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What
Copenhagen Could Signal About U.S., China, Dec.
17, 2009
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Remember
That China, U.S. Need Each Other, Des Moines
Register, Feb. 22, 2009, at 4OP
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Don't
Expect Olympics to Alter China's Course, Aug. 25,
2008, at 11A
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Congress
May Hurt More Than It Helps with Filesharing Bills, Dec. 4, 2007
The
Detroit News
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Trade
Barriers Won't Contain China’s Cars,
Oct. 25, 2007, at 15A
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Music
Sharing Survives Ruling,
July 3, 2005, at 13A
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Supreme
Court Shouldn't Decide Future of Internet,
Detroit News, Mar. 29, 2005, at 9A (with
Adam Candeub)
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Solving
File-sharing Dispute Avoids Swan Song for Culture,
Feb. 13, 2005, at 15A
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Innovation
Gains Edge in Music, Movie Battle, Aug. 29, 2004,
at 15A
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Digital
Revolution Would Help Connect Detroit and Suburbs,
Mar. 17, 2004, at 11A
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Music
Industry Needs to Embrace Digital Revolution, Feb.
8, 2004, at 13A
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China
Shows Less Interest in Capturing Taiwan,
Dec. 10, 2003, 13A
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Music
Industry Hits Wrong Note Against Piracy, Sept. 14,
2003, at 13A
South
China Morning Post
Managing
Intellectual Property
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Wrong
Time, Wrong Venue,
Sept. 2005, at 20
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Viagra’s
Upside,
Oct. 2004, at 49
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Chilling
Effect,
Mar. 2004, at 27, reprinted as Is Anti-Piracy
Law Stifling Cybersecurity Innovation?, Legal
Times, Mar. 29, 2004, at 20
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These
Chains Don't Bind,
Dec. 2003, at 17
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What's
Old Is New Again,
Sept. 2003, at 24
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The
Downside of Being Harry,
May 2003, at 26, reprinted as Everyone's
Wild About Harry, Corporate Counsel, May 2003, at
98
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Mickey
Mouse, Peter Pan, and the Tall Tale of Copyright
Harmonization,
Apr. 2003, at 24
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Wrestling
with Gator,
Jan. 2003, at 33
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Hoops
'n Harmonization,
Nov. 2002, at 16
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Freeing
the Mouse,
IP Worldwide, Oct. 2002, at 24

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Globaphobia:
Why the Miami Protesters' Arguments Against the Free
Trade Agreement of the Americas Are Flawed? (Nov.
25, 2003) (reprinted on CNN.com)
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Hong
Kong's Crisis Over Proposed Anti-subversion
Legislation: Why It Implicates Not Only Political
Freedoms, but Also China-Hong Kong Tensions (July
24, 2003)
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SARS
and the Patent Race: What Can We Learn from the
HIV/AIDS Crisis? (May 29, 2003)
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How
the International Intellectual Property System, Meant
to Create Global Harmony, Has Created Conflict Instead
(Nov. 14, 2002)
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How
the Motion Picture and Recording Industries Are Losing
the Copyright War by Fighting Misdirected Battles
(Aug. 15,
2002)
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The
Fifth Anniversary of Hong Kong’s Reversion to China:
How It Sheds Light on the Wrongheaded Debate About
China (July
1, 2002)
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New
Technology and the Supreme Court: How Movie Censorship
in the Early Twentieth Century Sheds Light on
Contemporary Issues of Free Speech on the Internet
(May 23,
2002)
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Terrorism
and the Global Digital Divide: Why Bridging the Divide
Is Even More Important After September 11 (Feb.
11, 2002)
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The
Ramifications of China's Entry into the World Trade
Organization: Will the Global Community Benefit?
(Dec. 4, 2001)

Other
Publications
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Copyright
Protection in the Digital Environment: Creating a
Better Digital Future for Hong Kong (2008) (position
paper commissioned by the Journalism and Media Studies
Centre, University of Hong Kong)
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Copyright
Reform and Hong Kong’s Digital Future, Media
Digest (RTHK), July 2007 (expanded on SCMP op-ed)
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Digital
Copyright Reform in Hong Kong: Promoting Creativity
Without Sacrificing Free Speech (2007) (position
paper commissioned by the Journalism and Media Studies
Centre, University of Hong Kong)
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Causes
of Piracy and Counterfeiting in China, Guanxi:
The China Letter, Apr. 2007, at 1 (abridged and
adapted from 19 B.U. Int’l. L.J. 1)
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SARS
and the Patent Race: An Introduction to the
"Patent Law, Social Policy, and Public
Interest" Symposium (Michigan State
University-DCL Public Law & Legal Theory Working
Paper Series, No. 01-17, 2003)
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Lessons
from the Cat and Mouse Game in China (prepared
for the Intellectual Property Academy in Singapore)
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Caveat
Elector: Copyrighted Flaws in Electronic Voting
Machines, Amicus, Summer 2004, at 22 (Michigan
State University College of Law alumni magazine)
(adapted from Chilling Effect)
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The
Cat and Mouse Game in China: Rethinking Institutions,
Participation and Processes (commissioned for
the 2003 SSRC Conference)
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Four
Neglected Issues in the Traditional Knowledge Debate
(supplementary materials for the 2003 SSRC Conference)
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A
Changing World, with Unchanged Principles
(Sept. 2002) (September 11 remembrance)
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