Theory and practice of intellectual property
№ 3 / 2018

ISSN (Print) 2308-0361
ISSN (Online) 2519-2744

PDF (Ukrainian)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33731/32018.156015

Published      2018-06-26

The principles of formation of the national security of Ukraine in view of intellectual property rights: theoretical review of development

Oleksandr Butnik-Siversky
Ukraine

Abstract
The author summarizes the theoretical issues of the formation of national security of Ukraine from the point of common scientific approaches, economic security, innovation security and intellectual security. It is substantiated theoretical and methodological aspects of the formation of national security, which should be based on the innovative and intellectual sphere of activity and develop the theory of the construction and functioning of the national security system in view of intellectual property rights as a component of the general scientific theory and methodology of Ukraine’s national security. The innovative and intellectual sphere of activity is not an integral part of the national security system of Ukraine, as it organically grows into elements of the national security system of Ukraine, transforms them, strengthens, integratively combineswith them on the basis of innovativeness of national security, theoretically takes into account the principle of diffusion of innovations from the point of intellectual property rights. This approach is conceptually different from the independent theory of intellectual security, since the formation of national security in the view of intellectual property rights acquires the features of innovativenessof the national security of Ukraine, taking into account the substantiation: the principle of formation of national security on the active complex of existing and specially created bodies, state and non-state structures; principles of the structural and functional system; the principle of strategy formation; principles of the strategic management process; principles of creation and implementation of intellectual property rights into economic circulation; the principle of diffusion of innovations in the view of intellectual property rights; principles of the selection of priority research directions; the principle of legal capacity.

Keywords: national security, economic security, intellectual security, principles of formation, intellectual property rights