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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2011 · 1H 19M

Adrian Johns: The Crisis of Intellectual Property

from Center for Global Humanities · host Adrian Johns

A crisis of intellectual property looms in several key areas of today’s information economy. In pharmaceuticals and agriculture conflicts over patenting rage, while in the realm of digital media intellectual property rights and their policing provoke ferocious debates. This seminar puts this crisis into historical context, examining how intellectual property came into being in the first place, why it is now so controversial, and what may happen to it in the future.

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