some Economics of Wireless Communications - Yochai Benkler
• A New Global Patent Regime for Diseases: U.S. and International Legal Issues - Jean O. Lanjouw
• Cable Modem Service and the First Amendment: Adventures in a "Doctrinal Wasteland" - William E. Lee
• From Investor Fantasy to Regulatory Nightmare: Bad Network Economics and the Internet's Inevitable Monopolists - Bruce Abramson

Notes

• A New Era for § 112? Exploring Recent Developments in the Written Description Requirement as Applied to Biotechnology Inventions - Jeffie A. Kopczynski
• Gore, Gibson, and Goldsmith: The Evolution of Internet Metaphors in Law and Commentary - Jonathan H. Blavin & I. Glenn Cohen
• The Uneasy Case For Copyright Extension - Marvin Ammori

Volume 16, Number 2: Spring 2003

Articles

• Adverse Possession for Intellectual Property: Adapting an Ancient Concept to Resolve Conflicts Between Antitrust and Intellectual Property Laws in the Information Age - Constance E. Bagley & Gavin Clarkson
• Indirect Liability for Copyright Infringement: An Economic Perspective - Douglas Lichtman & William Landes
• The Phoenix Precedents: The Unexpected Rebirth of Regional Circuit Jurisdiction Over Patent Appeals and the Need for a Considered Congressional Response - Elizabeth I. Rogers
• Public Subsidies for Open Source? Some Economic Policy Issues of the Software Market - Klaus M. Schmidt & Monika Schnitzer
• A Mathematical Approach to Claim Equivalents and the Doctrine of Equivalents - Raj S. Davé

Book Note

• Genetically Modified Foods: Debating Biotechnology, Michael Ruse & David Castle, eds. - Reviewed by Paul M. Schoenhard