Adam D. Moore is a Professor in the Information School at the University of Washington. His publications include Privacy Rights: Moral and Legal Foundations (2010), and Privacy, Security, and Accountability (2015).

• Introduction; 1. A Lockean theory of intellectual property; 2. Self-defense, investment, and labor: a new Lockean argument for intellectual property; 3. Intellectual property, personality, and misrepresentation; 4. Intellectual property and the prisoner's dilemma; 5. Mill, rights, and intellectual property; 6. Intellectual property and its critics; 7. Conclusions: privacy, personality, and intangible property.

Adam D. Moore is a Professor in the Information School at the University of Washington. His publications include Privacy Rights: Moral and Legal Foundations (2010), and Privacy, Security, and Accountability (2015).

• Introduction; 1. A Lockean theory of intellectual property; 2. Self-defense, investment, and labor: a new Lockean argument for intellectual property; 3. Intellectual property, personality, and misrepresentation; 4. Intellectual property and the prisoner's dilemma; 5. Mill, rights, and intellectual property; 6. Intellectual property and its critics; 7. Conclusions: privacy, personality, and intangible property.

Adam D. Moore is a Professor in the Information School at the University of Washington. His publications include Privacy Rights: Moral and Legal Foundations (2010), and Privacy, Security, and Accountability (2015).

• Introduction; 1. A Lockean theory of intellectual property; 2. Self-defense, investment, and labor: a new Lockean argument for intellectual property; 3. Intellectual property, personality, and misrepresentation; 4. Intellectual property and the prisoner's dilemma; 5. Mill, rights, and intellectual property; 6. Intellectual property and its critics; 7. Conclusions: privacy, personality, and intangible property.