The Procedural Foundations of Information Regulation

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Lewis & Clark Law Review

Abstract

In the academy, legal scholarship on intellectual property, or "IP, "abounds, most of it focusing on the substance of IP. Far less, however, is written about the procedural aspects of IP. This Article focuses on the often-ignored procedural foundations of IP and suggests-at a minimum-that procedure so thoroughly pervades IP that IP's true foundations might be in procedure rather than substance. Considering "IP as procedure" may further allow us to recognize that IP procedures may need to be reconceptualized within a broader field of information regulation procedures.

First Page

109

Last Page

144

Publication Date

2020

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