Catherine L. Fisk
3 books
About the Author
Catherine L. Fisk is a distinguished legal historian whose scholarship explores the evolution of intellectual property and labor relations in American workplaces. Drawing on extensive archival research, she illuminates how employees and corporations negotiated ownership of ideas during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Her work bridges legal studies and social history, offering nuanced insights into the origins of modern corporate knowledge regimes. Fisk's clear, incisive prose makes complex legal developments accessible to both academic and general readers interested in the intersections of law, technology, and labor.
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