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'''[[User:AClearwater/Bibliography Argument Framework|Bibliography Argument Framework]]'''
'''[[User:AClearwater/Bibliography Argument Framework|Bibliography Argument Framework]]'''
: References organized by their support of particular questions. An argument framework.
: References organized by their support of particular questions. An argument framework.
'''[[User:AClearwater/The Tubes are Clogged: Intellectual Property Barriers in the Genetic Diagnostic Development Pipeline|The Tubes are Clogged: Intellectual Property Barriers in the Genetic Diagnostic Development Pipeline]]'''  A braindump by Andrew Clearwater
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Andrew Clearwater was a research assistant with the Cooperation research group at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society. His work focused on alternative energy and diagnostic tests as part of the industrial case studies looking at commons-based production and collaboration. Andrew has an LLM in Global Law and Technology with a concentration in Intellectual Property. He is a recipient of the ABA/BNA Award for Excellence in the Study of Intellectual Property Law. Andrew is a past president of the Maine Association for Law and Innovation and was recently part of a working group that provided legal and economic research related to offshore wind development to the Maine Task Force on Wind Power.

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Email: AClearwater[at]cyber[dot]law[dot]harvard[dot]edu

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Research Assistant focusing on Alternative Energy and Diagnostic Kits

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Bibliography Argument Framework

References organized by their support of particular questions. An argument framework.

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