Innovation, Competition and Collaboration

Edited by Dana Beldiman, Professor, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany and Professor-in-Residence, University of California Law San Francisco and Partner, Squire Patton Boggs LLP, San Francisco, US

• Contents:INTRODUCTIONExclusion and Inclusion: The Role of IP Laws in a Shared Knowledge EnvironmentDana BeldimanPART I THE INTERSECTION OF STANDARDS, FRAND AND COMPETITION LAW 1. Coopetition: The Role of IPRsGustavo Ghidini and Andrea Stazi 2. FRAND, Hold-up and Hold-outThomas Vinje3. Standardization, IPRs and Open Innovation in Synthetic BiologyTimo Minssen and Jakob B. Wested PART II PRIVATE ORDERING IN A SHARED KNOWLEDGE ENVIRONMENT 4. Openness in Trademark Law: A Viable Paradigm?Annette Kur 5. Managing the Risks of Intellectual Property Interdependence in the Age of Open Innovation Jacques de Werra 6. Expressive Dimensions of Design: A Question of Incentive?Dana Beldiman PART III ALLOWING FOR CREATIVE SPACE TOWARDS AN OPEN ENVIRONMENT7. A Positive Status for the Public DomainSéverine Dusollier 8. Why Protecting Internet Service Providers From Liability For Users' Copyright Infringement Has Been A Policy SuccessMichael W. Carroll 9. Exhaustion of Rights: A Concept for the Digital World?Ansgar Ohly Index

‘This timely collection guides us to rethink the role of intellectual property law in a shared knowledge environment. Covering a wide range of topics - from smartphone wars to fashion design and from synthetic biology to digital content - this book greatly advances our understanding of open and collaborative innovation.’