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Front Matter

Title Page
Volume 15 (1989)

Table of Contents
Volume 15 (1989)

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Editor

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Volume 15 (1989)

Volume 15
Canada-United States Law Journal

Article

Legal Aspects of Organizing and Raising Capital for Innovation in Canada
J. Michael Robinson

Exploiting Innovative Technology in Offshore Markets: The LDC View
Celso Souza

The Role of the U.S. Government in Encouraging Technological Innovation
Jack C. William

Book Review
Sidney J. Picker Jr.

Speech

The Importance of Innovation to the U.S. in the World Competitive Context
Paul F. Oreffice

The Importance of Innovation to Canada in the World Competitive Context
Gordon W. Gow

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Oreffice and Mr. Gow
Discussion

The Process of Innovation
Mary Jo Veverka

Discussion after the Speech of Ms. Veverka
Discussion

The Role of the Venture Capital Company in Innovation
Leslie Barton

Discussion after the Speech of Mr. Barton
Discussion

The Context for Innovation in Japan
Kazuo Nomura

Discussion after the Speech of Mr. Nomura
Discussion

Legal Aspects of Organizing and Raising Capital for Innovation in the U.S.
James H. Bodurtha

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Bodurtha and Mr. Robinson
Discussion

A U.S. View of the Product Liability Aspects of Innovation
George S. Frazza

A Canadian View of the Product Liability Aspects of Innovation
Bruce A. Thomas

Status and Prospects of Federal Product Liability Legislation in the United States
Randolph J. Stayin

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Frazza, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Stayin
Discussion

The Spirit of Innovation
Lester C. Krogh

Innovation in the Supplier Firm: A Framework for Strategic Thinking
James D. Fleck

Discussion after the Speeches of Dr. Krogh and Dr. Fleck
Discussion

Protecting Innovative Technology for Goods and Services in the U.S. and abroad
Jan Jancin Jr.

Protecting Innovative Technology for Goods and Services in Canada and abroad
Peter W. McBurney

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Jancin and Mr. McBurney
Discussion

Exploiting Innovative Technology in Offshore Markets: A U.S. Perspective
Leonard B. Mackey

Exploting Innovative Technology in Offshore Markets: A Canadian Perspective
Clive V. Allen

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Mackey, Mr. Allen and Mr. Souza
Discussion

The Context for Innovation in the European Communities
Albert S. Strub

Discussion after the Speech of Dr. Strub
Discussion

The Role of the Canadian Government in Encouraging Innovation
Robert G. Blackburn

Discussion after the Speeches of Dr. Williams and Mr. Blackburn
Discussion

The People Aspects of Innovation: Analysis of the Relationships between U.S. Business Entities and Their Employee and Non-Employee Innovators and Inventors
Arthur J. Schwab

Corporate and Individual Rights in Technology
Philip T. Erickson

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Schwab and Mr. Erickson
Discussion

The Changing World Legal Context for Innovation
Michael K. Kirk

Innovation and Intellectual Property: A Canadian Perspective
David B. Watters

Discussion after the Speeches of Mr. Kirk and Mr. Watters
Discussion

A Look at the Future of Innovation
Pat Choate

Discussion after the Speech of Dr. Choate
Discussion

Closing Remarks and Discussion
Henry T. King Jr.

Remarks

Introduction and History of the Canada-U.S. Law Institute
Sidney Picker Jr.

Conference Opening
Henry T. King Jr.