Canada ranks a disappointing 16th in WIPO’s latest Global Innovation Index. If Canada wants to rise in those rankings, it must stop basing its intellectual property policies on general presumptions about patent law. Instead, it ought to use empirical evidence and tools to tailor-make policy decisions. For that reason, the Centre for Intellectual Property Policy […] Read more
Read the CIPP’s new report Digital Patrimony: Facebook, Bitcoin, and a Good Death. A fascinating compilation of research produced by McGill students between 2014 and 2016. Read more
During the Fall 2015 semester, Professor Moyse and the Senior Advisor for the Marketplace Framework Policy Branch of Industry Canada, Jean-Arpad Français, convened the Research Seminar: Intellectual Property Policy in the Making. This course stemmed from collaboration between Industry Canada and the McGill Centre for Intellectual Property Policy and was conceived as a way for McGill students to become involved in […] Read more