Creativity, Law and Entrepreneurship addresses the relationship
between law (institutions and regulations) and entrepreneurship
(human activity with the aim of creating something new). Human
activity is the essence of entrepreneurship. What unites law and
creativity, work and play, is their shared origins in this
activity. In this book, a varied group of scholars examine the
building blocks of entrepreneurship by not only addressing the
legal institutions that might regulate and promote enterprise, but
by also exploring the very idea of creativity. The contributions to
this volume provide a set of guideposts for understanding the
connections among law, markets and human activities. They include
chapters on: empirical evidence about creativity in the realm of
patent, copyright, and trademark; exploration of our understanding
of the transition from physical work to the mental work of
inventing and creating and; examination of the legal process of
patenting, contracting and transacting more generally.
Collectively, the book explores the meanings and functions of
creativity, and the role of law and legal institutions in promoting
and sustaining entrepreneurial activity. Scholars, students and
practitioners in entrepreneurship, law and the wide range of fields
that are interested in, and benefit from, creative human activity
will find this volume illuminating. Contributors include: M.M.
Carpenter, D.R. Desai, S. Ghosh, S.J.H. Graham, C.B. Graber, R.S.
Gruner, D. Halbert, S.A. Hetcher, M.J. Madison, R.P. Malloy, S.M. O
Connor, T. Sichelman
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