A Research Agenda for Intellectual Property Law and Gender

Front Matter Copyright Contents Figures Contributors Why a feminist agenda for intellectual property? PART I Theory 1. Reinventing Barbie: aspirations for a feminist intellectual property 2. Mind the gaps: race, gender, and intellectual property 3. Queer theory and intellectual property PART II Patent Law and Trade Marks 4. An inventor, a cyborg and an AI walk into a bar: changing gendered narratives in patent law? 5. The social dynamics of research and the impact on patenting in the United States 6. Trade marks and gender: instrumentalising the law for gender-diverse marketing? PART III Copyright and Related Rights 7. Copyright and gender: feminist philosophies and the politics of proof 8. Deepfake and non-consensual pornography: recent iterations of the gendered battle for rights in a photograph 9. Misogyny in music: a feminist reading of performers’ rights PART IV IP Law in Practice 10. Women in intellectual property: are law and technology a ‘double whammy’? 11. Gender inequality in US patent appeals Index