Edited by Joshua D. Sarnoff, Professor of Law, DePaul University, College of Law, US

• Contents:1. IntroductionJoshua D. Sarnoff2. Climate Science and Policy ResponsesDavid Hunter3. International Law and Institutions for Climate ChangeSanford E. Gaines4. Climate Change, the International Intellectual Property Régime, and Disputes Under the TRIPS AgreementDaniel J. Gervais5. Intellectual Property Rights Under the UNFCCC: Without Response to Developing Countries’ ConcernsCarlos M. Correa6. The Intellectual Property Regime: Are There Lessons for Climate Change Negotiations?Peter Drahos7. Intellectual Property Enforcement and Global Climate ChangePeter K. Yu8. Beyond Technology Transfer: Protecting Human Rights in a Climate-constrained WorldThe International Council On Human Rights Policy 9. Behind the Wall: Global Climate Change and American ReligionRobert K. Musil10. Technology Transfer for Climate Change and Developing Country Viewpoints on Historical Responsibility and Common but Differentiated ResponsibilitiesDalindyebo Shabalala11. Government Choices in Innovation FundingJoshua D. Sarnoff12. Catalyzing Technology Development Through University ResearchJorge L. Contreras and Charles R. McManis 13. Antitrust and Climate ChangeMichael A. Carrier14. Climate Change Innovation, Products and Services Under the GATT/WTO SystemDavid A. Gantz and Padideh Ala’i15. The Role of Government Procurement in Regard to Development, Dissemination and Costs of Climate Change TechnologiesDenis Borges Barbosa and Charlene de Avila Plaza16. Patents and Climate ChangeJoshua D. Sarnoff17. Trade Secrets and Climate Change: Uncovering Secret Solutions to the Problem of Greenhouse Gas EmissionsSharon K. Sandeen and David S. Levine18. The Role of Copyright in the Protection of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change: Is the Current Copyright System Adequate?Estelle Derclaye19. Intellectual Property and Related Rights in Climate DataMichael W. Carroll20. Green MarksChristine Haight Farley21. Standards and Related Intellectual Property Issues for Climate Change TechnologyJorge L. Contreras22. Privacy Issues in Smart Grid DeploymentJennifer M. Urban23. EnergySteven Ferrey24. TransportationPaolo Bifani, David Vivas-Eugui, and Hiafeng Wang25. FoodGeoff Tansey26. Natural ResourcesBaskut TuncakIndex

'Given Di Caprio's acceptance speech at the Oscars, calling on the world to take climate change seriously, this terrific tome could not have been more timely! Boasting a splendid array of scholars and policy makers, it traverses a wide spectrum of issues at the interface of IP and climate change technologies. Professor Joshua Sarnoff needs to be commended for conceptualizing and co-ordinating this project, resulting in a bountiful book that offers incisive insights on one of the foremost policy challenges facing the world today!'--Dr Shamnad Basheer, India'Tackling the climate problem will require the development, deployment and transfer of a wide variety of technologies at a pace and scale unprecedented outside of wartime. This will involve not only the environmental, energy and treaty laws familiar to climate law specialists, but also a bewildering array of issues under intellectual property, trade, procurement and other legal fields. Joshua Sarnoff has done a wonderful job in assembling leading experts from around the world to illuminate these complex matters.'--Michael B. Gerrard, Columbia Law School'In the wake of the Paris Agreement, there is a great need to encourage a transition to a clean energy world economy. Intellectual property and innovation policy will play a critical role in research, development, and deployment of clean technologies. In this context, the Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change edited by Joshua Sarnoff is essential reading. This landmark collection provides a comprehensive examination of the inter-relationship between intellectual property and climate change. Leading authors from around the world tackle topics such as international law, patent law, green trade marks, copyright law, and trade secrets law. The Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change also considers larger public policy issues in respect of climate finance, innovation law and policy, government procurement, standard-setting, and competition law.'--Matthew Rimmer, Queensland University of Technology, Queensland

Edited by Joshua D. Sarnoff, Professor of Law, DePaul University, College of Law, US

• Contents:1. IntroductionJoshua D. Sarnoff2. Climate Science and Policy ResponsesDavid Hunter3. International Law and Institutions for Climate ChangeSanford E. Gaines4. Climate Change, the International Intellectual Property Régime, and Disputes Under the TRIPS AgreementDaniel J. Gervais5. Intellectual Property Rights Under the UNFCCC: Without Response to Developing Countries’ ConcernsCarlos M. Correa6. The Intellectual Property Regime: Are There Lessons for Climate Change Negotiations?Peter Drahos7. Intellectual Property Enforcement and Global Climate ChangePeter K. Yu8. Beyond Technology Transfer: Protecting Human Rights in a Climate-constrained WorldThe International Council On Human Rights Policy 9. Behind the Wall: Global Climate Change and American ReligionRobert K. Musil10. Technology Transfer for Climate Change and Developing Country Viewpoints on Historical Responsibility and Common but Differentiated ResponsibilitiesDalindyebo Shabalala11. Government Choices in Innovation FundingJoshua D. Sarnoff12. Catalyzing Technology Development Through University ResearchJorge L. Contreras and Charles R. McManis 13. Antitrust and Climate ChangeMichael A. Carrier14. Climate Change Innovation, Products and Services Under the GATT/WTO SystemDavid A. Gantz and Padideh Ala’i15. The Role of Government Procurement in Regard to Development, Dissemination and Costs of Climate Change TechnologiesDenis Borges Barbosa and Charlene de Avila Plaza16. Patents and Climate ChangeJoshua D. Sarnoff17. Trade Secrets and Climate Change: Uncovering Secret Solutions to the Problem of Greenhouse Gas EmissionsSharon K. Sandeen and David S. Levine18. The Role of Copyright in the Protection of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change: Is the Current Copyright System Adequate?Estelle Derclaye19. Intellectual Property and Related Rights in Climate DataMichael W. Carroll20. Green MarksChristine Haight Farley21. Standards and Related Intellectual Property Issues for Climate Change TechnologyJorge L. Contreras22. Privacy Issues in Smart Grid DeploymentJennifer M. Urban23. EnergySteven Ferrey24. TransportationPaolo Bifani, David Vivas-Eugui, and Hiafeng Wang25. FoodGeoff Tansey26. Natural ResourcesBaskut TuncakIndex

'Given Di Caprio's acceptance speech at the Oscars, calling on the world to take climate change seriously, this terrific tome could not have been more timely! Boasting a splendid array of scholars and policy makers, it traverses a wide spectrum of issues at the interface of IP and climate change technologies. Professor Joshua Sarnoff needs to be commended for conceptualizing and co-ordinating this project, resulting in a bountiful book that offers incisive insights on one of the foremost policy challenges facing the world today!'--Dr Shamnad Basheer, India'Tackling the climate problem will require the development, deployment and transfer of a wide variety of technologies at a pace and scale unprecedented outside of wartime. This will involve not only the environmental, energy and treaty laws familiar to climate law specialists, but also a bewildering array of issues under intellectual property, trade, procurement and other legal fields. Joshua Sarnoff has done a wonderful job in assembling leading experts from around the world to illuminate these complex matters.'--Michael B. Gerrard, Columbia Law School'In the wake of the Paris Agreement, there is a great need to encourage a transition to a clean energy world economy. Intellectual property and innovation policy will play a critical role in research, development, and deployment of clean technologies. In this context, the Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change edited by Joshua Sarnoff is essential reading. This landmark collection provides a comprehensive examination of the inter-relationship between intellectual property and climate change. Leading authors from around the world tackle topics such as international law, patent law, green trade marks, copyright law, and trade secrets law. The Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change also considers larger public policy issues in respect of climate finance, innovation law and policy, government procurement, standard-setting, and competition law.'--Matthew Rimmer, Queensland University of Technology, Queensland

Edited by Joshua D. Sarnoff, Professor of Law, DePaul University, College of Law, US

• Contents:1. IntroductionJoshua D. Sarnoff2. Climate Science and Policy ResponsesDavid Hunter3. International Law and Institutions for Climate ChangeSanford E. Gaines4. Climate Change, the International Intellectual Property Régime, and Disputes Under the TRIPS AgreementDaniel J. Gervais5. Intellectual Property Rights Under the UNFCCC: Without Response to Developing Countries’ ConcernsCarlos M. Correa6. The Intellectual Property Regime: Are There Lessons for Climate Change Negotiations?Peter Drahos7. Intellectual Property Enforcement and Global Climate ChangePeter K. Yu8. Beyond Technology Transfer: Protecting Human Rights in a Climate-constrained WorldThe International Council On Human Rights Policy 9. Behind the Wall: Global Climate Change and American ReligionRobert K. Musil10. Technology Transfer for Climate Change and Developing Country Viewpoints on Historical Responsibility and Common but Differentiated ResponsibilitiesDalindyebo Shabalala11. Government Choices in Innovation FundingJoshua D. Sarnoff12. Catalyzing Technology Development Through University ResearchJorge L. Contreras and Charles R. McManis 13. Antitrust and Climate ChangeMichael A. Carrier14. Climate Change Innovation, Products and Services Under the GATT/WTO SystemDavid A. Gantz and Padideh Ala’i15. The Role of Government Procurement in Regard to Development, Dissemination and Costs of Climate Change TechnologiesDenis Borges Barbosa and Charlene de Avila Plaza16. Patents and Climate ChangeJoshua D. Sarnoff17. Trade Secrets and Climate Change: Uncovering Secret Solutions to the Problem of Greenhouse Gas EmissionsSharon K. Sandeen and David S. Levine18. The Role of Copyright in the Protection of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change: Is the Current Copyright System Adequate?Estelle Derclaye19. Intellectual Property and Related Rights in Climate DataMichael W. Carroll20. Green MarksChristine Haight Farley21. Standards and Related Intellectual Property Issues for Climate Change TechnologyJorge L. Contreras22. Privacy Issues in Smart Grid DeploymentJennifer M. Urban23. EnergySteven Ferrey24. TransportationPaolo Bifani, David Vivas-Eugui, and Hiafeng Wang25. FoodGeoff Tansey26. Natural ResourcesBaskut TuncakIndex

'Given Di Caprio's acceptance speech at the Oscars, calling on the world to take climate change seriously, this terrific tome could not have been more timely! Boasting a splendid array of scholars and policy makers, it traverses a wide spectrum of issues at the interface of IP and climate change technologies. Professor Joshua Sarnoff needs to be commended for conceptualizing and co-ordinating this project, resulting in a bountiful book that offers incisive insights on one of the foremost policy challenges facing the world today!'--Dr Shamnad Basheer, India'Tackling the climate problem will require the development, deployment and transfer of a wide variety of technologies at a pace and scale unprecedented outside of wartime. This will involve not only the environmental, energy and treaty laws familiar to climate law specialists, but also a bewildering array of issues under intellectual property, trade, procurement and other legal fields. Joshua Sarnoff has done a wonderful job in assembling leading experts from around the world to illuminate these complex matters.'--Michael B. Gerrard, Columbia Law School'In the wake of the Paris Agreement, there is a great need to encourage a transition to a clean energy world economy. Intellectual property and innovation policy will play a critical role in research, development, and deployment of clean technologies. In this context, the Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change edited by Joshua Sarnoff is essential reading. This landmark collection provides a comprehensive examination of the inter-relationship between intellectual property and climate change. Leading authors from around the world tackle topics such as international law, patent law, green trade marks, copyright law, and trade secrets law. The Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Climate Change also considers larger public policy issues in respect of climate finance, innovation law and policy, government procurement, standard-setting, and competition law.'--Matthew Rimmer, Queensland University of Technology, Queensland