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Probst, Benedict; Egli, Florian (2026). Fixing Carbon Credits Requires a New Financing Model PNAS Nexus, 5 (5).
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Drexl, Josef EU Copyright Reform: Between Promoting AI-Based Innovation and Safeguarding the Livelihood of Authors and Democracy (Max Planck Institute for Innovation & Competition Research Paper, No. 26-06), 2026, 16 S., 12.05.2026.
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Chugunova, Marina; Govindan, Pavitra; Ranehill, Eva (2026). Do Meritocratic Evaluations Encourage Women to Enter Male-Majority Workplaces? Experimental Evidence Max Planck Institute for Innovation & Competition Research Paper No. 26-05.
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Echavarría-Arcila, Maria Alejandra Data Trust for Personal Data: From Trusts to Collective Management Organisations Data and Information Management 10.3 (2026), 11.05.2026 (gemeinsam mit Laura Orozco Salazar et al.).
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Lewinski, Silke von GEMA c/ OpenAI: un jugement exemplaire du tribunal régional de Munich sur les reproductions dans un modèle IA et des utilisations à la sortie - Tribunal régional de Munich, 11 novembre 2025, n° 42 O 14139/24 Dalloz IP/IT 5 (2026), 262 - 265.
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Wang, Lucy Xiaolu; Chan, Nathan W. (2026). Not All Cannabis Innovation Benefits Patients Mississippi Free Press 2026.
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Loaiza, Fernando; Probst, Benedict (2026). Rewarding Green Goals: The Effects of Environmental Incentives for CEOs.
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Stolz, Niklas; Hoffmann, Volker H.; Probst, Benedict (2026). Mapping the Dynamics of Corporate Climate Innovation Strategies.
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Wang, Lucy Xiaolu; Chan, Nathan W. (2026). Cannabis Legalization Spurs Innovation, but Not Always in Ways That Benefit Patients or Public Health The Conversation 2026.
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Liu, Xia; Wang, Lucy Xiaolu; Yu, Xinmiao; Harhoff, Dietmar (2026). Patent Management and Licensing in China: New Evidence from Field Surveys Max Planck Institute for Innovation & Competition Research Paper No. 26-04.