Foreword Chairman and CEO James E. Malackowski, Ocean Tomo, LLC
Preface
Part I – Specific intellectual property licensing policies
Authors’transfer and license contracts under U.S. copyright law Prof. Jane C. Ginsburg, Columbia Law School
Copyright licensing: a European view Prof. Alain Strowel, Facultés Universitaires St-Louis, Brussels
ALI Principles of the Law of Software Contracts: Some Proposals for a Global Software Licensing Policy Prof. Robert A. Hillman, Cornell Law School / Prof. Maureen O’Rourke, Boston University
Clarifications and complications in enforcing open source software licenses Prof. Bob Gomulkiewicz, University of Washington
Issues in modern licensing of factual information and databases Prof. Raymond T. Nimmer, University of Houston Law Center
International patent licensing Mark Anderson, Shillingford (Oxfordshire)
The licensing of trade secrets and know-how John Hull, London
Technology licensing between academic institutions and private companies Prof. Heinz Goddar, Munich
Trademark licensing: the once and future narrative Neil Wilkof, Tel Aviv
Part II – Common intellectual property licensing policies
Developing socially responsible intellectual property licensing policies: non-exclusive licensing initiatives in the pharmaceutical sector Peter Beyer, Senior Advisor, Department of Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property, World Health Organization
A concept proposal for a model intellectual property commercial law Lorin Brennan, Los Angeles / Jeff C. Dodd, Houston
Intellectual property licensing agreements and bankruptcy Dr. Mark Reutter, Zurich
The law governing international intellectual property licensing agreements (a conflict of laws analysis) Prof. Pedro de Miguel Asensio, University of Madrid
Licensing and arbitration Prof. François Dessemontet, Saint Barthélemy
