Doris Long Consulting 

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Works in Progress

• Solving Vaccine Inequality One Copyright At a Time (Work in Progress) 
  
• Copyright, Privacy and the Broken Chain  of Human Dignity (Work in Progress)
• Radical Patents for a Post-COVID World (Work in Progress)
  
• Not Quite Ready for Prime Time: Copyright AI, Big Data and the Next Technology Challenge (Work in Progress)
  
• Copyright Surrogacy: Recapturing the Public Domain One Digitized Cultural Work at a Time (Work in Progress)

Forthcoming​​​

• Exposing the Processes of Empire in the International Protection of Intellectual Propertyin Intellectual Property In Context: Towards a Law and Society Perspective (Cambridge University Press 2020)(co-eds. Debora Halbert and William T. Gallagher) (forthcoming)
  
• Mapping the New Geographies of “Flexible” Intellectual Property Rights in the 21st Centuryin Flashpoints  (Quid Pro Quo Press)(Alexandra George, ed.) (forthcoming)​
  

2021 

• Innovation Policies:  Roadblocks to Establishing Sustainable Pharmaceutical Innovation Policies, TRIPS Agreement , Health and Pharmaceuticals  (Routledge Press 2021) (co-eds. Srividhya Ragavan and Amara Vanni)

2018

• Copyright Reform in the 21st Century: Adding Privacy Considerations Into the Normative Mix in Making Copyright Work for the Asian Pacific ? Juxtaposing Harmonisation with Flexibility (ANU Press 2018)(Updated and Revised)(Chapter 4)
  
• Effective Measures For Curbing Counterfeiting and Piracy in Online Transactions, AMCHAM Philippines Business Journal (April 2018)
  

​2017

• 21st Century Copyright Reform: Adding Privacy Considerations Into the Normative Mix in Making Copyright Work for the Asian Pacific ? Juxtaposing Harmonisation with Flexibility (ANU Press 2017)(Online only)(Chapter 5)​​

​2015

• Deviant Globalization and the Rise of Diverse Interests in the Multilateral Protection of Intellectual Property in Diversity in Intellectual Property: Identities, Interests and Intersections (Cambridge University Press 2015)(co-eds. Irene Calboli & Srividhya Ragavan)(Chapter 3)
  
• Is it Time to Create New Geographies for Today’s “Flexible” Intellectual Property Rights?, 1ACTA MUP: Legal Protection of Intellectual Property 4 (2015)
  

​2014

• Mapping the New Geographies of IP Rights in the 21st Century, 6 The WIPO Journal, Issue 1 (2014)(pp. 26 -36)
  
• Branding the Land: Creating Global Meanings for Local Characteristics in Trademark Protection and Territoriality Challenges in a Global Economy (Edward Elgar Publications 2014)(co-eds. Irene Calboli & Edward Lee)(Chapter 6)
  

​2013

• Resolving Trademark Duality in the Twenty-First Century:  Making Trademarks Internet Ready, 1 ACTA MUP: Legal Protection of Intellectual Property 31(2013).
  
• Deviant Globalization: The Next Step in the Multilateral Protection of Intellectual Property in Governing Innovation and Expression: New Regimes, Strategies and Techniques (University of Turku Press 2013)(ed. Katja Lindroos)
  
• Challenges and Opportunities in the International Protection of Biosimilars and Other Biologics, ASIPI Annual Conference, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic (December 2013)(Conference Publication)
  
• Protecting Copyright in the Digital Environment: Suggested Amendments to the 2005 Civil Code to Clarify the Boundary Between Protection and Access, Conference on Amendments to the 2005 Code, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, Ho Chi Minh City, Socialist Republic of Vietnam (October 2013)(in English and Vietnamese)(Conference Publication)
  
• Patents, Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge: Resolving the Challenge of Equitable Access, Intellectual Property Institute of Canada, 87th Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Canada (September 27, 2013)(Conference Publication)
  

​2012

• Deviant Globalization: The Next Step in the Multilateral Protection of Intellectual Property, 2 The Nordic Journal of Commercial Law 1 (Katja Lindroos, ed., 2012)
  
• Intellectual Property, Privacy and the Parallax View in Session IV: Technology and the Future of Privacy, 29 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info J. 379 (2012).
  
• Rebooting Trademarks for the 21st Century, 49 Louisville L. Rev 517 (2011)(Trademark Symposium Issue)(selected for inclusion in Intellectual Property Law Review 2012)
  

​2011

• Trade Secrets and Traditional Knowledge: Strengthening International Protection of Indigenous Innovation in The Law and Theory of Trade Secrecy (Edgar Elgar Publishing 2011)(co-eds. Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss and Katherine Strandberg)(Chapter 19)
  
• “Unitorriality”:  Trademarks, Territory and Sovereignty in the 21st Century in One or Many: Federalism in the United States and European Union (Augustana College East Hall Press 2011)(co-eds. Michael Seng & Vladimir Tyc)
  
• Meeting the Challenges of the Shadow Internet, John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 9 (Fall 2011)
  
• Collective Marks:  Possibilities and Problems in the United States and Latin America, ASIPI XVI Workshops, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia (October 31, 2011)(Conference Publication)
  

2010

• Promoting Innovation Through the Rational Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: A Proposal in Handbook of Intellectual Property Protection (American Chamber of Commerce in Chile 2010)(in Spanish)
  
• International Trademark Protection: Fundamental Principles, International Trademark Course Materials, 132nd Annual Meeting, International Trademark Association, Boston, MA (May 22 and 23, 2010)(Conference Publication)
  

​2009

• When Worlds Collide: The Uneasy Convergence of Creativity and Innovation, 25 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info.L. 653 (2009)
  
• Information Convergence:  At the Boundaries of Access: Introduction, 25 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 585 (2009)(co-author)
  
• Lesser Known Intellectual Property Treaties of the Americas, Gaceta Judicial (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)(2009)
  
• Strategies for Securing the Cyber Safety Net Against Terrorists:  A Multi-Disciplinary Approach in Terrorism and Global Insecurity: A Multidisciplinary Perspective (Linton Atlantic Books, Ltd. 2009)(ed. Klint Alexander)(Chapter 16)​
  
• A Brief Primer on US Border Enforcement Measures for Intellectual Property Rights, Conference Proceedings of Chicago Bar Association Conference on Protecting Intellectual Property Rights at the Border (2009)
  

2008

• A Brief Primer on US Copyright Protection for Works on the Internet (Yekaterinberg Russia 2009)
  
• Is Fame All There Is?: Beating Global Monopolists at Their Own Marketing Game,  40 Geo. Washington Int’l L. Rev 123 (2008)
  
• Crossing the Innovation Divide, 81 Temple Law Review 507 (Law Review Symposium Issue)(2008)
  
• Trademarks and the Beijing Olympics:  Gold Medal Challenges, 7 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L 433 ( 2008)(China Symposium Issue)(Guest Editor)
  
• IP and Innovation [Innovating New Connections in Intellectual Property Analysis] A Review of William van Caenegem’s “Intellectual Property Law and Innovation,” 13 Melbourne Media Arts and Law Review 341 (2008)(book review)
  
• Protection in China, post-Olympics: New Legal Infrastructures to Protect Olympic Symbols are an Advance in Enforcement Regimen. National Law Journal (August 18, 2008)(IP Section Lead Article)
  
• Ambush in Beijing:  New Effort to Curb Ambush Marketing at the Beijing Olympics, Conference Proceedings of the 2008 Fordham Annual Conference on Intellectual Property Law and Policy (2008)
  
• Gold Medal Opportunities at the Beijing Olympics, Conference Proceedings of the 2008 Fordham Annual Conference on Intellectual Property Law and Policy 267 (2008)
  

​​2007

• Messages from the Front:  Hard Earned Lessons on Information Security from the IP Wars, 16 MSU J. Int’l L 71 (2007)(Symposium Issue on E-Commerce and Information Security)
  
• Strategies for Securing the Cyber Safety Net Against Terrorists: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach, Oxford Forum on Public Policy (2007)
  
• Dissonant Harmonization:  Limitations on Cash ‘n Carry Creativity, 70 Albany L. Rev.1163 (2007)(Symposium Issue)
  

2006

• Traditional Knowledge and the Fight for the Public Domain, 5 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 317 (2006)
  
• Practical Tips for Combating the Scourge of Global Piracy (Revised), www.usembassy.mk (October 2006)(in Macedonian)
  
• Copyright Laws Across The Border: Extraterritorial Enforcement, AIPLA Annual Conference Proceedings, Washington, D.C. (Fall 2006)
  
• Leveraging Local Identity as a Counterpoint to Global Monopolization, Conference Proceedings, Conference on Industrial Organization, Law & Economics in Athens, Greece, Athens Institute for Education and Research (June 2006)
  

2005

• Electronic Voting Rights and the DMCA: Another Blast from the Digital Pirates or a Final Wake Up Call for Reform?, 23  J. Computer & Info. L. 533 (2005)
  
• Is a Global Solution Possible to the Technology/Privacy Conundrum,? in Through the Technology Lens, 4 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 6 (2005)
  
• Practical Tips for Combating the Scourge of Global Piracy, 9 Intellectual Property Law Committee Newsletter, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section, ABA (Fall 2005)
  
• Fair Use and US Copyright Law:  The Changing Definition of “Fair,”Copyright Law for Business People and Lawyers Seminar (2005)(Conference Publication)
  
• A Brief Primer on US Copyright Protection for Works on the Internet, IPR Case Studies in the Information Sector Conference (Jamaica 2005)(Conference Publication)
  

​2004

• E:Business Solutions to P2P Piracy:  A Practical Guide, Handling Intellectual Property Issues in Business Transactions (PLI 2004)
  
• Small States and the Challenge of Intellectual Property Protection, 33 International Law News 1 (Summer 2004)
  
• Privacy & Piracy: The Paradox of Illegal File Sharing on Peer-to-Peer Networks and the Impact of Technology on the Entertainment Industry, 2 The John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Newsletter (Summer 2004)(reprint of written testimony submitted to the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs)
  
• A Brief Primer on US Copyright Protection for Works on the Internet, The Intellectual Property Debate in the Digital Environment Conference (Barbados 2004)(Conference Publication)
  
• Crossing the Pond:  International ISP’s and the Barrier Reef of Strict Liability, AIPLA Annual Spring Conference Proceedings (May 2004)
  

2003

• Intellectual Property on the Internet and the Cultural Digital Divide, The Impact of Information Technology on Globalization Supplement:  Intellectual Property and Social Needs in a Networked World 10 (STS Nexus 2003)
  
• E:Business Solutions to P2P Piracy: A Practical Guide, Handling Intellectual Property Issues in Business Transactions (PLI 2003)
  

​2002

• If DNA Be the Bread of Life, Play On?, AIPLA MidWinter Conference Proceedings (January 2003)
  
• “Democratizing” Globalization:  Practicing the Policies of Cultural Inclusion, 10 Cardozo J. of Int’l & Comp. L 217 (2002)
  
• “Unitorrial” Marks and the Global Economy, 1 J. Marshall Rev. Intel. Prop. L. 191 (2002)
  
• A Review of Basics of International Intellectual Property Law by G. Gregory Letterman, 96   Am. J. International Law 725 (2002)(book review)
  
• Fundamentals of Trademark Law and Unfair Competition,Understanding Trademark Law 2002 (PLI 2002)
  
• Of Clowns, Goldfish and Lingerie: Taming the Federal Trademark Dilution Act with the Actual Dilution Standard, 4 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 4 (Fall 2002)
  
• Recent Activities Before the WTO Raise New Questions about International Protection for Intellectual Property Rights, Illinois State Bar Association Newsletter (Fall 2002)
  
• The Practical Effect of Recent US “Losses” Before the WTO, 4 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 8 (Summer 2002)
  
• A Brief Primer on US Copyright Protection for Works on the Internet, Protecting Intellectual Property Conference (Guinea 2002)(Conference Publication)
  
• A Brief Primer on US Copyright Protection for Works on the Internet, WIPO Academy on Education and Training in Intellectual Property Conference (Moscow 2002)(Conference Publication)

2001

• “Globalization”: A Future Trend or a Satisfying Mirage?, 49 J.Copyright Society 313 (2001)
  
• First Let’s Kill All the Intellectual Property Lawyers!”: Musings on the Decline and Fall of the Intellectual Property Empire, 34 John Marshall L. Rev. 851 (2001)
  
• The Impact of E-commerce on the Intellectual Property System, 3 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 10 (Spring 2001)
  
• A Brief Primer on International Trademark Protection and US Law, Legal Tools for the Protection of Intellectual Property Conference (Moldova 2001)(Conference Publication)  
  
• A Brief Primer on U. S. Intellectual Property Protection in the Global Arena, International Conference on Business, Technology & Intellectual Property in the IT Age (South Korea 2001)(Conference Publication)
  

2000

• Solutions to the College Savings Conundrum for Trademark Owners, 2 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 8 (Spring 2000)
  
• Y2K TRIPS Style, 2 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 12   (Winter 2000)
  

​​1999

• The Federal Trademark Dilution Act Becomes the “Greatest Show on Earth”?,  1 John Marshall Center for Intellectual Property Law News Source 10 (Summer 1999)
  
• The Federal Trademark Dilution Act Becomes the “Greatest Show on Earth”?, 17 ABA Intellectual Property  Newsletter 1 (Spring 1999)​

​1998

• The Impact of Foreign Investment on Indigenous Culture: An Intellectual Property Perspective, 23 N.C.J. Int’l L. & Com. Reg. 229 (1998)
  
• China’s IP Reforms Show Little Success, IP Enforcement Remains Problematic, but Clever Owners Can Beat the Odds, IP Worldwide (November/December 1998)(dual language publication in English and Japanese)
  
• China Introduces Wide Range of Legal Reforms, National Law Journal (September 14, 1998)(In Focus: Pacific Rim)
  
• Raising the Standard Against Chinese Pirates, Special to IP World Wide (1998)
  
• The Impact of the Information Age on American Society, Perspectives on Modern America Conference, Peking University (China 1998)(Conference Publication)
  
• Teaching Practical Skills and Fundamental Values, Tsinghua University Press (1998)
  

​1997

• The Protection of Information Technology in a Culturally Diverse Marketplace, 15 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 77 (1997)
  
• Is a Sui Generis Approach to Database Protection Necessary?, XVI American Intellectual Property Law Association Selected Papers (October 1997)
  
• The Role of Intellectual Property in Protecting Indigenous and Native Culture, 1 ASIL Intellectual Property Newsletter 7 (Summer 1997)
  
• Q&A Concerning Copyright Compliance for Print and Software (Revised) (AAP/NACS 1997)(co author)
  

​1996

• Copyright Clearance and the Internet: Present Problems and Future Solutions, Selected Legal Papers of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (1996)
  
• Connecting the Dots: Working Across the Curriculum, 3 The Law Teacher 11 (Spring 1996)​
  
• The US Copyright System, Symposium on Intellectual Property Protection, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China  (October 14, 1996)(Conference Publication)
  
• Emerging Issues in Information Technology: The Problem of Developing an International Protection Standard in Today’s Multicultural, Economically Diverse Global Marketplace, 90 American Society of International Law Proceedings 285  (March 1996)
  
• “Innovation Markets” and the 1995 Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing and Acquisition of Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property and Antitrust (PLI 1996)
  

1995

• Copyright and the Uruguay Round Agreements: A New Era of Protection or an Illusory Promise?, 22 AIPLA Quarterly Journal 531 (1995)
  
• The New Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property: A Workable Balance or a Practitioner’s Nightmare?, Intellectual Property and Antitrust (PLI 1995)

1994​

• Questions and Answers Concerning Copyright Compliance for the Campus Community: Revised and Updated   (AAP/NACS 1991)(Co-author)
  
• Questions and Answers Concerning Copyright Compliance for the Campus Community (AAP/NACS 1989)(Co-author)
  
• Survey of Recent Developments in Trademark Law in the European Communities, 18 International Lawyer 163 (1984)​