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Volume 11

Articles:

Richard Warner, Turned On Its Head?: Norms, Freedom, and Acceptable Terms in Internet Contracting

Robert Rogoyski, Learning The Hard Way: The Anti-Circumvention Amendments To The Hong Kong Copyright Ordinance

Comments:

Christopher Miles, Assessing the Need for an International Patent Regime for Inventions in Outer Space

Michael Saunders, Creating Life from Scratch: The Patentability of Synthetic Organisms

J. Matthew Miller III, The Trouble with Traditions: The Split over Eldred's Traditional Contours Guidelines, How They Might Be Applied, and Why They Ultimately Fail

David M.G. Ross, Leveraging Federal Programs to Boost Local Innovation and Encourage Venture Capital Investment: Considering the Small Business Innovation Development Act and Derivative State-Level Incentives, with Specific Implications for Innovators and Legislators in Louisiana and the Southern States

Tulane Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property

The student-run and student-edited Tulane Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property (JTIP) is an official journal of Tulane University Law School, published annually in the fall. It is one of the preeminent journals reflecting on contemporary issues in technology and intellectual property law, cited often in academic works and court opinions. JTIP publishes scholarly and practical articles in addition to student comments and notes. Members of JTIP are selected exclusively by their successful participation in one of two writing competitions held each summer and fall. If you are interested in obtaining a subscription, please visit the subscription page. Thank you.

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