Saleem Alhabash, Anastasia Kononova, Patricia Huddleston, Heijin Lee, and Moldir Moldagaliyeva, 2023 Executive Summary Trademark counterfeiting (hereinafter “counterfeiting”) is a prevalent global risk. A survey of consumers from 17 countries (N = 13,053), conducted in seven languages, examined the prevalence of counterfeit purchase behaviors and what predicts past purchase and future purchase intentions. Our approach …
Congress’s Proposed E-Commerce Legislation for Regulation of Third-Party Sellers: Why It’s Needed and How Congress Should Make It Better Read the full publication Kari Kammel and John Zacharia, 2021 When consumers buy items directly from brand owners online, consumers get exactly what they expect: the real item. Historically, when consumers bought online through an e-commerce …
Assessing and Building on Four Decades of Product Counterfeiting Research Read the full report Brandon A. Sullivan, Fiona Chan, Roy Fenoff and Jeremy Wilson, 2017 For researchers to advise efforts to combat product counterfeiting, they must first establish what is known about it. As a first step in doing so, A-CAPP Center researchers conducted a …
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Assessing the Developing Knowledge-Base of Product Counterfeiting: A Content Analysis of Four Decades of Research Read the Full Article Brandon Sullivan, Fiona Chan, Jeremy Wilson and Roy Fenoff 2017 Considering the steady and rapid growth of product counterfeiting and the damage it causes to society, it is important for criminology and criminal justice scholars to …
The Need for a Holistic Approach to Trademark Counterfeiting for the Legal Field Read the full article Kari Kammel, 2017 This article was published in the Michigan International Lawyer Journal. Subscription may be required to view article. 2017 Copyright Michigan State University Board of Trustees. To view the full publication, click here.
The 2015 A-CAPP Center Brand Protection Strategy Summit: Learning From Partnerships Clifford Grammich and Jeremy Wilson, 2016 Applying Academic Research Against Product Counterfeiting Though firms have battled product counterfeiting for years, they continue to encounter many of the same questions. “Why does counterfeiting keep coming back?” asked a vice president of anti-counterfeiting operations. “What are …
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Training for Brand Protection: What Your Team Needs to Know Read the full report Jeremy Wilson and Rod Kinghorn, 2014 Brand Protection is a growing concern among corporate executives, particularly those who operate in the global marketplace. Training for those tasked with this function is critical, yet existing resources and knowledge about needs are few. Based on extensive …
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The Nexus Between Terrorism and Product Counterfeiting in the United States Click here to read the full article Brandon Sullivan, Joshua Freilich, Steven Chermack and Jeremy Wilson, 2014 Terrorists use a wide variety of methods to fund their operations, obtain profits and carry out ideologically driven goals. Terrorist organisations have increasingly been linked to product counterfeiting …
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When Crime Defies Classification: The Case of Product Counterfeiting as White-Collar Crime Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson, Justin Heinonen and John Spink 2014 By most accounts, product counterfeiting, a specific type intellectual property crime, is growing in scope, scale and threat and poses serious economic, social and public health harms. In …
Portraying Product Counterfeiting in the News Brandon Sullivan and Steve Chermak, 2013 Product counterfeiting has received increasing attention in recent years, but there has been little attention to how it is portrayed. We analyzed samples of stories from the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal on product counterfeiting and other white-collar crimes. Product-counterfeiting …
