Assessment of intellectual leadership under global competition

• Main Authors: Iryna Kalenyuk, Liudmyla Tsymbal, Antonina Djakona, Evelina Panchenko
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: LLC "CPC "Business Perspectives" 2018-11-01
• Series: Problems and Perspectives in Management
• Subjects: human capital; intellect; intellectual leadership; knowledge economy; leadership
• Online Access: https://businessperspectives.org/images/pdf/applications/publishing/templates/article/assets/11171/PPM_2018_04_Kalenyuk.pdf
• ISSN: 1727-7051; 1810-5467

The formation of knowledge economy issues of leadership is being actualized in today’s global environment under the influence of globalization. An important aspect is the provision of subjects of various levels of intellectual leadership, which means achieving a high position in the competition due to high quality and intensity of the implementation of intellectual resources. The purpose is to justify methodological approaches to the assessment of intellectual leadership and to analyze its manifestation at the level of intellectual resources. The object is the processes of competition and achievement of intellectual leadership of countries in the global environment. The methodical approaches to the evaluation of intellectual leadership of different subjects at three levels (resources, results, outcomes) are offered. The intellectual leadership of countries at the level of resources is empirically analyzed by using the methods of comparative, system-structured, quantitative and qualitative analysis.By the level of intellectual leadership of the first order (accumulated intellectual resources), 32 countries have been identified as leaders, including highly developed countries and emerging active players. The unconditional leaders are the United States and China, whose relative figures are lower due to the large GDP and the population. Norway and Sweden have the highest presence in all TOP lists (6 indicators), in the second place – Finland and Switzerland (5 indicators), Australia, Brazil, New Zealand at all share the third position (4 indicators). Developed countries are predominantly leaders in terms of the formation of intellectual leadership. Outsider countries get on the list of leaders by individual indicators.