Ancient Roman Solutions to Modern Legal Issues, The Example of Patent Law

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The book explores the inadequacies of current patent law, originally designed for a material-centric economy, in addressing the needs of today's intangible innovations, such as software. It argues that existing legal frameworks hinder economic development by failing to protect non-material inventions. Drawing parallels with ancient Roman legal principles, the author advocates for a reformed patent system that acknowledges the distinct nature of intangible assets, emphasizing the importance of adapting legal structures to foster modern economic growth and innovation.