Cybaris®
An Intellectual Property Law Review
Upcoming Articles:
African Americans and Women in the US IP Economy
By: Arneda Perkins
African Americans as well as women can make significant contributions to the innovation economy. However, intellectual property (IP) remains “stubbornly difficult” for them and other underrepresented groups to access. This paper briefly explores some of the historical and structural challenges that African Americans and women have faced in accessing and participating in the IP system. But more importantly, the paper focuses on the work that is - and can be done to reduce the racial and gender gaps in IP.
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Recent Publications:
Volume 14, Issue 1 (2023)
Articles
Copyrighting Brain Computer Interface: Where Neuorengineering Meets Intellectual Property Law
By: Favio Ramirez Caminatti
Much Dispute About Nothing? A Critical Examination of the Backlash Against Investment Treaty Arbitration in International Intellectual Property Disputes
By: Andy Taylor
Legislative Reports
Legislative Report: Patents for Humanity Act of 2022
By: Stephen Kohn
Legislative Report: Federal Regulations Implementing the Trademark Modernization Act of 2020
By: Mark Kallevig
Notes
Mickey Mouse - Finally Whistling His Way into the Public Domain
By: Holly Lechner
PUBLICATIONS
Cybaris is proud to be a member of Digital Commons, providing open access to our journal.
Beginning in 2023, Cybaris will begin presenting Legislative Reports prepared by guest contributors and our Board of Editors to provide an analysis of recently-passed IP legislation.
Blog and Notes contain short articles and blog posts written by the Cybaris Board of Editors and guest bloggers covering current and emerging IP news and topics.
Submissions for publication
The Cybaris Board of Editors only accept electronic submissions of articles via Scholastica or email. Microsoft Word format is preferred. Citations in all manuscripts should conform to the most recent edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation.
Cybaris also welcomes blog post submissions (600-1200 words). The Cybaris Board of Editors reviews and responds to all submissions within ten (10) business days.
Submissions and inquiries may be sent to the editor-in-chief at eic.cybaris@mitchellhamline.edu.
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