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BOOKS

GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS: A HANDBOOK OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH (Edward Elgar, forthcoming 2010) [Co-editor with Dev Gangjee, LSE]

SCHOLARLY ARTICLES AND STUDIES ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

	Notes on the origin of 'intellectual property,' work-in-progress available on SSRN
	Copyright and Its Rewards, Foreseen and Unforeseen, 122 HARV. L. REV. FORUM 81 (2009)
	Should Copyright's Originality Standard be Sort-of Non-Obviousness?, Richmond IPI Virtual Workshop, April 2009 [invited commentary on paper by Professor Joe Miller of Lewis & Clark]
	Created Facts and the Flawed Ontology of Copyright, 83 NOTRE DAME L. REV. 43 (2007)
	American Moral Rights and Fixing the Dastar Gap, 2007 UTAH L. REV. 659 (December 2007)
	Champagne, Feta, and Bourbon: the Spirited Debate about Geographical Indications, 58 HASTINGS LAW JOURNAL 299 (2006)
	Copyright and Incomplete Historiographies - of Piracy, Propertization, and Thomas Jefferson, 79 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 993 (2006)
	Locke's 1694 Memorandum (and More Incomplete Copyright Historiographies), introductory essay posted 2006.
	Size Matters (or Should) in Copyright Law, 75 FORDHAM LAW REVIEW 575 (2005)
	On the Logic of Suing One's Customers and the Dilemma of Infringement-Based Business Models, 23 CARDOZO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 723 (2005)
	Of World Music and Sovereign States, E-Commerce and the Formation of Legal Norms, 35 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO LAW JOURNAL 155 (2004)*
	The Internet and the Persistence of Law, 44 BOSTON COLLEGE LAW REVIEW 359 (2003)
	Fair Use Across Time, 43 UCLA LAW REVIEW 775 (2003)
	How extra-copyright protection of databases can be constitutional, 28 U. DAYTON LAW REVIEW 159 (2003)
	The Line Between Work and Framework, Text and Context, 18 CARDOZO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 19 (2001)
	Recoding Intellectual Property and Overlooked Audience Interest, 77 TEXAS LAW REVIEW 923 (1999)*
	The Personality Interest of Artists and Inventors in Intellectual Property, 16 CARDOZO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 81 (1998) [reprinted in THE MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS: TWENTY YEARS OF CAELJ (Kluwer, 2002)]
	The Philosophy of Intellectual Property, 77 GEORGETOWN LAW JOURNAL 287 (1988)* [reprinted in INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: MORAL, LEGAL, AND INTERNATIONAL DILEMMAS (Moore, ed. 1997); translation in Chinese published in 2 CHINESE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REVIEW 1 (2006)]
*	Except with LEXIS/NEXIS, WESTLAW, or HeinOnline

SCHOLARLY ARTICLES AND STUDIES IN OTHER FIELDS

	Foreign lis alibi pendens, Non Chinese Majority Tribunals and Other Issues of Neutrality in CIETAC Arbitrations, 13 ARBITRATION INTERNATIONAL 63 (Winter 1997)
	A New Generation of State Tax and Expenditure Limitations [with G. Reiman], 22 HARVARD JOURNAL ON LEGISLATION 269 (1985)*
	Group Speech Acts, 7 LINGUISTICS AND PHILOSOPHY 379 (1984)*

TRANSLATIONS [to English]

English translation of SABAM v. S.A. Scarlet, District Court of Brussels, No. 04/8975/A, Decision of 29 June 2007, published in CAELJ Translation Series #001 (with F. Mady and J. Bourrouilhou), 25 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L. J. 1279 (2008)

TRANSLATIONS [to other languages]

	知识产权哲学[The Philosophy of Intellectual Property - Chinese version] 2 CHINESE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REVIEW 1 (2006) [Mr. Yang Cairan and Professor Zhang Ping, translators]
	* * * * * [The Spirited Debate about Geographical Indications - Japanese version] Intellectual Property Law and Policy Journal, University of Hokkaido (forthcoming) [Professor Tetsuya Imamura, translator]

COMMENTARIES

	Network Neutrality and the Copyright Wildcard, The Media Institute, 2 October 2009
	Election Copyright - Campaign Ad Smackdown, The Media Institute, 20 July 2009
	Election Copyright - "You Press the Button, We Do the Rest," The Media Institute, 6 May 2009
	LONDON ECONOMIST debate - Copyrights and wrongs, 5-15 May 2009 [with William Fisher III]       - opening statements       - rebuttals       - closing statements
	Election Copyright - They're Playing Our Song, The Media Institute, 14 April 2009