Legal and moral infrastructure of the innovation and creativity system

Context: The most important pillar of the development of any country is research. Therefore, developed countries spend a considerable amount of their gross income on research, and as a result, the job of some people has been research. The distinctive feature of the research from other activities, such as study is creativity, and systematic innovation in the scale of knowledge that has made enterprises and even countries competitive. The more innovation and creativity in a country is, the better it is in terms of credibility over other countries. Innovation and creativity require specific infrastructure, one of which is legal and moral infrastructure. The purpose of this study is to investigate the legal and moral infrastructure of creativity in society. The research method is quasi-experimental. First, by examining the texts and interviewing the experts, the ethical and legal factors affecting creativity were extracted, and then, using the Demethan theme, relationships between them were examined. The statistical population of all experts in the field of ethics, law, creativity and innovation is the statistical sample of 30 people who have been selected as snowstorms. The analysis of the results shows that shortcomings, over-opportunities, easy access to judicial courts, the recognition of the individual and social effects of virtues, proper laws and the existence of transparency are the most important causes of human morality. The social environment, education, adherence to patterns of morality, the recognition of virtues and vices, the implementation of the lawlessness of the law, the recognition of virtues rewards, and the recognition of punishments are causing disadvantages. Conclution: In order to observe the ethics of research, it must first be trained and the models, especially the sovereignty, should adhere to intellectual property rights. It is also easy to have access to judicial tribunals to investigate research offenses.