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James J. Kozuch
Lane: Clean Tech Intellectual Property: Eco-marks, Green Patents, and Green Innovation
| European Journal of Risk Regulation 3/2011: pp. 457-459 |
€ 9,52 (including 19 % tax)
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In Clean Tech Intellectual Property: Eco-marks, Green
Patents, and Green Innovation, Eric Lane takes the
position that clean tech intellectual property (IP), or
green IP, differs from IP in other industries because
green IP is characterized by several unique features
of clean tech. These, according to Lane, include a
diversity of technologies, the fact that clean tech
borrows from and builds on prior periods of green
technology R&D and technologies from other industries
such as computers and semiconductors, and
clean tech’s promise of solutions to mitigate climate
change and benefit the environment. |
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Reading of Intimate
Brussels - Living amongst Eurocrats
30 March 2011, 18.30 pm @ European Parliament
For one year, Martin Leidenfrost explored Europe’s capital and wrote fifty
personal – tender, alienated, mischievous – portraits.
“Entertaining, amusing, insightful.” The Gap
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