The main institutional instruments of intellectual property protection

Zhanna Mingaleva · Irina Mirskikh

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The paper contains complex interdisciplinary analysis of legal, economic, political aspects of innovation activity infrastructure development in Russia. The conceptual apparatus is defined, factors of successful creating of innovation system in Russia are revealed. The system of criterions and assessment indicators of effective innovation institutional infrastructure functioning is being working out. Typical problems of innovation activity in Russia and its regions are considered. The recommendations for the development of innovation activity based on cluster form organization of industrial and scientific and technical policy within certain territories are formulated. It is revealed that innovation activity in Russia relies on the development of national and regional institutional infrastructures and state programmes stimulating innovation activity. (Mingaleva Z., Mirskikh I. The main institutional instruments of intellectual property protection. Life Sci J 2014;11(12s):170-173) (ISSN:1097-8135). http://www.lifesciencesite.com. 33

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