This document discusses intellectual property rights and related concepts. It addresses different types of intellectual property like copyrights, patents, and trademarks. It also discusses challenges around balancing exclusive rights with open access and preventing a "tragedy of the commons" or "tragedy of the non-commons" where either overconsumption or underproduction can occur. Potential solutions proposed include liability rules, compulsory licensing, and alternative compensation systems to maintain this balance.
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1. Intellectual Property Rights
by Jongsoo(Jay) Yoon
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/deed.ko
2. Tragedy of the Commons 텍스트
텍스트
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3. Tragedy of the Commons
non-exclusion or exclusive
commons
but rivalry
private
ownership
government
regulation
self
regulation
overconsumption
public goods
as the infrastructure
privatization
with the market
4. government regulation
self regulation
Elinor Ostrom
private ownership
privatization
with the market
pine tree protection association
“Governing the Commons”
transaction cost
monopoly of the infrastructure
common goods
as the infrastructure
Tragedy of the Commons
control by public authorities
5. Free Ride on the Commons
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6. commons
non exclusion
and non rivalry
intellectual
property
supply by
government
public
subsidies
underproduction
Free Ride on the Commons
public goods
as the infrastructure
privatization
with the market
7. Free Ride on the Commons
public supply
through public organizations
public subsidies
public funds
intellectual property
as the exclusive right
privatization
with the market
patronage system
open science
public goods
as the infrastructure
financial incentive
for innovation and creativity
8. Physical Commons and Intellectual Commons
non exclusion
rivalry
non exclusion
non rivalry
overconsumption underproduction
regulation incentive
infrastructure infrastructure
16. Out of the Balance
transaction costs
market failure
monopoly of the Infrastructure
increasing costs for the innovation and creativity
obstacles to the incremental and cumulative innovation
hindrance to the cultural diversity
17. Out of the Balance
extension of objects and periods
patent for software and BM
TPM
mickey mouse act
!
putting the cart before the horse
patent troll
patent as a defensive measure
copyright against free expression
!
destruction of the commons
aggressive IP policy e.g. Bay-Dole Act
globalization of IP
digital contents on the internet
18. Tragedy of the Non Commons
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19. (1) trying to keep the Balance
property rule
exclusive right
liability rule
right for the compensation
compulsory license
ACS (alternative compensation system)
free use with compensation
various schemes
opt-in, opt-out or mandatory by the law