By Emma Williams-Baron, Jessica Milli, Ph.D., Barbara Gault, Ph.D. July 20, 2018 ID: IWPR #C472 About This Report This report investigates differences in women- and men-owned firms’ intellectual property holdings (including patents), their research and development activities, product… Read More »
By Elyse Shaw, M.A., Cynthia Hess, Ph.D. JULY 24, 2018 ID: IWPR #C471 About This Report This report profiles programs designed to increase gender diversity in patenting, innovation, and entrepreneurship in a variety of settings, including academic institutions,… Read More »
The July 2018 issue of Technology & Innovation, the Journal of the National Academy of Inventors, focuses on “the Invention Gender Gap,” highlighting how women are under-represented in the field of innovation. The issue includes articles on the… Read More »
Executive Summary For at least the last 15 years, accelerating with the Obama Administration, the U.S. patent system has been systematically marginalized for all but the largest corporations. Cutting edge startups and entrepreneurs – and their investors… Read More »
By Kevin Madigan, George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School – Center for the Protection of Intellectual Property Adam Mossoff, George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School, Faculty Date Written: April 13, 2017 Abstract Compared… Read More »
The Innovation Alliance today released an updated slide deck highlighting that the U.S. position as a global leader in innovation is under threat. In recent years, U.S. policies have made it harder for inventors and innovators to… Read More »
For approximately four decades starting in the late 1930s, the U.S. patent system was in a state of distress. Courts widely invalidated patents, antitrust risk cast a cloud over licensing arrangements, and antitrust enforcers issued compulsory licensing… Read More »
Ronald Reagan’s Presidential Commission on Industrial Competitiveness assessed the challenges America then faced regarding U.S. industrial competitiveness. It turns out that private property rights foster human flourishing not only for individuals, but also for attaining a competitive… Read More »
The sixth edition of the U.S. Chamber International IP Index “Create” is a blueprint for countries seeking to become true knowledge-based economies through an effective intellectual property (IP) architecture. Every individual economy represents a blank canvas, with… Read More »
Patent rights have long been a bulwark of American economic growth and innovation. Unfortunately, over the past decade, the U.S. patent system has slipped from number one to number 10 in the world. U.S. Supreme Court decisions… Read More »
