Competing Through Innovation Technology Strategy and Antitrust Policies

Acknowledgements

Preface

Introduction: Next-Generation Competition: New Concepts for Understanding How Innovation Shapes Competition and Policy in the Digital Economy David J. Teece

PART I INNOVATION, MARKET DEFINITION AND MONOPOLY 
1. David J. Teece (2003), ‘The Strategic Management of Technology and Intellectual Property’ 
2. Thomas M. Jorde, J. Gregory Sidak and David J. Teece (2000), ‘Innovation, Investment, and Unbundling’
3. David J. Teece and Mary Coleman (1998), ‘The Meaning of Monopoly: Antitrust Analysis in High-Technology Industries’
4. J. Gregory Sidak and David J. Teece (2009), ‘Dynamic Competition in Antitrust Law’

PART II INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ANTITRUST ISSUES 
5. Deepak Somaya, David Teece and Simon Wakeman (2011), ‘Innovation in Multi-Invention Contexts: Mapping Solutions to Technological and Intellectual Property Complexity’
6. David J. Teece and Edward F. Sherry (2003), ‘Standards Setting and Antitrust’
7. Edward F. Sherry and David J. Teece (2000), ‘The Misuse Doctrine: An Economic Reassessment’

PART III APPLYING ANTITRUST PRINCIPLES
8. Thomas M. Jorde and David J. Teece (1993), ‘Rule of Reason Analysis Of Horizontal Arrangements: Agreements Designed To Advance Innovation And Commercialize Technology’
9. Chistopher Pleatsikas and David Teece (2001), ‘Economic Fallacies Encountered in the Law of Antitrust: Illustrations from Australia and New Zealand’
10. Chistopher Pleatsikas and David Teece (2001), ‘The Analysis of Market Definition and Market Power in the Context of Rapid Innovation’
11. J. Gregory Sidak and David J. Teece (2010), ‘Innovation Spillovers and the “Dirt Road” Fallacy: The Intellectual Bankruptcy of Banning Optional Transactions for Enhanced Delivery over the Internet’