Intellectual Property Law Review 2002.

Part 1 - PATENTS : An Analysis of the En Banc Decision in Festo Corp. v. Shoketsu Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Co. and the Doctrine of Equivalents (p 3-55) by Glen P. Belvis, Federal Circuit Bar Journal; A Theory of Claim Interpretation (p 57-138) by Craig Allen Nard, Harvard Journal of Law & Technology; The Evolution and Impact of the Doctrine of Willful Patent Infringement (p 139-199) by Matthew D. Powers and Steven C. Carlson, Syracuse Law Review; Patenting Industry Standards (p 201-250) by Janice M. Mueller, The John Marshall Law Review; Patentability of Human Genes: Our Patent System Can Address the Issues Without Modification (p 251-275) by M. Scott McBride, Marquette Law Review; Part 2 - TRADEMARKS : Trade Dress Undressed: Wal-Mart v. Samara (p 279-299) by Jeffrey M. Samuels and Linda B. Samuels, AIPLA Quarterly Journal; Control of Trademarks by the Intellectual Property Holding Company (p 301-348) by Pamela S. Chestek, IDEA: Journal of Law and Technology; One and Inseparable: Dilution and Infringement in Trademark Law (p 349-436) by Gerard N. Magliocca, Minnesota Law Review; Part 3 - COPYRIGHT : Locating Copyright Within the First Amendment Skein (p 439-524) by Neil Weinstock Netanel, Stanford Law Review; State Ownership of Copyrights in Primary Law Materials (p 525-563) by Irina Y. Dmitrieva, Hastings Comm/Ent Law Journal; Givers, Takers, and Other Kinds of Users: A Fair Use Doctrine for Cyberspace (p 565-640) by Ruth Okediji, Florida Law Review; Part 4 - MISCELLANEOUS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY : Antitrust & Intellectual Property: Unresolved Issues at the Heart of the New Economy (p 643-667) by Robert Pitofsky, Berkeley Technology Law Journal.