Short Bio
Aizhan is a lawyer, with a master’s degree in international law. She graduated from the Eurasian National University in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhistan. She has experience as a lawyer in a national company and also teaching experience in the courses Theory of State and Law, International private law and Intellectual property law. Her scientific interest is precisely related to the topic of information property, I she is aware of the enormous importance in our time and at the same time the number of conflicts in this area of law.
Research project
Project Title: The boundaries of information property: from concepts to practice
Objectives: (1) Construct a theoretical framework defining the concept of information and information property, and classify in a single, unitary spectrum the various types of information regulated and protected at EU and domestic levels. Perform a wide analysis of legal regimes affecting information, including data protection and the various forms of IP protection, distinguishing the legal regimes affecting corporate information (such as patents or software) and user information (data collected from or stored by users).(2) Research business practices and business models related to the management and exploitation of information assets, their impact on development of a public regulatory framework, as well as compatibility of the commodification/propertization of information and personal data at both the EU and transnational level with the dogmatic pillars of national private law systems. (3) Develop business guidelines to assist producers, service providers, and consumers in managing and contracting over their information assets and data in a less antagonistic, more unitary fashion, and define policies that can effectively guarantee the exercise of property and intellectual property rights over the information.
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This project is co-funded by
the European Union