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... Agafonov, N. T. 1970, O tipah demograficheskoj obstanovki v rajonah SSSR [The types of demographic situation in the regions of the USSR], Materialy V Sezda Geograficheskogo obshhestva SSSR [Proceedings of the V Congress of the USSR Geographical Society], Leningrad, p. 31—32. 2. Agafonov, N. T. 1982, Regional'naja jekonomiko-demograficheskaja obstanovka: Osnovnye polozhenija koncepcii [Regional economic and demographic situation: the basic concepts]. In: Social'naja geografija Kaliningradskoj oblasti [Social geography of the Kaliningrad region], Kaliningrad,...

... tematiki kak obekt bibliograficheskoj dejatel'nosti [Documentary stream social dimension as the object of the bibliographic], Leningrad. 7. Gordukalova, G. F. 1991, Sohranim li professional'noe soobshestvo? [To maintain the professional community?] Sovet,... ... thesis], Saint Petersburg. 10. Klemeshev, A. P. 2011, A comparative assessment of the innovation potential of the Baltic Sea region countries, Baltic Region, no. 2 (8), p. 43—48. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2011-2-5, available at: http://journals. kantiana....

....5922/2079—8555—2009—2—6. 3. Korneevets, V. S. 2010, Mezhdunarodnaja regionalizacija na Baltike [International regionalization in the Baltic Sea], Saint Petersburg. 4. Svetogorsk-Imatra: «dvojnoj gorod» [Svetogorsk-Imatra: «dual city»], Official internet site of the Leningrad Region, available at: http://www. lenobl.ru/gov/municipal/svetogorsk/double (accessed 10 July 2011). 5. Self, P. Goroda vyhodjat iz svoih granic [City out of its borders], 1962, Moscow. 6. Sergunin, A. A. 2003, Vneshnie faktory rossijskoj regionalizacii ...

... formation of such territorially localised innovative networks, as the Helsinki — Saint Petersburg — Tallinn and Tricity (Gdansk, Gdynia, Sopot) — Kaliningrad — Klaipeda transborder innovative clusters. The city of Saint Petersburg and the adjacent Leningrad region, as well as the Kaliningrad region can become innovative development corridors between Russia and the EU and, eventually, develop into the ‘economic growth poles’ of the Russian Federation. 1. Baranova, Yu. V. 2012, O mezhdunarodnom sotrudnichestve ...

Since 2019, the Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities of the Russian Federation has annually assessed the quality of the urban environment in more than 1,114 cities. The paper takes the case of the Leningrad region to consider a number of hypotheses about the correspondence between the Urban Environment Quality Index (UEQI) values, the city’s remoteness from agglomeration centers, population changes and migration growth, absolute population and municipal ...

This article offer information about the locations of rare vascular plant species in the eastern part of the Leningrad region (the Tikhvin district) on the territory of the "Aschozersky", Urya-Kanzhaya", and "Carboniferous Outliers" conservation areas of the "Vepsian Forest" nature park and their immediate vicinity. Isoëtes echinospora ...

... landshafty transgranichnyh territorij (na primere Karel'skogo pereshejka). In: D'jakonov, K. N. Landshaftovedenie: teorija,metody, regional'nye issledovanija, praktika: materialy XI mezhdunar. landshaftnoj konf. Moskow, pp. 725—726. 9. Levchenkov, A. V. ... .... A. 2006. Territorial'naja organizacija naselenija. Moskow. 19. Semenov-Tjan-Shanskij, V. P. 1928. Rajon i strana. Moskow; Leningrad. 20. Chistjakov, E. G. 2007. Territorial'naja organizacija naselenija. Moskow. 21. Fedorov, G. M., Zverev, Ju. M. ...

... Vzaimodejstvie gorodskih i sel'skih mestnostej v regional'nom razvitii [«Saratov» 2005 Interaction of urban and rural areas in regional development], Moscow, p. 4—23. 14. Patsiorkovsky, V. V. 2010, Sel'sko-gorodskaja Rossija [Rural-urban Russia], Moscow,... ... Geodemograficheskaja obstanovka: teorija i metodicheskie osnovy [Geo-demographic situation: theory and methodological foundations], Leningrad, 112 p. 16. Fedorov, G. M. 1985, Geodemograficheskaja tipologija [Geodemographic typology], Leningrad, 152 с. 17....

... research was conducted in the framework of cultural geography — a relatively recent field of geography. This article considers the problems of geographical study of cultural landscapes of the North-West Russia, which includes Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad, Novgorod, Pskov, and Kaliningrad regions. This article sets out to develop and test the methodology for historical and cultural zoning at the mesogeographical level. The research and practical significance of the work lies in the identification of the features of formation of cultural ...

... Gidrometeoizdat, 354 p. 10. Ivanov, V. A., Pokazeev, K. V., Sovga, Ye. Ye. 2006, Zagrjaznenie Mirovogo okeana [Pollution of the oceans], Moscow, Maks Press, 163 p. 11. Klemeshev, A. P., Federov, G. М. 1998, Obrazovanie i regional'noe razvitie [Education and regional development], Kaliningrad, 117 p. 12. Coplan-Dix, I. S. 1968, Osnovy statisticheskoj obrabotki i kartirovanija okeanograficheskih dannyh [Fundamentals of statistical analysis and mapping of oceanographic data], Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 129 p. 13. Lavrova, О. Yu., Kostjanoj, А. G., Lebedev, S. А., Mityagina, M. I., Ginsburg, А. I., Sheremet, N. А. 2011, Kompleksnyj sputnikovyj monitoring morej Rossii [Complex satellite monitoring of the Russian seas],...

... border area], available at: http://www. finrusinno. ru/kuvat/Tmoipa/lpr%20inno%20esite_rus_esite_web.pdf (accessed 10 September 2012). 6. Final cluster analysis. Identification of cross-border economic clusters in transborder region of St. petersburg, Leningrad region and Ida-Virumaa, 2008, Narva Business Advisory Services Foundation, St. Petersburg Information and Analytical Center, Synergy International Ltd, available at: http://rus. kohtla-jarve. ee/ uploads/ documents/valissuhted/projektid/2/cd/en/final....

This article focuses on the problems pertaining to the regionalisation of geo-demographic situation in the Baltic region. Particular attention is paid to the influence of ethnic factors on the parameters and trends of demographic processes. The author comes to a conclusion about the achievement of demographic homeostasis in most ethnos-nations in the Baltic region....

... existing differences between the rural and urban population in the provision of banking, public, information and communication services as the basis for activating the innovation process. The study is carried out on urban and rural municipalities of the Leningrad region. Special attention is paid to the spatial factor in concentration of service renders. It is revealed that there is a significant gap in innovation susceptibility both between urban and rural settlements, and within rural settlements, depending ...

... Мoscow (in Russ.). Dostoevsky, F. M., 1972—1990. Polnoe sobranie sochinenii: v 30 tomakh [Complete Set of Works: In 30 vol.] Leningrad (in Russ.). Dostoevsky, F. M., 2013—2020 (ongoing edition). Polnoe sobranie sochinenii i pisem v 35-ti tomakh [Complete ... ... Literature as a Genre Gene­ration Factor. In: Dergachevskie chteniya — 2008. Russkaya literatura: natsional'noe razvi­tie i regional'nye osobennosti. Problema zhanrovykh nominatsii [Dergachev Readings — 2008. Russian Literature: National Development ...

In this paper, we look at the interregional cooperation in adjacent areas. Specifically, we focus our attention on the cluster of regions formed by the city of St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region and the Republic of Karelia. All three areas face a number of challenges when it comes to international trade: challenges that are shared and that require strategic coordinated solutions from regional decisionmakers. One of such solutions, for ...

In the current conditions of increasing geopolitical tension and volatility in the global economy, the development of interregional interaction is increasingly seen as a source of eco­nomic growth for Russian regions. However, the study of such interaction should not only include an analysis of trade flows but also an analysis of network interaction, an attempt to carry out which is presented in this work. The article presents the results of a study analyzing ...

... sotrudnichestva [Organizational and economic forms of international scientific and technical cooperation], JL, A. A. Zhdanov Leningrad State University. 7. Vasin, V. А., Mindeli, L. E. 2011, Prostranstvennye aspekty formirovanija i razvitija nacional'noj ... ....Yu. 2012, The methodological bases of comparative evaluation of scientific and technological potential of Russia and the EU: regional and international aspects, Balt. Reg., no. 4(14), p. 16-28. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-4-2. 9. Vsemirnaja istorija ...

... others were hard and lean. This article presents archive materials and other publications to analyse the stages and episodes of the scholar’s life and oeuvre in Crimea. 1. Office of the Federal Security Service of Russia for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, Arсhive №P 49829. T. 1: Po obvineniyu Vvedenskogo A. A. i drugikh [Vol. 1: On charges of Vvedensky A. A. and others]. 2. Bukhert, V. G., 1994. Letters from B. D. Grekov to S. D. Sheremetev. Otechestvennye arkhivy [Native archives], 3. 3. Gorskaya,...

... which could lead to the flooding of the territories adjoining the mouth of the Pregolya river, increase in salinity, extinction of hydrobionts, and destruction of the ecological systems. 1. Volcinger, V. E. Pjaskovskij, R. V. 1977. Teorija melkoj vody. Leningrad. 2. Velander, P. 1964. Chislennoe predskazanie shtormovyh nagonov. Leningrad,pp. 10—46. 3. Sergeeva, L. G. 2005. Povyshenie urovennoj poverhnosti morja i temperatury vozduha v jugo-vostochnoj chasti Baltijskogo morja kak projavlenie global'nyh ...

This article analyses the spatial features of the settling of Russian Estonians in the Northwest region at the “zenith” of diaspora on the basis of 1920, 1926, and 1939 censuses. The author identifies the principal settling ... ... preconditions for the rapid decline of the diaspora. 1. Administrativno-territorial'noe ustrojstvo Leningradskoj oblasti. 1933. Leningrad. 2. Bjulleten' Leningradskogo oblastnogo otdela statistiki. 1928. № 20. Aprel'-ijun'. 3. Vsesojuznaja perepis' naselenija ...

... natural population increase (decrease) in the postcommunist part of Baltic Europe (the federated state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, West Pomeranian, Pomeranian, and Warmian-Masurian Voivodeships, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, the Kaliningrad and Leningrad region, and the federal city of Saint Petersburg) in 2002—2011. The study uses standard methods of demographic analysis, the data provided by national statistical services and Eurostat. All regions analysed are characterised by a low stationary phase ...

On February 11, 2024, we lost an outstanding economic geographer, mentor, and leader, a person whose name is synonymous with the establishment of the scientific school of socio-economic geography in the Kaliningrad region, recognized by the entire academic community. A graduate of the Faculty of Geography of Leningrad State University, G. M. Fedorov began his career at Kaliningrad State University in 1972, ultimately dedicating nearly 52 years to the institution (now the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University). Gennady Fedorov mentored a generation of young ...

... countries: first of all, Finland, Estonia and Norway. The coastal position becomes an attractive factor for all the studied regions, except for the northern ones. The border can also affect the migration adversely both in the northern regions, and in the Leningrad region, St. Petersburg. The southern regions of Russia and the Kaliningrad region are the only ones to use their border position to make up the natural population decline at the expense of bordering states. Most regions are growing due to migration. The ...

... Slovar' geograficheskikh terminov v russkoi rechi Permskogo kraya [Dictionary of geographical terms in Russian speech of the Perm region]. Perm (in Russ.). Polyakova, E. N., 2010. Slovar' leksiki permskikh pamyatnikov XVI — nacha­la XVIII ve­ka [Lexicon ... ... A. I., 1965. Geograficheskie nazvaniya (Vvedenie v toponimiku) [Geo­graphical names (Introduction to Toponymics)]. Moscow; Leningrad (in Russ.). Stepanov, Yu. S., 1997. Konstanty. Slovar' russkoi kul'tury. Opyt issledovani­ya [Con­stants. Dictionary ...

... V. Kh., 2010. Problemy regional'noi literatury: «kenigsbergskii tekst» kak pred­met khudozhestvennogo opyta [Problems of regional literature: “the Koenigsberg text” as a subject of artistic experience]. Kaliningrad (in Russ.). Karamzin, N. M.,... ... 1964. Letters of a Russian traveler. In: Izbrannye sochineniya v dvukh tomakh [Selected works in two volumes], Vol. 1. Moscow; Leningrad, pp. 77—604 (in Russ.). Miliutin, M. P., 2020. On the military service position of Andrei Bolotov in Kö­nigs­berg,...

....32415/jscientia.2018.12.09 (in Russ.). Artamonova, I., 2013. How the names of Yekaterinburg streets changed. Oblast­naya gazeta [Regional newspaper]. Available at: https://www.oblgazeta.ru/society/ 12196/ [Accessed 15 November 2022] (in Russ.). Baraboshina,... ... Russ.). Marin, A., 2012. Bordering Time in the Cityscape. Toponymic Changes as Tempo­ral Boundary-Making: Street Renaming in Leningrad/St. Petersburg. Geopolitics, 17 (1), pp. 192—216, https://doi.org/10.1080/14650045.2011.574652 . Mitin, I. I., ...

... dukhovnykh stikhov Nizhegorodskoi oblasti [Spiritual Verses. Kants: Collection of Spiritual Verses of the Nizhniy Novgorod Region]. Moscow (in Russ.). Efimenkova, B. B., 2001. Ritm v proizvedeniyakh russkogo vokal'nogo fol'klora [Rhythm in Russian ... ... Materials and Studies]. St. Petersburg, pp. 198—205 (in Russ.). Zhirmunsky, V. M., 1975. Teoriya stikha [Theory of Verse]. Leningrad (in Russ.). versification, metrics, rhythm, folk verse, theory of verse, methods for study of verse 184-203 10.5922/2225-5346-2024-4-13

... positions. The combination of these factors in different parts of a region enhances its migration attractiveness and deter­mines its sustainability. The aim of this study is to examine the spatial structure of migration attractiveness in three Russian regions with stable migration growth — Kaliningrad and Leningrad Oblasts and Krasnodar Krai — through an analysis of how economic and geo­graphical factors influence migration patterns, using a multi-scale approach. The study draws on data from Rosstat for the period 2011—2023. The findings indicate ...

... “Russian Phoenix”: Moscow in 1812 as a symbol of Russian and European poetry. Filologicheskaya regionalistika [Philological regional studies], 1 (9), pp. 7—22 (in Russ.). Patroeva, N. V., 2021. The image of the temple in the collection of E. A. Boratyn­sky ... ... Moscow (in Russ.). Slovar' russkogo yazyka XVIII veka [Dictionary of the Russian language of the XVIII century], 1984—1991. Leningrad (in Russ.). Slovar' yazyka M. V. Lomonosova [Dictionary of the language of M. V. Lomonosov], 2011. St. Petersburg (in ...