Volume 87 Issue 6 2003 Article Standards Setting and Antitrust David J. Teece Edward F. Sherry View Full Article In This Issue Antitrust's Troubled Relations with Intellectual Property Anticompetitive Settlement of Intellectual Property Disputes An Incentives Approach to Patent Settlements: A Commentary on Hovenkamp, Janis and Lemley Refining the "Presumptive Illegality" Approach to Settlements of Patent Disputes Involving Reverse Payments: A Commentary on Hovenkamp, Janis and Lemley Why (And How) Fairness Matters at the IP/Antitrust Interface Vertical Restraints and Intellectual Property Law: Beyond Antitrust Standards Setting and Antitrust Antitrust and the Costs of Standard-Setting: A Commentary on Teece and Sherry Why Antitrust Should Defer to the Intellectual Property Rules of Standard-Setting Organizations: A Commentary on Teece and Sherry Has Java Changed Anything? The Sound and Fury of Innovation Litigation Bowling for Certainty: Picking Up the Seven-Ten Split by Pinning Down the Reasonableness of Reassignment after Barnett After Warren: Revisiting Taxpayer Standing and the Constitutionality of Parsonage Allowances Holmes and the Erosion of Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction over Patent Claims A Fire without Smoke: The Elimination of the Direct Evidence Requirement for Mixed-Motive Employment Discrimination Cases in Costa V. Desert Palace, Inc.