A Critical Introduction to Intellectual Property Law

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'This new textbook will be an illuminating read for all students and scholars of intellectual property.' Luke McDonagh, Assistant Professor, LSE Law School 'Blending textbook, casebook and exercise book, adding the historical, philosophical and economic angles to the law, and illustrating it with relevant pictures to make it more concrete and alive, this book helps not only learn but think critically and holistically about intellectual property law.' Estelle Derclaye, Professor, University of Nottingham 'Patrick Goold's book is a terrific and at times terrifying exposition of the shifting sands on which the modern IP system is built. Still, the text wears its learning lightly. Filled with primary sources and colourful examples, students will love it.' Martin Kretschmer, University of Glasgow 'This is a wonderful bridge text between undergraduate political science/history textbooks and law school textbooks.' Tiffany Nichols, Northeastern University 'This new books presents the core IP rights in an original way with diverse illustrated examples to bring to life the legal principles in a contemporary context. Impressive!' Janice Denoncourt, Nottingham Trent University 'This is a very detailed and critical textbook which has a highly structured approach to an introduction to intellectual property law. It has good scaffolding and an excellent level of detail in its discussions, as well as a variety of self-assessment questions and prompts for further discussion.' Aislinn O'Connell, Royal Holloway, University of London 'It is a unique IP textbook in the field that I am sure students will enjoy as it has a diverse mix of case studies, imagery and historical facts designed to engage their interest in the subject.' Janice Denoncourt, Nottingham Trent University