Dina Kallay#s work is a pathbreaking application of Austrian economics to one of the most important regulatory issues facing globalizing economies # a refreshingly novel perspective on the intersection between intellectual property and antitrust law.# # Ronald J. Mann, University of Texas School of Law, US #Dina Kallay develops an interesting interpretation of Austrian economics as applied to intellectual property and antitrust issues, and uses her framework creatively to examine specific cases. Those interested in the application of market-oriented ideas to these issues will find this book to be stimulating and thought-provoking#. # Randall G. Holcombe, Florida State University, US This book examines some of the intriguing notions of the complex antitrust-intellectual property interface, focusing primarily on property and dynamic economic doctrines. The extensive discussion addresses antitrust patterns of unilateral behaviour and the intellectual property (IP) institutions of patents and copyright.