There is much we do not understand about the" location" of innovation: the confluence, for a
particular innovation, of the technology associated with the innovation; the innovating firm's …

The boundaries of technology-intensive firms are determined not only by economic
considerations, but also by legal constraints. The law plays a dual role: First, by granting …

This Article on" intrapreneurship" has several goals. First, it points out that while much of the
legal literature on innovation is concerned with startups (entrepreneurship), the innovation …

Patent law promotes innovations that are different from what the world already knows. This
may seem a truism: What is innovation other than the search for new things? 1 But mere …

This Article addresses the potentially negative implications of proposed antitrust legislation
on the entrepreneurial ecosystem in general, with a particular focus on the venture …

Conventional wisdom states that intellectual property or some other barrier to imitation is a
prerequisite for intellectual production: without it, innovators' will decline to place capital at …

The story of pioneering biotechnology firm Genentech illustrates the complex ways in which
intellectual property rights impact the structure of innovative industries. In the 1970s, scientist …

This Article asks whether intellectual property (IP) law should favor small innovative firms. I
was motivated to analyze this question by three observations. 1. Small innovative firms make …

Given that the American legal system supports markets that make technological
advancement economically feasible and thus attractive to investors, it may be said that our …

Both theory and empirics support the primacy of technological innovation in securing long-
term economic growth and, ultimately, human welfare.'Innovation will also be central to …