Shubha Ghosh, Crandall Melvin Professor of Law; Director, Technology Commercialization Law Program and Director, Syracuse Intellectual Property Law Institute, Syracuse University College of Law, USA

‘This book is thought provoking and will be embraced by students and IP scholars. It is also a fascinating source of information for those working in the IP field, such as lawyers and rights holders, to consider the boundaries and evolution of exhaustion.’

• Contents1 Exhaustion as first sale doctrine and beyond 2 Patent law 3 Copyright law 4 Trademark law 5 Some challenging questions for exhaustion 6 Intellectual property exhaustion and international trade 7 Beyond first sale: upcycling and renewal 8 Digital exhaustion 9 Exhaustion, use, and right to repair 10 Replenishing exhaustion

Shubha Ghosh, Crandall Melvin Professor of Law; Director, Technology Commercialization Law Program and Director, Syracuse Intellectual Property Law Institute, Syracuse University College of Law, USA

‘This book is thought provoking and will be embraced by students and IP scholars. It is also a fascinating source of information for those working in the IP field, such as lawyers and rights holders, to consider the boundaries and evolution of exhaustion.’

• Contents1 Exhaustion as first sale doctrine and beyond 2 Patent law 3 Copyright law 4 Trademark law 5 Some challenging questions for exhaustion 6 Intellectual property exhaustion and international trade 7 Beyond first sale: upcycling and renewal 8 Digital exhaustion 9 Exhaustion, use, and right to repair 10 Replenishing exhaustion

Shubha Ghosh, Crandall Melvin Professor of Law; Director, Technology Commercialization Law Program and Director, Syracuse Intellectual Property Law Institute, Syracuse University College of Law, USA

‘This book is thought provoking and will be embraced by students and IP scholars. It is also a fascinating source of information for those working in the IP field, such as lawyers and rights holders, to consider the boundaries and evolution of exhaustion.’

• Contents1 Exhaustion as first sale doctrine and beyond 2 Patent law 3 Copyright law 4 Trademark law 5 Some challenging questions for exhaustion 6 Intellectual property exhaustion and international trade 7 Beyond first sale: upcycling and renewal 8 Digital exhaustion 9 Exhaustion, use, and right to repair 10 Replenishing exhaustion