The Crisis of Intellectual Monopoly Capitalism
Focus on three issues linked to the research on State Capacity Building
Vampires and Machines
Science and Labor
Scientific Management
Machines vs. Workers
Intellectual MonopolyCapitalism.
Land and Knowledge Enclosures.
Intellectual Monopoly
IPR as global tariffs
Global Patents and Investments.
Dynamics of Intellectual MonopolyCapitalism
The Birth of the Institutions of Intellectual MonopolyCapitalism.
The Birth of the Institutions of Intellectual MonopolyCapitalism.
The RoaringNinties.
The depressedbeginning of the newmillemnium
Financial Times of March 6 2009
The ownership of round corners
Privatizing disembodied knowledge.
Privatization of knowledge and intellectualmonopoly
The Fate of Embodied Knowledge.
Vicious and virtuoscircles
The Knowledge-Economy Paradox.
Closed Science and ClosedMarkets
Commodification of knowledge Financialization of the economy
The Intellectual Property Boom
An Intellectual property (under-ground) bubble?
Will the (under-ground)Bubble Burst?
After the crisis: an eclectic approach
  possible general therapies
.and local remedies.

Will the (under-ground)Bubble Burst?

If, in spite of a slump, investments in intellectual property continue to boom, the lobbies, favoring its preservation, become stronger.
Moreover, firms endowed with more intellectual property have still a better time than the ones blocked by monopolies. This reinforces the idea the intellectual property increases efficiency.
Unlike the case of the housing market, the intellectual property bubble can be seen only through the slump of the entire economy and/or as an “under-ground bubble” feeding other bubbles of the economy
It is a major constraint of relations of productions on productive forces!