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The Construction of the Legal Environment of the Transformation of the Scientific and Technological Achievements in China
Abstract
The transformation of scientific and technological achievements is a very important way that combines economy with science and technology. A good legal environment can push the transformation of scientific and technological achievements. Based on the normative analysis of the relevant laws issued by the National People’s Congress or State Council, it is found that there are some problems in the legal system of the transformation of scientific and technological achievements in China The law of promoting the transformation of scientific and technological achievements is too lagged and inflexible; the governmental functions in the transformation of scientific and technological achievements are not clear; The legal protection mechanism on the funds of the transformation of scientific and technological achievements is not perfect; The legal system of scientific and technological intermediary services is not good enough. Through the content analysis, we put forward several suggestions. Amending the law of promoting the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and enhancing the operability of the law; protecting the government to give full play to its functions in the transformation of scientific and technological achievements through legislation; Improving the legal safeguard mechanism on the funds of the transformation of scientific and technological achievements; Clarify the relevant provisions of the scientific and technological intermediaries and improving the mechanism of legal supervision.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/7690
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