Pen name Orly Lobel Name Orly Lobel | ||
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Occupation Author and Law Professor Alma mater Harvard Law School, LLM, SJDTel Aviv Law School, LLB. Books Talent Wants to Be Free: Why We Should Learn to Love Leaks, Raids, and Free Riding | ||
Orly lobel talent wars and high tech miracles
Orly Lobel is an author and professor of law, and was recently named one of The Marker Magazine's 50 sharpest minds.
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- Orly lobel talent wars and high tech miracles
- Too many secrets and too few sparks orly lobel tedxucirvine
- Education
- Scholarship and research
- Career
- References
Too many secrets and too few sparks orly lobel tedxucirvine
Education
Scholarship and research
Lobel's research focuses on regulation, employment, innovation, and the economic analysis of the law. Considered "path breaking" in the formation of a new legal approach by experts in the field, and listed among the all-time most cited law review articles, her work on 'New Governance' - "The Renew Deal" laid the foundations to lobel's current exploration of the interaction between regulation, innovation, and managerial practices. Her research focuses on how creative and inventive settings can reach their full potential with the optimal mix of policy and business strategies. Her scholarship brings together insights from the fields of law, economics, psychology, management, and sociology. Lobel's most recent book has been described by Publishers Weekly as ”A compelling argument for a new set of attitudes toward human capital that will sharpen our competitive edge and fuel the creative sparks in any environment,” and inspired a series of articles in leading business and management media, such as Business Week - Talent Mobility, Fortune - US Economic Espionage, Harvard Business Review - Aggressive Talent Wars Are Good for Cities
Career
Lobel is a frequent lecturer around the world, including in China, Japan, Germany, Israel, Italy, France, Australia, England, Finland, Hungary, Canada and France. Recently, she was invited to lecture in the BINA series. A Fulbright fellow, she has lectured and taught law students and MBA students at places such as the Yale Law School, University of California, San Diego, Tel-Aviv Law School and Beijing University. She is a professor and founding faculty member of the Center for Intellectual Property and Markets at the University of San Diego. Prior to joining USD, she served as a fellow at the Harvard University Center for Ethics and the Professions, the Kennedy School of Government, and the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. She also clerked at the Israeli Supreme Court. Lobel is a member of the American Law Institute and the recipient of numerous grants and awards for her research. She has also served as an international jurist for the Portuguese government in their science and technology research award competition.