I. Introduction (Savina)

The existence of modern culture is impossible without intellectual property and legal settlement of social relations to it. Furthermore, the production of goods today is unthinkable without constantly increasing use of intellectual work results. Not accidentally the philosopher Karl Popper pointed out that some ideas are much more “fundamental„ than most of the complex material capital goods.¹¹Popper K.R. Open Society and It's Enemies. - M., 1992. - T. 2. P. 127.