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... effective mechanisms of interstate coordination. Successful implementation of the corridor is possible only through the consolidation of efforts by all participating countries, particularly within frameworks such as BRICS, and the attraction of substantial investment. Political will and readiness for compromise are recognized as no less important than financial resources. The INSTC remains a project with high ambitions, but its transformation into a competitive global transport artery depends on the ability of the parties to overcome current systemic constraints through coordinated international efforts and ...

... Investing in cultural capital for sustainable use of natural capital. / In: Jansson A. M., Hammer M., Folke C., Costanza R. (Eds). Investing in Natural Capital: The Ecological Economics Approach to Sustainability. - Washington DC. P.128- 149. 5.         ... ... Sustainability // Resour. Policy. No.19. P. 162-172. 32.     Solow, R. M. (1986). On the intergenerational allocation of exhaustible resources // Scandinavian Journal of Economics. Vol. 88, issue 2. P.141-156. 33.     Solow, R. M. (1974). The economics of ...

... punishment”; emotional construal, in which affective responses such as anger, indignation, solidarity, and moral satisfaction act as cognitive catalysts en­hancing entrenchment; and multimodal integration, which combines verbal, visual, and digi­tal semiotic resources to increase salience, emotional resonance, and persuasive force. The interaction of these mechanisms gives rise to a stable CANCEL frame, instantiated in a proto­typical cognitive scenario: norm violation → public exposure → accusation ...

... long geological history of the region, changes in marine and terrestrial deposits, and magmatic activity have determined the modern geological and geomorphological structure of the Kemerovo Region — Kuzbass, as well as the distribution of mineral resources. The aim of the study was to investigate the physico-geographical conditions of the Kemerovo Region — Kuzbass to carry out reclamation work. The main deposits of the region are located in the mountainous areas of the Kuznetsk Alatau, Salair,...

... Yekaterinburg. In: Ezhegodnik Nauchno-issledovatel’skogo instituta russkoi kul’tury. 1994 [Yearbook of the Scientific Research Institute of Russian Culture. 1994]. Ekate­rinburg, pp. 19—25 (in Russ.). Golomidova, M. V., 2019. Urbanonyms as a resource of management of urban space perception. Communication Studies (Russia) , 6 (1), pp. 11—30, https://doi.org/ 10.25513/2413-6182.2019.6(1).11-30 (in Russ.). Ivanov, A., 2022. Khrebet Rossii [The Backbone of Russia]. Moscow (in Russ.). Ivanov,...

... Studies. Theories and applications. 3 rd edi­tion. London and New York: Routledge. Munday, J., 2012b. Evaluation in translation. Critical points of translator decision-ma­king. London and New York: Routledge. Munday, J., 2015. Engagement and graduation resources as markers of transla­tor/interpreter positioning. Target, 27(3). pp. 406—421. Munday, J. and Zhang, M. eds., 2015. Discourse Analysis in Translation Studies. Target, 27(3). Neubert, A., 1985. Text and Translation. Leipzig: Enzyklopädie....

... R. M. Martín (ed.). Reembedding Translation Processing Research. Amster­dam: Benjamins, pp. 21—46. Gile, D., 2005. Liberal arts and empirical science. European Society for Translation Studies, available at: http://www.est-translationstudies.org/resources/research_ issues_index.html (accessed 22 June 2018). Gorlée, D. L., 1994. Semiotics and the Problem of Translation: With Special Reference to the Semiotics of Charles S. Peirce. Amsterdam: Rodopi. Gutt, E.-A., 1991. Translation and Relevance....

... an appropriate framework to understand the impact of such factors on the demanding bilingual activity that translators engage in. Because their work requires close attention and concentration, translators have to exert energy and ultimately cognitive resources to compensate for the distraction of any physical discomfort, delays in computer responsiveness, or frustration with organizational problems. In this article, the relevance of ergonomics and the implications of putting the translator and their ...

... https://static1.squarespace.com/static/55316­a­­91e4b06d7c3b4 35f17/t/553ee5d5e4b037292cdd7e85/1430185429744/Voltaire+Poem+on+the+Lisbon+Disaster+%282014 %29.pdf (accessed: December 20, 2017). Voltaire, 2005, Tout est bien / All is good, in: Iverson, J. (ed.), Resources per­taining to Candide, the Voltaire Society of America. URL: https://www.whitman.edu/VSA/Candide/tout.est.bien.html (accessed: December 20, 2017) Walch, J. G. 1726, Philosophisches Lexikon, Leipzig. Walford, D., Meerbote, R. 2003, Introductions ...

... logical tools with a series of notions borrowed primarily from computer programming. A conceptual system designer sets out feasibility requirements and defines a system’s functions that make it possible to achieve the desired outcome using available resources. Kant’s project forbids a dogmatic appeal to the transcendental relations and eternal truths of scholasticism. However, the constitutive nature of the rules of transcendental logic in regard to the power of judgement precludes the pluralism ...

This article considers the basic approaches to the use of Internet resources in the detection and investigation of crimes. It is stressed that the Internet affects ways the crime is committed, the features of criminal traces, and the choice of means and methods used in the process of detection and investigation of crimes....

... Francisco, 1983. 25. Moore J. F. The death of competition: leadership and strategy in the age of business ecosystems. N. Y., 1996. 26. Neubaum D. O., Zahra S. A. Institutional Ownership and Corporate Social Performance:The Moderating Effects of Investment Horizon, Activism, and Coordination// Journal of Management. 2006. Vol. 32. P. 108—131. 27. Pitelis C. N., Wahl M. W. Edith Penrose: Pioneer of stakeholder theory // Long Range Planning. 1998. Vol. 31, № 2. P. 252—261. 28. Purchase ...

... of the Kaliningrad region are on the list of federal leaders among the places with the most comfortable urban en­vironment. This circumstance directly improves the possibilities of such cities in attracting investors, maintaining high-quality labor resources and the possibility of expanding their own regional socio-economic specialization.

... sustainable development of the Russian Federation, in particular, SDG 14 “Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”). The region is also highly integrated into various international relations and market ... ... efficiency of management of the development of the Kaliningrad region and other coastal regions of Russia, their international investment attractiveness, the application of the experience gained in the construction of the SEEA EA for the shelf sea zones ...