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Patent literature to refer to

  • Katherine C. Epstein. Intellectual property and national security: the case of the hardcastle superheater, 1905–1927. Pages 126-156 | Published online: 16 Dec 2018 https://doi.org/10.1080/07341512.2018.1544106. Compressed abstract: This invention by a naval officer was valuable to British security and commercially. This article explores complex and changing relationships between technological development, intellectual property, and national security. The British state had an interest in acquiring control of the intellectual property to maintain Britain’s naval supremacy. That was not aligned with the interests of the inventors, especially fraught for inventors in government service. ("service inventors") The government's inventors played a crucial role in maintaining Britain’s naval-technological edge, were governed by special regulations. They used state resources for their inventive work.
  • Katherine C. Epstein's book on Torpedo -- ordered. The time period starts in the 1890s. Bart Hacker reviewed it favorably in Isis (Dec 2015).
  • Fabian Lorenz Schrey job market paper http://www.flschrey.com/jmp (printed at the office)

More for the paper

  • I just saw a couple of assignees in NYC. Are assignees usually connected to big cities, money, and manufacturing capability?
  • Show counts or proportions of patents with assignees

Basic charts and reports

Patent counts by year filed across all countries
All countries, patent counts by date granted
Britain by year filed
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France
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Deutsch
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United States
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