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24 Am. U. J. Gender Soc. Pol'y & L. 175 (2015-2016)
Intellectual Property and Gender: Reflections on Accomplishments and Methodology

handle is hein.journals/ajgsp24 and id is 183 raw text is: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND GENDER: REFLECTIONS ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND METHODOLOGY KARA W. SWANSON* I. Introduction ........................................................................................... 175 II. A ccom plishm ents ................................................................................. 177 A. Generating Scholarship and Creating Connections .................. 177 B . Scholarly Contributions ............................................................ 182 1. Analyzing Gender Disparity ............................................... 183 2. Analyzing the Application of IP Doctrines to Gendered and Sexualized Subject M atter .......................................... 184 3. Analyzing IP Doctrines as Gendered ................................. 185 III. Beyond A ccom plishm ents .................................................................. 186 A. Translation, Transcendence and Transmittal ............................ 187 B. Personal Reflections on Transmittal ......................................... 190 IV . C onclusion .......................................................................................... 195 A ppendix A ................................................................................................ 195 I. INTRODUCTION This essay answers the invitation of the organizers of the annual Intellectual Property/Gender Symposium at American University . Professor of Law, Northeastern University School of Law. B.S., Yale University; M.A./J.D., University of California - Berkeley, Ph.D., Harvard University. Email: k.swanson@neu.edu. I would like to thank my fellow panelists and audiences at Putting IP in Place, an interdisciplinary workshop in Montreal, Quebec, 2014; the annual meeting of the European Policy for Intellectual Property Association, Brussels, Belgium, 2014; the First Annual Mosaic Conference: Diverse Voices in IP Scholarship, Marquette University School of Law, 2014; and the 7'h and 111 Annual IP/Gender Symposium, American University Washington College of Law, 2010 and 2015, as well as Ann Bartow, Dan Burk, and Jessica Silbey for helpful comments and contributions. I was aided by the research assistance of Jazmin Kirby.

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