innovation policy

The article examines the role of intellectual property as a key factor in shaping the innovative potential of a state. Intellectual property has become particularly important in the 21st century as a strategic resource for the development of national economies. Innovative products qualitatively change not only productive forces, but also production relations arising from intellectual property objects, which requires a deep legal (in particular, administrative and legal) understanding of this sphere of human activity, which forms the basis of innovative activity.

This article explores the dynamic and multifaceted challenges facing startup ecosystems in Ukraine during wartime, examining how political instability and economic turmoil have impacted the innovation landscape. The study highlights the critical need for supportive legislation and effective government policies that foster an environment conducive to the growth and sustainability of startups. By dissecting the structure of Ukraine's startup ecosystem, the paper identifies the key elements that contribute to its functionality and pinpoints the current barriers that stymie progress.