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... The October 2004 issue of Managing Intellectual Property contains the usual array of fascinating content. It's an Asia-Pacific special, with a big lead feature on IP enforcement tactics in China. Other topics include

* "The Trouble with IP": in an exclusive interview, Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz explains why he thinks that IP rights should be scaled back and

* "The Truth About Business Method Patents in Europe" by David Barron and Alexandra Brodie (Wragge & Co), which shows significant patenting activity in Europe's Forbidden Sector.
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