Development strategy
Currently, Russia is creating a new economic reality caused by the superposition of several processes, such as the instability of the global economic system, increasing global competition, increasing role of human capital and innovation processes in all spheres of national economy. The urgent need becomes evident to switch the model from the raw materials export to the sustainable development one. The establishment of sanctions by Western countries against the Russian economy aggravates this situation and at the same time gives Russia a chance to solve the entire spectrum of the problems arised.
We need to critically evaluate the problems of adaptation of organizations in turbulent environment and to form adequate and prompt responses to global challenges. The relevance of the problem becomes evident when we face the inability of some companies to adapt to a new competitive situation.
The uncertain environment significantly affects the management and functioning of the organization. The main characteristics of the environment are its uncertainty and dependence on resources. The uncer tainty is linked with the instability of the environment, its simplicity or complexity. Dependence on resources is created by shortages of material or financial resources of the organization. In turbulent conditions, the organization applies the tools of adaptation to the external environment and appropriate strategies.
Corporate management
Financial management
In a situation where the patent holder steadfastly refuses to license his invention, despite the need for its use in certain circumstances, the state stands to protect the public interest against the interests of the copyright holder. Compulsory licensing of technology is a common practice and is present in different forms in the US and the EU law. In some cases, the public interest is recognized as more important than the private interest of the patent holder, who totally bans to use his intellectual property The possibility of a compulsory license without the permission of the patent holder is fixed in Art. 1239 of the RF Civil Code. Article 1362 of the Civil Code defines the conditions of a compulsory license for industrial property. The Berne Convention on Copyright mentions the feasibility to introduce compulsory licensing in favor of broadcasting organizations . The TRIPS Agreement defines the conditions that must be met when issuing compulsory patent license. An analysis of foreign sources shows that compulsory licensing is one of the most effective mechanisms for reaching a compromise between interests of the author and society.
Ban concept of intellectual property is detrimental to business, like any other monopoly. On the other hand, the authors of intellectual property should be adequately rewarded for their creative work. The article confirmed the feasibility of shifting the balance of interests of the right holder to society, both in the field of industrial property and copyright.
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