Chapter 3: Are negative spaces likely to be fragile?
Rochelle Dreyfuss was a key early contributor to the scholarship exploring the possibilities of “Intellectual Production Without Intellectual Property” (IP Without IP), sometimes also referred to as innovation in IP’s “Negative Space.” In this article, we explore Dreyfuss’s contributions to that field, and address some of the questions she posed about the possible reach of the negative space contributions, as well as how durable low-IP innovation communities were likely to be.
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Show ItemsFront Matter
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Part I: ADDRESSING BOUNDARIES AND IMBALANCE
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Show ItemsPart II: PUBLIC HEALTH, PANDEMICS AND CRISES
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Show ItemsPart III: PATENT CHALLENGES
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Show ItemsPart IV: DISPUTE SETTLEMENT AND COURT SPECIALIZATION
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Show ItemsPart V: AUTHORS AND INVENTORS
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Show ItemsPart VI: EXPRESSIVE GENERICITY AND FREEDOMS
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Show ItemsPart VII: INFORMATION/DATA AND CONFIDENTIALITY/PUBLICITY
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Show ItemsPart VIII: NON-DISCRIMINATION ISSUES
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Show ItemsPart IX: MAKING INTERNATIONAL IP AND INVESTMENT LAW
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Show ItemsPart X: INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL DRIVERS
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