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My new article “Process Tracing China’s Pharmaceutical IP Reforms: Foreign Pressure, Domestic Innovation, and Institutional Change” is now available on SSRN at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=7472640. I traced four major pharma-specific IP reforms in light […]

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Chen Fuli’s appointment as Party Secretary of CNIPA brings an experienced trade lawyer, diplomat and legislator into the agency’s top leadership as Shen Changyu prepares to move to WIPO. Chen previously served as China’s IP specialist in Washington, led MOFCOM’s Treaty and Law Department, and served on the NPC Standing Committee. His career, including longstanding engagement wit...

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Join us on September 10 for a free, virtual Asia Society Northern California program, “Critical Minerals, Technology, and the Future of U.S.-China Competition,” featuring Walter Copan, Gloria Xiong, and Cory Combs. We will discuss U.S. vulnerabilities, China’s competitive position, federal and California initiatives, the role of allies, and the prospects for reducing or managing...

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On the 100th anniversary of my father Ronald Cohen’s birth, I look back at two public-health innovations he helped develop: a blocked-flue safety control designed to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in New York City tenements in the 1950s, and a pre-World Wide Web computerized emergency-response network for hazardous-materials incidents in New Jersey in the 1980s. His experienc...

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