PC-0289 · generation 0 · Commons Projects

Scripps research program in Merck v. Integra

Cancer-research work used to test the boundaries of experimental use.

scientific research programBook evidence

At a glance

Directory scope: Commons Projects
Candidate tier: Example candidate
Role in the book: example
Book portrayal: operating at book date
Book evidence: Ch. 8, pp. 239-242
Current verification: Book evidence only · current review pending

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What kind of work is this?

scientific research program

What did it provide?

Cancer-research work used to test the boundaries of experimental use.

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Chapter 8 · How to Build a Commons: Is Intellectual Property Constrictive, Facilitating, or Irrelevant?

Cancer-research work used to test the boundaries of experimental use.

Printed pages 239-242 · example · scientific research program · evidence in narrative

Sources and pointers

Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, eds., Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice ↗Generation-0 source · Ch. 8, pp. 239-242

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