A foreword to the New Thinking on Innovation series

Free trade, intellectual property and the political economy of discourse

An alternative view of twenty-first-century economic partnership pacts

A clean break is needed to restore trust, but these stiff tests must be met

Original thinking about the theoretical landscape for national strategies that extends beyond new institutional economics

The changing geographies of research and innovation — and the implications for Canada

The trade-off between incentives for inventors and deadweight losses for the economy from granting monopolies

Why less can be more when it comes to intellectual property protection

Copyright policy in the public interest

How academic institutions can effectively leverage intellectual property

Innovating to alleviate public service pain points and enable agile procurement will do more to deliver prosperity than simply pouring more concrete

How to design a 2.0 intellectual property curriculum

For all but the largest countries, national patent regimes do little to promote innovation

Ambition, not just innovation, is needed to develop commercially viable solutions with the potential to scale globally

In a knowledge economy, countries that work hand in glove with their technology companies will see the greatest economic returns

New thinking on innovation, trade and productivity

South Korea, Japan and France have set an example others can follow

As fresh evidence emerges of a link between uncertainty and business pullback from research and development, here are four steps nations can take to unlock investment

The debate about public policies on emerging technologies needs to move beyond current echo chambers that alienate and exclude

An epilogue to the New Thinking on Innovation series