Natalia M. Udalova is a Senior Lecturer in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.Anna S. Vlasova is Candidate of Juridical Sciences, an Associate Professor in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.

• Part One General provisions on intellectual property 1. The concept and types of Intellectual Property 2. Characteristics of intellectual property rights: the economic and legal aspect 3. Legal Regulation of Intellectual Property in the Russian Federation 4. Government authorities and other organizations operating in the field of management and protection of IP Part Two Intellectual property as an internal resource of an organization 5. General provisions on the creation and registration of Intellectual Property 6. Intellectual resources and human capital 7. Intellectual property in corporate relations Part Three Competition, monopolism, cooperation in the field of IP 8. The main ways of IP use in business 9. Transfer of rights to Intellectual Property 10. IP in digital economy 11. Protection of Intellectual Property RightsChapter 12 Conclusion

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Natalia M. Udalova is a Senior Lecturer in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.Anna S. Vlasova is Candidate of Juridical Sciences, an Associate Professor in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.

• Part One General provisions on intellectual property 1. The concept and types of Intellectual Property 2. Characteristics of intellectual property rights: the economic and legal aspect 3. Legal Regulation of Intellectual Property in the Russian Federation 4. Government authorities and other organizations operating in the field of management and protection of IP Part Two Intellectual property as an internal resource of an organization 5. General provisions on the creation and registration of Intellectual Property 6. Intellectual resources and human capital 7. Intellectual property in corporate relations Part Three Competition, monopolism, cooperation in the field of IP 8. The main ways of IP use in business 9. Transfer of rights to Intellectual Property 10. IP in digital economy 11. Protection of Intellectual Property RightsChapter 12 Conclusion

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Natalia M. Udalova is a Senior Lecturer in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.Anna S. Vlasova is Candidate of Juridical Sciences, an Associate Professor in the Civil Law and Civil Process Department at The National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.

• Part One General provisions on intellectual property 1. The concept and types of Intellectual Property 2. Characteristics of intellectual property rights: the economic and legal aspect 3. Legal Regulation of Intellectual Property in the Russian Federation 4. Government authorities and other organizations operating in the field of management and protection of IP Part Two Intellectual property as an internal resource of an organization 5. General provisions on the creation and registration of Intellectual Property 6. Intellectual resources and human capital 7. Intellectual property in corporate relations Part Three Competition, monopolism, cooperation in the field of IP 8. The main ways of IP use in business 9. Transfer of rights to Intellectual Property 10. IP in digital economy 11. Protection of Intellectual Property RightsChapter 12 Conclusion

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