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Jeremy de Beer, law professor, University of Ottawa Professor at the University of Ottawa, director of Open AIR, lawyer and expert on intellectual property, innovation, international trade, and development.

Exhaustion of Intellectual Property - Jeremy de Beer Though the scope of the doctrine of exhaustion, and the terminology used to describe it, is somewhat different in the contexts of copyrights, trade-marks, and patents, and in different jurisdictions, ...

Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation: Models for Future Success in North Africa - Jeremy de Beer How can companies, governments, and not-for-profits, and other organizations benefit from open innovation systems? Success depends on intellectual property systems that enable access to knowledge.