PRAVA INTELEKTUALNE SVOJINE I DIGITALNA TRANSFORMACIJA U ESTONIJI - ASPEKTI VEZANI ZA AUTORSKOPRAVNU I PATENTNU ZAŠTITU

Autori

  • Uroš D. Ćemalović, PhD Institut za evropske studije, Beograd, Srbija

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5937/spz65-34681

Ključne reči:

Estonija, prava intelektualne svojine, digitalna transformacija, autorsko pravo, patenti

Apstrakt

Sa javnom upravom koja je u stanju da gotovo sve usluge građanima pruži online, funkcionalnim sistemom e-prebivališta i uspostavljenim „ambasadama podataka”, Estonija je, takođe, država sa brzo rastućim kreativnim sektorom i sedište brojnih tehnoloških kompanija, počevši od malih start-up-ova, pa do informatičkih giganata. Pored toga što je rezultat jasne i dugotrajne političke orijentacije, ovaj uspeh je takođe u snažnoj vezi sa estonskim zakonodavstvom i, uže posmatrano, sa regulatornim okvirom koji se odnosi na informaciono/digitalno društvo i zaštitu prava intelektualne svojine. Pošto se osvrne na osnovne odlike zakonodavstva Estonije koje utiče na izgradnju digitalne ekonomije i društva (poglavlje 2), ovaj rad se fokusira na analizu regulatornog okvira posvećenog autorskom pravu (poglavlje 3) i patentima (poglavlje 4) u svetlu digitalne transformacije. Autor brani tezu da postoji direktna veza između, s jedne strane, opšteg regulatornog okvira posvećenog zaštiti prava intelektualne svojine na nivou Evropske unije i na nacionalnom nivou i, s druge strane, uspeha u razvoju digitalnih tehnologija. Analiza estonskog zakonodavstva i prakse u oblasti autorskopravne i patentne zaštite je pokazala da je država u ovoj oblasti u velikoj meri zavisna od dobrog funkcionisanja regulatornog okvira na nivou Evropske unije, dok će, u bližoj budućnosti, tehnološki napredak zahtevati više nadnacionalnih regulatornih mehanizama.

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