Edited by François Lévêque, Professor of Law and Economics, École des mines de Paris, France and Howard Shelanski, Georgetown Law, US

'The high-level articles in Antitrust, Patents and Copyright provide an excellent international comparative look at the increasingly important intersection between anti-trust and IP. . . a valuable and welcome contribution to the literature in this field.'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Competition Policy and Intellectual Property: Redefining the Role of Competition Agencies 2. Unilateral Refusals to License in the US 3. The Application of the Essential Facility Doctrine to Intellectual Property Rights under European Competition Law 4. The Strategic Use of Patents: Implications for Antitrust 5. Innovation, Leveraging and Essential Facilities: Interoperability Licensing in the EU Microsoft Case 6. Adverse Selection and the Legal Protection of Intellectual Property Rights 7. Copyright and ‘Market Power’ in the Marketplace of Ideas 8. Copyright and the DMCA: Market Locks and Technological Contracts 9. Abuse of Database Right: Sole-Source Information Banks under the EU Database Directive Index

Edited by François Lévêque, Professor of Law and Economics, École des mines de Paris, France and Howard Shelanski, Georgetown Law, US

'The high-level articles in Antitrust, Patents and Copyright provide an excellent international comparative look at the increasingly important intersection between anti-trust and IP. . . a valuable and welcome contribution to the literature in this field.'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Competition Policy and Intellectual Property: Redefining the Role of Competition Agencies 2. Unilateral Refusals to License in the US 3. The Application of the Essential Facility Doctrine to Intellectual Property Rights under European Competition Law 4. The Strategic Use of Patents: Implications for Antitrust 5. Innovation, Leveraging and Essential Facilities: Interoperability Licensing in the EU Microsoft Case 6. Adverse Selection and the Legal Protection of Intellectual Property Rights 7. Copyright and ‘Market Power’ in the Marketplace of Ideas 8. Copyright and the DMCA: Market Locks and Technological Contracts 9. Abuse of Database Right: Sole-Source Information Banks under the EU Database Directive Index

Edited by François Lévêque, Professor of Law and Economics, École des mines de Paris, France and Howard Shelanski, Georgetown Law, US

'The high-level articles in Antitrust, Patents and Copyright provide an excellent international comparative look at the increasingly important intersection between anti-trust and IP. . . a valuable and welcome contribution to the literature in this field.'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Competition Policy and Intellectual Property: Redefining the Role of Competition Agencies 2. Unilateral Refusals to License in the US 3. The Application of the Essential Facility Doctrine to Intellectual Property Rights under European Competition Law 4. The Strategic Use of Patents: Implications for Antitrust 5. Innovation, Leveraging and Essential Facilities: Interoperability Licensing in the EU Microsoft Case 6. Adverse Selection and the Legal Protection of Intellectual Property Rights 7. Copyright and ‘Market Power’ in the Marketplace of Ideas 8. Copyright and the DMCA: Market Locks and Technological Contracts 9. Abuse of Database Right: Sole-Source Information Banks under the EU Database Directive Index