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Associate Professor, Tulane University Law School

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I have now been a non-resident fellow at CIS since 2004.
My work currently looks at copyright duration in a comparative and international context, and with the help of my brilliant students at Tulane, we are building a software tool --the Durationator -- to make usable the past once more. We hope to have it complete and available for use sometime in the Fall 2008.

Publications

In progress: Building the Durationator -- making the past usable one query at a time. (law review and software)

In progress: Modernism and Copyright: Reading the 1909 and 1976 Acts a Socio-Literary Texts (co-author with Ron Gard)

Co-authored with Rachel Goda, The Fizzy Experiment, or One Hundred 1L Property Students Explore Second Life, Santa Clara University School of Law, High Tech Symposium, (forthcoming 2008)

“Unpublished Work and the Public Domain: The Opening of a New Frontier, “54 J. Copyright Society of the U.S.A. (Winter 2007)

Podcasting for Corporations and Universities—Look Before You Leap (invited, co-authored with Colette Vogele), J. Internet Law (October 2006)

“The Birth of the Unpublished Public Domain and the International Implications,” 24 Cardozo Arts & Ent.
L.J. (2006)

“NAFTA, Mexican Trucks and the Border: Making Sense of Years of International Arbitration, Domestic Debates, and the Supreme Court,” 31 Transportation L.J. 131 (Spring-Summer 2004).

“Legal and Policy Responses to the Disappearing ‘Teacher Exception,’ or Copyright Ownership in the 21S Century University,” 4 Minn. Intell. Prop. Rev. 209.

“Generations and Generational Conflict,” Encyclopedia of European Social History, (Charles Scribner’s Sons), (invited, signed article).

“Common Ground of War: The Clinician and Cultural Historian in Symbiosis,” National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Quarterly, Spring 1996.

“Postmodernism and Biography: A Dialogue,” co-written with Elizabeth Covington, UCLA Historical Journal, 1995.

“This is the World I Create: Gender and Current First World War Scholarship,” UCLA Historical Journal, 1994.

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http://www.law.tulane.edu/tlsfaculty/profiles.aspx?id=2116

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