Facilitating Scientific Research: Intellectual Property Rights and the Norms of Science--A Response to Rai and Eisenberg
FS Kieff - Nw. UL Rev., 2000 - HeinOnline
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Arti Rai's article in the Fall 1999 issue of the Northwestern University Law Review explores
the proper use of both legal rules and prescriptive norms to shape behavior in the basic
biological research community.'Rai's article builds upon the extensive work in this area by
Rebecca Eisenberg, which first attained prominence through Eisenberg's article in the
December 1987 issue of the Yale Law Journal. 2 Eisenberg concludes that the use of
patents in the area of basic biological research may frustrate central
the proper use of both legal rules and prescriptive norms to shape behavior in the basic
biological research community.'Rai's article builds upon the extensive work in this area by
Rebecca Eisenberg, which first attained prominence through Eisenberg's article in the
December 1987 issue of the Yale Law Journal. 2 Eisenberg concludes that the use of
patents in the area of basic biological research may frustrate central
Arti Rai's article in the Fall 1999 issue of the Northwestern University Law Review explores the proper use of both legal rules and prescriptive norms to shape behavior in the basic biological research community.'Rai's article builds upon the extensive work in this area by Rebecca Eisenberg, which first attained prominence through Eisenberg's article in the December 1987 issue of the Yale Law Journal. 2 Eisenberg concludes that the use of patents in the area of basic biological research may frustrate central
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