Intellectual commons are the great other of intellectual property-enabled markets. They constitute non-commercial spheres of intellectual production, distribution and consumption, which are reproduced outside the circulation of intangible commodities and money. They provide the core common...

This paper is an addition to the current debate on how to measure and recognise intellectual assets and liabilities. A conceptual approach has been proposed so that intellectual assets and liabilities can be recognised in the financial statements using market value as a reference point...

Intellectual property rights (IPRs) appear to play an important role in facilitating production and exchange in certain input markets. This paper provides a simple theory about the relationship between stronger IPRs and contract-based production under assumptions of incomplete contracting....

In the Czech Republic, one of the most used techniques for the valuation of intangible assets for non-transaction purposes is the Relief from Royalty approach, in which the value of a property is expressed as a discounted royalty income saved due to the ownership of that property. This paper is...

This research project analyses the possible relations between intellectual commons and commodification, attempting to determine if they are incompatible and whether commodification can arise in or from within a commons. Also, on a more practical level, it assesses how emerging business models...