Volume 36, Number 1 (2002) Symposium—Eldred v. Ashcroft: Intellectual Property, Congressional Power, and the Constitution

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Congress's Power to Promote the Progress of Science: Eldred v. Ashcroft
Lawrence B. Solum

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Balancing Copyright Protection and Freedom of Speech: Why the Copyright Extension Act is Unconstitutional
Erwin Chemerinksy

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Means/Ends Analysis in Copyright Law: Eldred v. Ashcroft in One Act
Dan T. Coenen and Paul J. Heald

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The Dubious Constitutionality of the Copyright Term Extension Act
Richard A. Epstein

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Authors, Publishers, and Public Goods: Trading Gold for Dross
Wendy J. Gordon

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Judicial Review of Copyright Term Extension Legislation
Dennis S. Karjala

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The Mythology of the Public Domain: Exploring the Myths Behind Attacks on the Duration of Copyright Protection
Scott M. Martin

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Participation in the International Copyright System as a Means to Promote the Progress of Science and Useful Arts
Shira Perlmutter

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Dealing with Old Father William, or Moving from Constitutional Text to Constitutional Doctrine: Progress Clause Review of the Copyright Term Extension Act
Malla Pollack

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The Public Domain Revisited
Edward Samuels

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Incentives to Create Under a Lifetime-Plus-Years Copyright Duration: Lessons from a Behavioral Economic Analysis for Eldered v. Ashcroft
Avishalom Tor and Dotan Oliar

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Web Site Annotation: The Intersection of New Communication Technologies and the Rights of Web Site Owners
Anthony J. Napolitano

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Rule 24(A) Intervention of Right: Why the Federal Courts Should Require Standing to Intervene
Kerry C. White