Edited by Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, Pauline Newman Professor of Law Emerita and Katherine J. Strandburg, Professor of Law, New York University, School of Law, US

‘Rochelle Dreyfuss and Kathy Strandburg have assembled a star-studded cast of contributors for this new and welcome volume. Good academic works about trade secret law have been about as elusive as trade secrets themselves. This volume offers a wonderful contribution to the literature, and will certainly inspire much-needed further research in the area, both in the U.S. and elsewhere.’

• Contents:IntroductionRochelle C. Dreyfuss and Katherine J. StrandburgPART I: FOUNDATIONS1. Trade Secrecy in Willy Wonka’s Chocolate FactoryJeanne C. Fromer2. The Restatements, the Uniform Act and the Status of American Trade Secret LawRobert Denicola3. Trade Secrecy, Innovation and the Requirement of Reasonable Secrecy PrecautionsRobert G. Bone4. Trade Secrecy and Common Law Confidentiality: The Problem of Multiple RegimesCharles Tait Graves5. The Surprising Virtues of Treating Trade Secrets as IP RightsMark A. Lemley6. Trade Secrets as Intellectual Property Rights: A Disgraceful Upgrading – Notes on an Italian ‘Reform’Gustavo Ghidini and Valeria Falce7. Trade Secret Law and Information Development IncentivesMichael RischPART II: SECRECY AND SHARING8. How Trade Secrecy Law Generates a Natural Semicommons of Innovative Know-howJerome H. Reichman9. Open Innovation and the Private-collective Model for Innovation IncentivesEric von Hippel and Georg von Krogh10. Open SecretsMichael J. Madison11. Uncorking Trade Secrets: Sparking the Interaction between Trade Secrecy and Open BiotechnologyGeertrui Van OverwallePART III: IMPACT ON OTHER PUBLIC POLICY ARENAS12. First Amendment Defenses in Trade Secrecy CasesPamela Samuelson13. Trade Secrets and the ‘Philosophy’ of Copyright: A Case of Culture CrashDiane Leenheer Zimmerman14. Trade Secrets and Antitrust LawHarry First15. The Troubling Consequences of Trade Secret Protection of Search Engine RankingsFrank Pasquale16. The Impact of Trade Secrecy on Public TransparencyDavid S. Levine17. Trade Secrets and Information Access in Environmental LawMary L. Lyndon18. Data Secrecy in the Age of Regulatory ExclusivityRebecca S. EisenbergPART IV: INTERNATIONAL ISSUES19. Trade Secrets and Traditional Knowledge: Strengthening International Protection of Indigenous InnovationDoris Estelle Long20. The Limits of Trade Secret Law: Article 39 of the TRIPS Agreement and the Uniform Trade Secrets Act on which it is BasedSharon K. Sandeen21. Test Data Protection: Rights Conferred Under the TRIPS Agreement and Some Effects of TRIPS-plus StandardsCarlos M. CorreaIndex

Edited by Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, Pauline Newman Professor of Law Emerita and Katherine J. Strandburg, Professor of Law, New York University, School of Law, US

‘Rochelle Dreyfuss and Kathy Strandburg have assembled a star-studded cast of contributors for this new and welcome volume. Good academic works about trade secret law have been about as elusive as trade secrets themselves. This volume offers a wonderful contribution to the literature, and will certainly inspire much-needed further research in the area, both in the U.S. and elsewhere.’

• Contents:IntroductionRochelle C. Dreyfuss and Katherine J. StrandburgPART I: FOUNDATIONS1. Trade Secrecy in Willy Wonka’s Chocolate FactoryJeanne C. Fromer2. The Restatements, the Uniform Act and the Status of American Trade Secret LawRobert Denicola3. Trade Secrecy, Innovation and the Requirement of Reasonable Secrecy PrecautionsRobert G. Bone4. Trade Secrecy and Common Law Confidentiality: The Problem of Multiple RegimesCharles Tait Graves5. The Surprising Virtues of Treating Trade Secrets as IP RightsMark A. Lemley6. Trade Secrets as Intellectual Property Rights: A Disgraceful Upgrading – Notes on an Italian ‘Reform’Gustavo Ghidini and Valeria Falce7. Trade Secret Law and Information Development IncentivesMichael RischPART II: SECRECY AND SHARING8. How Trade Secrecy Law Generates a Natural Semicommons of Innovative Know-howJerome H. Reichman9. Open Innovation and the Private-collective Model for Innovation IncentivesEric von Hippel and Georg von Krogh10. Open SecretsMichael J. Madison11. Uncorking Trade Secrets: Sparking the Interaction between Trade Secrecy and Open BiotechnologyGeertrui Van OverwallePART III: IMPACT ON OTHER PUBLIC POLICY ARENAS12. First Amendment Defenses in Trade Secrecy CasesPamela Samuelson13. Trade Secrets and the ‘Philosophy’ of Copyright: A Case of Culture CrashDiane Leenheer Zimmerman14. Trade Secrets and Antitrust LawHarry First15. The Troubling Consequences of Trade Secret Protection of Search Engine RankingsFrank Pasquale16. The Impact of Trade Secrecy on Public TransparencyDavid S. Levine17. Trade Secrets and Information Access in Environmental LawMary L. Lyndon18. Data Secrecy in the Age of Regulatory ExclusivityRebecca S. EisenbergPART IV: INTERNATIONAL ISSUES19. Trade Secrets and Traditional Knowledge: Strengthening International Protection of Indigenous InnovationDoris Estelle Long20. The Limits of Trade Secret Law: Article 39 of the TRIPS Agreement and the Uniform Trade Secrets Act on which it is BasedSharon K. Sandeen21. Test Data Protection: Rights Conferred Under the TRIPS Agreement and Some Effects of TRIPS-plus StandardsCarlos M. CorreaIndex