“Intangibles” by Baruch Lev.
Brookings Institution Press (2001). 216 pp.
“Unseen Wealth” by the Brookings Task Force on Intangibles.
Brookings Institution Press (2001). 124 pp.
Book Review: Noteworthy 'Intangibles' and the Obviousness of 'Unseen Wealth'
The book "Intangibles" is largely one of policy, but is not without its practical lessons. Baruch Lev's book is a worthwhile read for anyone interested in the management of intangible assets ("intangibles"), such as patents, know-how, and relationships. The book addresses the full scope of intangibles and may be too broad to be of interest to some patent practitioners. However, the book includes interesting observations and supporting data that will reward the practitioner willing to take a broad view of patents and their place in the business world.
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