Intellectual Property

The anthology is a useful reference that any scholar interested in intellectual property and any decent library would want on their shelves. -- Ned Hettinger, College of Charleston
A fine selection of insightful and provocative readings dealing with an important—and rapidly changing—area of the law, in the United States and the world. -- David N. Mayer, Capital University Law School
The essays in this volume . . . present insightful analyses from a wide variety of perspectives. -- Sanford G. Thatcher, director, Penn State Press
This anthology will be particularly useful as a basic or supplemental text for law school courses in intellectual property as well as courses (both graduate and undergraduate) in related fields such as business and I definitely would use the anthology in both philosophy of law and computers courses . . . Covers issues of interest to students such as computer hacking and the World Wide Web. -- James W. Child, Bowling Green State University
This volume is a very welcome contribution to what is likely to be a lively field of academic and legal controversy for decades to come. It will contribute to a better understanding of intellectual property . . . Moore's anthology should be of interest not only to philosophers and lawyers but to those involved in the production of works typically thought to be protected by intellectual property rights. -- Donald C. Hubin, Ohio State University