NON-STATE REGULATION OF CROSS-BORDER RELATIONS IN THE FIELD OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION

Abstract

The article discusses the issues and main directions of non-state regulation of cross-border relations in the field of intellectual property protection in the framework of the activities of international organizations and various professional associations. Differentiated approaches to self-regulatory activities and harmonization processes in the field of intellectual property protection depending on its objects are noted. The author comes to the conclusion about the formation of the legal order Lex proprietas intellectualis as a set of non-state regulators, which are a regulating array of rules that is an integral part of information on intellectual property and follows it regardless of the country where protection is sought, where registration is made, etc., and also its differentiation into two separate legal orders: Lex proprietas industrialis and Lex proprietatis librariae, applied to the regulation of industrial property and copyright, respectively.