The Crime of Product Counterfeiting: A Legal Analysis of the Usage of State-Level Statutes Read the full article Kari Kammel, Brandon Sullivan and Lorryn Young, 2019 This legal analysis of the state-level trademark counterfeiting criminal enforcement framework in the United States (“U.S.”) scrutinizes the use and non-use of state statutes to prosecute and convict trademark counterfeiters. Relying on …
Explaining Consumer Demand for Counterfeit Goods: Social Learning or Low Self-Control? Zoltán Levente Fejes, 2017 Two competing theoretical explanations for the knowing purchase of counterfeit goods are Akers’ Social Learning Theory and Gottfredson and Hirschi’s Low Self-Control Theory. This A-CAPP Center Backgrounder reports results of a survey among Romanian university students about volitional purchase of …
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An Empirical Examination of Product Counterfeiting Crime Impacting the U.S. Military Read the full article Brandon Sullivan and Jeremy Wilson, 2017 Counterfeit parts in the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) supply chain threaten national security by compromising critical military operations and placing the lives of military service members at risk. With the goal of illustrating …
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The Health and Economic Effects of Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals in Africa Read the Full Report Jeremy Wilson, Roy Fenoff and A-CAPP Center Staff, 2011 The Health and Economic Effects of Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals in Africa is an article of the globalEDGE business review that describes the negative impacts of pharmaceutical product counterfeiting in Africa. The in-depth analysis provides several cause and …
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Pharmaceutical Counterfeiting Read the Full Report Jeremy Wilson, 2011 This article was published in International Organized Crime: The African Experience. Subscription may be required to read the full publication. 2011 Copyright Michigan State University Board of Trustees. To read the full report, click here.
Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals: Examining the Multidimensional Risks to African Nations Read the Book Chapter Roy Fenoff and Jeremy Wilson, 2011 Described as the crime of the twenty-first century, counterfeit products threaten public health and safety, reduce jobs and tax bases, and inhibit corporate innovativeness and profitability. The production, distribution, and consumption of counterfeit pharmaceuticals represent a …
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Product Counterfeiting in Australia Read the Full Article John Spink, 2011 Australia faces the same product counterfeiting challenges as the rest of the world. The problem is extremely varied, quickly evolves, is often hard to detect, and provides great challenges in data gathering. Though much of the counterfeit products are manufactured in Asian countries, there …
The Health and Economic Effects of Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals in Africa Click here to read the full publication Jeremy Wilson and Roy Fenoff, 2011 Reports of counterfeit pharmaceuticals in Africa indicate a wide variety of detrimental effects. In addition to those in public health, these include lost revenues to firms that might otherwise be used to …
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Product Counterfeiting in Australia John Spink, 2010 Product counterfeiting and intellectual property (IP) rights violations have been an ongoing challenge for enforcement and prevention in Australia. The relatively small scale of the Australian economy—with an annual gross domestic product of $800 billion, equivalent to that of Ohio—magnifies the challenge of gathering meaningful data given there …
Africa’s Counterfeit Pharmaceutical Epidemic: The Road Ahead Jeremy Wilson and Roy Fenoff, 2009 Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals Counterfeiting, perhaps one of the oldest and most profitable occupations, can be traced back to the times of the ancient Egyptians and early Greeks (Penn, 1979). Advancements in technology have facilitated the production and distribution of larger quantities of counterfeited …
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