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Most academic writing on direct government spending as an innovation policy tool focuses on how this mechanism compares with other policies ...

Natalie Ram (Baltimore Law) applies the tools of innovation policy to the problem of criminal justice technology in her latest article, Inn...

It has been a while since the last update to my Classic Patent Scholarship , so I thought I would add some works that I view as "classi...

My colleague and friend Josh Sarnoff (DePaul) sent me a review copy of the book he edited: Intellectual Property and Climate Change, even th...

Innovation is the focus of IP law, but innovation is rarely viewed as an end in and of itself—rather, it is desirable because it often leads...

I've written about innovation policy experimentation and about incentives beyond IP , so I was interested in a new working paper posted...

I highly recommend two recently posted articles on declining innovation incentives for diagnostic tests, particularly due to changes in pate...

The second "Innovation Law Beyond IP" conference at Yale Law School is this weekend. I helped organize the first conference last y...

I wrote the following post for the Balkinization blog symposium for the upcoming Innovation Law Beyond IP 2 conference at Yale Law School, ...

Jessica Silbey (Suffolk Law) has posted an excerpt from the introduction of her new book,  The Eureka Myth: Creators, Innovators, and Everyd...

The American Quarter Horse is a breed that excels at sprinting over short distances—Quarter Horse races may range from 220 to 870 yards. ...

 Dirk Czarnitzki and four coauthors from a variety of institutions have posted Individual Versus Institutional Ownership of University-Disco...

A long running debate in the modeling of innovation is whether discoveries are sure to arise by targeted research investment or by unexpecte...

I've received my new copy of Public Universities and Regional Growth: Insights from the University of California , edited by Martin Kenn...

I just posted my symposium essay from U.C. Irvine's Meaning of Myriad Conference: Patentable Subject Matter and Non-Patent Innovation I...

I was thrilled to participate this past Sunday in the Innovation Law Beyond IP Conference at Yale Law School hosted by the Information Soci...

On Sunday the Yale Law School Information Society Project is hosting our Innovation Law Beyond IP conference, at which I'll be moderati...

Since my prior two updates, we have five new posts in the Innovation Law Beyond IP blog symposium. First, Michael Burstein and Fiona Murr...

Following up on my opening post and our first four contributions , we have another four posts in the Innovation Law Beyond IP blog symposiu...

Four new posts in the Innovation Law Beyond IP blog symposium at Balkinization! First, Camilla Hrdy describes her paper Local Commercializ...