A native of the United States, David Orozco's research interests are in the
area of intellectual property and globalization. He received a three-year juris doctor
degree from Northwestern University and a bachelor of science in economics degree from
New York University. He teaches business law at Michigan Technological University, and
has visited at the Kellogg School of Management.

Articles

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Rational Design Rights Ignorance, The American Business Law Journal (2009)
 

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Evaluating the Financial Impact of Branding Using Trademarks: A Framework and Empirical Evidence, The Journal of Marketing (2009)
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Will India and China Profit from Technological Innovation?, Northwestern Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property (2007)
 

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Broad Stock Ownership: The Hurdle for Minority Shareholder Rights Development in Latin America, ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law (2004)
 

Op-Ed pieces

Shape of Things to Come, The Wall Street Journal (2008)
 

Working Papers

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Innovation Policy and Friends of the Court: Intellectual Property Advocacy Before the U.S. Supreme Court (with James Conley), Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth Papers (2008)