Russia: Organizational and Legal Support Being Given to the Commercialization of Intellectual Activity at University Level
The article says that to develop higher education Russia needs to alter its management system for intellectual activity as well as the commercialization being applied in that sphere. Subsequently, it compares foreign educational policies with those being applied in Russia. The document adds that some foreign policies could be adopted during registration to help Russian educational institutes develop strategies that would enable them to better compete in the worldwide educational market. The blueprint also provides basic models that Russian educational institutes could apply to transfer key technologies to either domestic enterprises or foreign clients. The models comprise actual data relating to legal regulations plus information directly tied to the transfer of intellectual property.