Role of intellectual property in the development of the state’s innovation potential-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Role of intellectual property in the development of the state’s innovation potential

Published:2023-06-30 Issue:3 Volume:14 Page:23-45
ISSN:2663-1350
Container-title:Law. Human. Environment
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Short-container-title:Law. Human. Environment

Author:

Kulchytskyi Viktor

Abstract

The war poses serious challenges to the economy, national security, and development of the country as a whole, and innovation can be an important tool in overcoming these challenges. The research aims to study the impact of intellectual property on stimulating and promoting innovative development in the context of technological progress. The methods of scientific cognition used include analysis, synthesis, deduction, comparison, generalisation, and systematisation; a systematic approach was applied to create a comprehensive methodology for analysing the situation in the intellectual property market. The study investigates how intellectual property can stimulate scientific research, promote the development of new technologies, increase competitiveness within the state and contribute to economic growth. The study analyses the works of Ukrainian scientists that have a positive impact on the development of Ukraine’s innovation potential. The author presents an opinion on the need to develop and improve the protection of intellectual property rights, as this will facilitate the discovery of new technologies and the involvement of scientists in their development. The author discusses the issue of establishing the High Court of Intellectual Property and identifies the advantages and disadvantages that may arise with the introduction of such a body. The author substantiates the position on encouraging and conducting outreach to the public to involve scientists and specialists in the discovery and development of new technologies, and exchange of experience, and also emphasises the need for open educational and scientific events that will contribute to the development of Ukraine’s innovation potential. The author considers various methods of encouraging the population to discover new technologies and work in this direction, such as legal mechanisms that protect intellectual property rights holders from unfair competition, namely administrative and criminal liability. The practical value of the results obtained is that they reveal in detail the problematic issues of the innovation potential of the state, as well as identify areas for improvement and provide recommendations for the productive development of the digital state

Publisher

National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine

Subject

Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Polymers and Plastics,History,Business and International Management

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