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... highly demanded innovative items. Given the new information concept of the Repub­lic of Crimea the paper attempts to analyze the features of territorial develop­ment of socio-economic and innovation system. The study determined the dig­italization of economic entities of the Republic of Crimea. The innovation dis­tribution in the region is checked on the example of the mobile network mod­ernizing. The innovative infrastructure of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol is identified to be in the early development phase. 1. Апатова Н. В., Курочка Д. Н. Механизмы инновационного ...

... population to get advanced to the sea (some parts of the coast), which serves as one of the significant factors (and indicators) of economic activity, and cross-border clustering. Focusing on the most important seaports (Novorossiysk, Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg,... ... trans-aquatorial properties and characteristics; clustering, thus, receives additional impulses, while the clusters demonstrate networking, dispersed forms in their development. 1. Agenda 21 of ocean geography // Geography, oceans and coasts towards sustainable ...

... system. The methodological framework relies on the comparative geographical method and methods of geoinformation analysis, including the construction of buffer zones. The analysis reveals significant spatial heterogeneity in the district’s transport network, driven by historical and natural-climatic factors, and identifies territories with low levels of provision that require additional strategic planning measures. The study establishes that, although federal highways form the transport framework ...

This article addresses the problem of economic security organization in the coastal region of Russia. The authors offer a network model of the process as a tool of effective management 1.  Ивченко В.   В. Сетевое программирование развития приморских регионов России: монография. Калининград,...

... dekabrja 2008 № 20636-AK/d19 [Guidelines for implementing cluster policies in the Russian Federation. Approved by Ministry of Economic Development 26 December 2008 number 20636-AK/d19], 2008, Legal reference system «Consultant Plus». 10. Mikhailov,... ... Regional'nye issledovanija [Regional studies], no. 3,p. 57—64. 13. Fedorov, G. M. 2013, Innovations in the Baltic Sea Region and Network Cooperation between Russia and the EU, Baltic Region, no. 1 (15), p. 4—18. doi:10.5922/ 2079-8555-2013-1-1. 14. Filippov,...

... replaces innovative development. However, it is important to take into account other innovative tools: for instance, interactive network museums in developing innovative tourist attraction objects, e-marketing in introducing innovations in tourist product ... ... the field of public regulation and tourism stimulation, etc. These technologies contribute to the transition fr om a certain economic agent, the industry as a whole, or a tourist destination to a fundamentally new level in terms of tourist product presentation ...

... the methods of public support. Examples of private-public infrastructure for the implementation of innovative projects are offered. 1. Hanuz, M. 2011, Doklad o konkurentosposobnosti Rossii 2011 [The Russia Competitiveness Report 2011], Geneva, World Economic Forum, 227 p. 2. Ivanov, N. 2001, Nacional'nye innovacionnye sistemy [National innovation systems. Economy questions], Voprosy economiki [Economic matters], no. 7, p. 60. 3. Dosi, G., Freeman, C., Nelson, R. 1988, Technical Change and Economic ...

... 1078—1092. 10. Basso A., Funari S. A quantitative approach to evaluate the relative efficiency of museums // Journal of cultural economics. 2004. Vol. 28, № 3. P. 195—216. 11. Castro M. F., Rizzo I. Performance measurement of heritage conservation activity ... ... № 2. P. 221—238. 13. Guccio C., Mignosa A., Rizzo I. Are public state libraries efficient? An empirical assessment using network Data Envelopment Analysis // Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. 2018. URL: https://doi . org/10.1016/j. seps.2018.01.001 ...

... are characterized as depressed, repelling population outflows, while others serve as "migration centers" that at­tract large numbers of residents. The migration appeal of such centers is often determined by specific factors related to their economic and geographical position, including proximity to major urban agglomerations and coastal locations, the presence of large industrial and pro­duction hubs, extensive transportation networks, and borderland 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 ...

... of Moscow as a leading center of human geography is growing. One of the centers of the secondary level, where the research is actively developing, is Kaliningrad. Its scientists collaborate with the other research centers and actively participate in network projects studying the socio-economic geography of Russia. Based on the eLibrary database, the scientific potential of Kaliningrad, and, above all, IKBFU is considered. IKBFU concentrates many economic geographers of the region (4 professors and 13 PhDs in the field of “Economic, social, political and recreational geography”). The article assesses the publication activity of university scientists using some scientometric indicators and ...

... are the basis for innovation. Howev­er, accelerated digitalization, as well as slowed down, carries a significant number of economic, social, political, cultural, and other threats that can be partially mitigated by creating favorable basic conditions ... ... digital por­trait of companies and the level of their internal digitalization, the develop­ment of e-commerce and digital networks, information security. The research is carried out in the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation in 2010—2018....

... level and dynamics of retail turnover in the context of subjects of the Russian Federation in 2000—2016 through the methods of economic statistical and cartographic analysis. The results of the study are presented in graphs and tables. They can be used ... ... development. The authorities of the subjects of the Russian Federation can study the experience of more advanced regions, while network retailers can determine geographical vectors of their expansion. 1. Аксёнов К. Э. Изменения в размещении ...

The shipbuilding industry clusters in the Eastern Baltic Sea region, i. e. Estonia, Finland and North-West Russia, may benefit significantly from increased mutual cooperation; however, the international networks between the clusters are still poorly developed. The aim of this article is to analyse the preconditions for cluster internationalization between these clusters, which are rather different but complementary in terms of skills. The research material ...

... Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, 2009, Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, 10 June 2009. Brussels: Commission of the European Communities,... ... Cooperation. 12. Joint position on the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region adopted by B7 Baltic Islands Network, Baltic Development Forum, Baltic Sea States Subregional Cooperation, CPMR Baltic Sea Commission, Euroregion Baltic and ...

... Petersburg 17—19 October, 2011, St. Petersburg, Leont'evskij centr, 152 p. 5. Global City Indicators Facility, 2011, available at: www.cityindicators.org/Default.aspx (accessed 1 October 2012). 6. Parnreiter, C. 2009, Megacities in the Geography of Economic Governance, Die Erde, Vol. 140, no. 4, p. 371—390. 7. Taylor, P. J. 2001, Specification of the World Cities Network, Geographical Analysis, no. 2, p. 181—194. 8. The Economist. World in Figures, 2011, available at: http:// www.economist.com/theworldin/2011 (accessed 17 September 2012). 9. Urban Indicators Guidelines, 2004, Monitoring Habitat Agenda and Millennium ...

... national levels, data from the SPARK-Interfax database, as well as departmental materials. transformation factors, functional structure, spatial structure, St. Petersburg agglomeration, urban agglomeration, technological patterns platform economy, networks 5-22 10.5922/vestniknat-2024-3-1

... self-regulation. Nevertheless, government agencies made attempts at rule-making. Special legislation began to appear in 2006, simultaneously with the popularization of the Internet in commercial circulation. Active lawmaking began under the influence of social networks; the legislator was forced to begin to take into account the specifics of this phenomenon. The modern fourth stage of legislative development began after the spread of distributed registry technology (blockchain) in economic circulation and is characterized by attempts to use the technological capabilities of the digital environment in legal regulation. Internet; rulemaking; dynamics of law; digital technologies 5—14 10.5922/vestnikhum-2025-1-1

... director of the branch, and branch audit reports. This work is the first attempt in historiography to examine the bank’s credit and debit operations, to analyse its profits and spending, and to study its staff. The Volga-Kama Bank had a strong branch network in Central Asia. The bank strived to take control over cotton and fruit exports. However, it failed and did not become a monopolist on the Turkestani market. For banks, the ‘modernization’ of the Central Asian economy meant financing the production ...

This article focuses on the theoretical and methodological aspects of analyzing social potential of economy. Is shown that it includes: a) certain social networks and social structure determining the appropriate social roles (statuses); b) certain public relations between the performers of these roles; c) certain social institutes as norms of behavior according to the social structure and position in the ...

... platform and involving residents in an active social and business life. In the article, the author considers the socio-economic develop­ment of the Slavsk municipal district based on the array of statistical and analytical data of the Slavsk library network, which is a valuable information resource. It is concluded that the library in rural areas is actively developing the principles of communication, education, me­morialization, and information that are familiar to us, as well as newer ones — ...

... innovation through cooperation networks // Innovation networks: spatial perspectives. L., 1991. P. 1—8. 23. Cooke P., Morgan K. The Network Paradigm: New Departures in Corporate and Regional Development // Environment and Planning D: Society and Space. 1993.... ... Trajtenberg M., Henderson R. Geographic localization of knowledge spillovers as evidenced by patent citations // Quarterly Journal of Economics. 1993. № 108(3). P. 577—598. 28. Maskell P., Malmberg А. The competitiveness of firms and regions. «Ubiquitification ...

... Ghatak S., Pop-Silaghi M. I., Daly V. Trade and migration flows between some CEE countries and the UK // Journal of International Trade & Economic Development. 2009. Vol. 18. P. 61—78. 8. White R. Immigrant-trade links, transplanted home bias and network effects // Applied Economics. 2007. Vol. 39, № 7. P. 839—852. 9. Larramona G., Sanso M. Migration dynamics, growth and convergence // DTECONZ. 2005. № 9. URL: http://www.dteconz.unizar.es/DT2005—09.pdf (дата обращения: 24.09.2018). 10. Stryszowski ...

... ravaged by war did not have sufficient human resources. One of the solution was the use of labour of German prisoners of war. A network of prisoner-of-war camps was established in Lithuania. In a matter of two to three years, PWs completed a significant ... ... historiography and documents kept in the Lithuanian State Central Archive. 1. Meshkauskas, К. 1956, Podem jekonomiki Sovetskoj Litvy [Economic growth of Soviet Lithuania], Vilnius. 2. Shadzhyus, G. 1972, Istorija Litvy 1918—1940 gg. v burzhuaznoj istoriografii ...

... serves, in effect, as the Union’s budget. Given that, one may conclude that the countries of the Baltic region are entering a new stage of development. We look at the role and significance of transportation and energy projects as an instrument of economic development. Having studied the largest transport and energy projects in the Baltic region, we were able to show that the new infrastructure networks supported the investment expansion of Swedish and Finnish companies into the post-communist countries of the Baltic Region. Which, in its turn, allowed the Nordic investors to expand their domestic markets. The analysis also shows that the experience ...

... implementation. Particular attention is paid to Northwest Russia and Kaliningrad region. Promoting innovation clusters, metropolitan networks and urban-rural partnerships, improving accessibility as well as enhancing maritime spatial planning and management are ... ... of the BSR Ministers responsible for Spatial Planning and Development on 16. October 2009 in Vilnius. 3.      Hanell T. Economic development of the BSR — inflexible patterns despite rapid change // Spatial Planning and development in the Baltic ...

... Most of the coastline is occupied by high structural watershed plains. The natural coastal landscapes have been transformed by economic activities. In the marine area, landscapes dominated by Ericaria crinita, Gongolaria barbata, and Phyllophora crispa ... ... representation of stabilizing landscapes leads to a deterioration of the geoecological situation. Optimization of the protected area network plays an important role in preserving the landscape and biological diversity of the coastal zone. landscape, coast,...

... author of the article presented a classification of development types according to the criterion of the functional purpose of the development of new territories, as well as a typology based on the chronological criterion. Resource, institutional and network approaches to the development of territories are considered. region, regional autonomy, intraregional space, management strategies, domestic policy, optimisation of regional management, centralisation and decentralisation, national integration ...

... Trans­lated from French by C. Ofertas and M. Yakubovich. Moscow (in Russ.). Gromova, N. S., 2020. Polycodic texts on the Internet network: specificity of living and features of expertise. In: Strategii razvitiya sotsial'nykh obshchnostei, institu­tov i territorii ... ... technologies on con­temporary social and political processes: scenarios, challenges, and actors. Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes, 5, pp. 341—364, https:// doi.org/10.14515/monitoring.2019.5.16 (in Russ.). Zhivoi gvozd' [A living ...