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==Where does the literature say IP works and does not work?==
==Where does the literature says IP works and does not work?==
 
===Introduction===
===When IP does work===
===When IP doesn't work===
===When IP doesn't matter===
===Academic Research versus Private Research: relation between freedom of research and openness===
===Openness and Publication outputs===
==What are the other incentives mentioned by the literature?==
==What are the other incentives mentioned by the literature?==
==Is there data on "how much of an increase of the tendency towards enclosur or towards openness"==
==Is there a tendency towards secrecy?==


==Is there data on "how much of an increase of the tendency towards enclosure", e.g. how much does the biotechnology field have patented? Has this movement increased over time?==


==Transition to analysis of why this matters to the specific field==


==Navigation==
==Navigation==

Revision as of 11:55, 3 September 2009

Where does the literature says IP works and does not work?

Introduction

When IP does work

When IP doesn't work

When IP doesn't matter

Academic Research versus Private Research: relation between freedom of research and openness

Openness and Publication outputs

What are the other incentives mentioned by the literature?

Is there data on "how much of an increase of the tendency towards enclosur or towards openness"

Is there a tendency towards secrecy?

Navigation

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