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... white women resistance complicity Smithsonian Institution Patent Office ...

... hometech home security patents porch pirates Nextdoor surveillance vigilantes ...

... By comparing the first patent for home security to more recent patents, this chapter dwells on the slowness of hometech creep. As such, this chapter excavates the social formations constituted by surveillance vigilantes and the technocreep of surveillance cameras by examining the development...

... crisis financialization innovation mergers and acquisitions multinational corporations patent cliff pharmaceutical pricing research and development speculative capitalism surplus health ...

... access to medicines Cipla generics imperialism monopoly nationalism patent postcolonial World Trade Organization (WTO) Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)] ...

... access to medicines chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) constitutionalism evergreening Gleevec intellectual property judicialization patent Section 3(d) World Trade Organization (WTO)] ...

... at the Patent Office for the Smithsonian Meteorological Project, the first settler-operated national weather data collection project in the United States. Making use of correspondence and institutional publications, the chapter shows how women volunteers understood themselves as weather data laborers, how...

... intellectual property judicialization patent Section 3(d) World Trade Organization (WTO)] ...

... of experimental and therapeutic biomedical economies. access to medicines Cipla generics imperialism monopoly nationalism patent postcolonial World Trade Organization (WTO) Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)] ...

... and constitutively, comes to be in crisis. I show how this crisis extends globally, implicating other national industries as well as consumers and patients in both the First World and the Third. crisis financialization innovation mergers and acquisitions multinational corporations patent cliff...

... the verve that patent medicine operators had deployed to sell their tonics, it turns both on the uniqueness of the College’s product—“standard” and therefore modern medicine—and on the surprising effectiveness of the College as a standardizing and advertising body. community health meetings American...

... patently derived from bourgeois European models. A second objection was posed to psychoanalytic theory’s purported claims to transhistoricity. Finally, the students were averse to the idea that human subjectivity is not characterized by agency and self-determination. The task then, the essay suggests...

... surveillance and criminalization. The first part situates social science discourse, within the ambit of surveillance. The second part problematizes PRE’s methodology and interpretation, delineating how the client reports are deeply flawed and patently distortive. Finally, the chapter examines how anti...

... surveillance and criminalization. The first part situates social science discourse, within the ambit of surveillance. The second part problematizes PRE’s methodology and interpretation, delineating how the client reports are deeply flawed and patently distortive. Finally, the chapter examines how anti...