Ian Ward: The Trials of Charles I

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Introduction to the ‘The Spectral Nature of Intellectual Property’ Pólemos
4. Focus
5. The Spectre of the Machine: Finding Space for Empirical Inventions in Patent Law
6. Copyright, Ghosts, Information
7. Impossible Realities and Intellectual Property: Specters of Value in Amie Siegel’s Provenance
8. The Emergence of Yoga-as-Property in American Law: The Haunting Presence of Commercial Logics from Swami Vivekananda to Bikram’s Hot Yoga
9. Spectres of Intellectual Property in the Soviet Union: The Development and Recognition of the Inventor’s Certificate
10. “A Name Which to Them is Sacred”: Quakers and Religious Trademarks in American Enterprise
11. Schrödinger’s Rose: Indeterminacy and Contingent Futures in the Plant Variety Rights System of Aotearoa New Zealand
12. Non-singular Logics of Intellectual Property in Biomedical Innovation
13. Spectral Shadows in Scientific Practice: Unveiling the Haunting Effects of Authorship and Scientific Capital Accumulation
14. Research
15. Domination and Submission. From the Idea of ‘Legal Personality’ Back to the Metaphor of the ‘Mask’
16. “The Whore That Lost Everything”: The Tyranny of Law and the Queer Feminisation of Soft Power as Explored in Black Sails
17. Book Review
18. Ian Ward: The Trials of Charles I