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... that can be used in developing a common educational space of the CIS countries. Of special significance are the models that involve public organizations. Through establishing mutual connections, domain models create more complex globule structures. Network projects initiated within globules and involving different domains contribute to the emergence of a selfdeveloping common space. 1. Григорьян Э. Р., Мунтян М. А. и др. Глобализация и моделирование ...

This article summarises the role of the Web 2.0 technology also known as social network services in the development of informal learning. This article offers a general description of non-formal and informal learning. Special attention is paid to blogging and the use of wki-resoruces as the most popular Internet tools. The author ...

... of the system of methodological training of biology students in the conditions of ecological and educational environment of the region. The author shows that the creation of a developing environment on the basis of the orientation nature of goals and network organizational structure of methodological training can contribute to the transparency of results of methodological training of students. 1. Алиева Н. З. Становление информационного общества и философия ...

... coronary artery surgery: Effects on patients and spouses // Health Psychology. 1993. Vol. 12 (1). P. 56—63. 16.   Laireiter A.   R., Baumann U., Perkonigg A . et al. Himmelbauer S. Social support re­sources in interpersonal relationships (social networks) during stressful life condi­tions: Results from two pilot studies // European review of applied psychology-re­vue Europeenne de psychologie appliquee. 1997. Vol. 47 (2). P. 123—129. 17.   Lewis M.   A., Rook K.   S. Social control ...

... Hall’s 'encoding/decoding' model, N. Luhmann’s functional subsystems theory, and communicational strategies' types. Using tools for the automa­tized data extraction we got the texts (76.000) and comments (1.500.000) samples and developed a neural network classifying the texts decoding re­gimes during its interpretation. The approach developed by authors both al­lows to consider the issues, and the 'measures/statements — reactions' model, it helps to examine broader set of governmental measures ...

The article reveals the problems of political communication in modern Poland, the role of the Internet in the dialogue between the authorities and society. Particular attention is paid to the impact of social networks on the quality of political communication. The characteristic features of the position of ordinary users and representatives of political elites in the communication process are singled out and described. As a research task, the authors identified ...

... of St. Petersburg are reconstructed from the media and field studies; 9 dispositive variables of each discourse are consi­dered. Narrative and other discursive strategies are systematized according to their role in the reassembly of the system (network). While each actor pursues their own goal and solves several problems, the overall configuration of the system determines the characteristics of the reassembly carried out. The articulation of interests, goals and values ​​of actors leads ...

The demand for the Internet generates the need to study legal issues related to it. One of these issues is the classification of subjects interacting within the global network. The purpose of this scientific research is to identify the grounds for such a classification, its justification and further development. The author relied on formal legal, comparative legal, and general logical methods of scientific research,...

... Determinants of innovation performance of organiza­tions in a regional innovation system from a developing country // International Journal of Innovation Science. 2020. № 12 (3). P. 345—362. doi: 10.1108/IJIS-03-2020- 0023. 17. Reidolf M. Knowledge networks and the nature of knowledge relationships of in­novative rural SMEs // European Journal of Innovation Management. 2016. № 19 (3). P. 317—336. doi: 10.1108/EJIM-06-2015-0043. 18. Rural innovation case study: using light sites to drive rural ...

... development model: status quo and directions // International Jour­nal of Knowledge-Based Development. 2012. Vol. 3, № 2. P. 175—192. 21. Sassen S. The global city: New York, London, Tokyo. Princeton, NJ, 2001. 22. Taylor P. Measuring the world city network: New results and developments // GaWC Research Bulletin 300. URL: https://www.lboro.ac.uk/gawc/rb/rb300.html (дата обращения: 10.08.2019). 23. United Nations. World urbanization prospects: The 2014 revision. N. Y., 2015. 24. Van ...

... government institutions (villag­ers) and street protests (city residents). There are also differences in the choice of effec­tive methods of risk communication, depending on the respondent’s cultural type. Hierarchs prefer communication in social networks; egalitarians tend to organize petitions and appeal to the authorities; the fatalists do not ex­press their own opinion; individuals strive for greater control over the situa­tion and therefore prefer all possible forms of interaction. 1....

... comparative-legal methodology to study legal norms and to work out the proposals on improving the investigation measures on the Internet when dealing with extremist crimes. Particular attention is paid to the differences in investigation in tele­communication networks and the Internet as their certain kind, as well as the relevant legal regulation in countering extremist crimes. To eliminate possible contradictions in the legislative acts regulating this activity, amendments to the current legislation are ...

... of Economics and Statistics. 2017. Vol. 79, № 4. P. 513—545. 25. Levitin D. This is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession. Dutton Penguin, 2006. 26. Matesanz D., Ortega G. J. On business cycles synchronization in Europe: A note on network analysis // Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications. 2016. Vol. 462. P. 287—296. 27. Papageorgiou T., Michaelides P. G., Milios J. G. Business cycles synchronization and clustering in Europe (1960—2009) // Journal of Economics ...

... 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 ...

... in May 2018. Among other things, experts gave their opinions on the levels and forms of communication between mass media of Saratov region and their foreign partners, the way regional and municipal media outlets use the Internet technologies, social networks, and messengers, possible projects to promote information interaction of the region and media from abroad. An inference is made that mass media pay inadequate attention to “foreign” aspects of their activity, which, in its turn, necessitates ...

....2008. Vol. 23, № 2. P. 124—134. 12. Maxim А. Сontemporary Marketing Practices in Romania. URL: http://steconomice.uoradea.ro/anale/volume/2009/v4-management-and-marketing/142.pdf 13. Morgan R., Hant S. Relationship marketing in the era of network competition //Journal of Marketing Management. 1995. Vol. 3, № 1. P. 19—28. 14. Palmer R., Wilson H. An exploratory case study analysis of contemporary marketing practices // Journal of Strategic Marketing. 2009. Vol. 17, № 2. P. 169—187....

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 ...

... Käkönen J ., Lähteenmäki K. Regionalization and the Theory of International Re­lations . Tampere, 1995 . № 64. 11.  Lanko D. Towards a Business Community in the Northern Dimension Area? // Presentation at the 5 th Northern Dimensions Network Meeting, Manchester, U.   K., December 13, 2005. 12.  Mitrany D. A Working Peace System. London, New York, 1943. 13.  Perko S. Verkostojen Itämeri: Vuorovaikutus ja sen merkitys alueellistumiskehitykselle. Tampere, 1995. № 68. 14.  Tassinari ...

... 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 — ...

... high-molecular states of molecular groups in melts. The author proposes the parameters of glass formation, which are determined quanti­tatively, char­acterizing the ability of the atoms of the chemical elements that make up the melt to form a glassy network. The dependence of these parameters on the charge of the nucleus of the ele­ments proves the primary and secondary periodicity of the tendency to glass formation in the case of sulfide, selenide, telluride, oxide and halide systems. The electronic ...

... 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 ...

... affordability of information and communication technologies for them, human resources of the digital economy, the presence of a 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. The results of the study have shown that the level of digitalization of the economy of the Kaliningrad region correlates with ...

... P. 984—1002. 38. Northoff G. What catatonia can tell us about “top-down modulation”: A neu­ropsychiatric hypothesis // Behavioral and brain sciences. 2002. Vol. 25. P. 555—604. 39. Sambataro F., Hirjak D., Fritze S. et al. Intrinsic neural network dynamics in catatonia // Human Brain Mapping. 2021. Vol. 42, № 18. Р. 6087—6098. 40. Northoff G., Eckert J., Fritze J. Glutamatergic dysfunction in catatonia? Success­ful treatment of three akinetic catatonic patients with the NMDA antagonist ...

.... F., Evans S. et al. Beatboxers and guitarists engage sen­sorimotor regions selectively when listening to the instruments they can play // Cerebral Cortex. 2018. Vol. 28 (11). P. 4063—4079. 13. Wollman I., Penhune V., Segado M. et al. Neural network retuning and neural predictors of learning success associated with cello training // Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 2018. Vol. 115 (26). E6056—E6064. 14. Привес М. Г., Лысенков Н. К., Бушкович ...

... вопросы концепции «обучающегося региона» // Вестник Томского государственного университета. 2014. № 387. С. 69—74. 10. Albert R., Barabasi A. L. Statistical Mechanics of Complex Networks // Re­views of Modern Physics. 2002. № 74 (1). P. 47—97. 11. Aroca P., Azzoni C., Sarrias M. Regional concentration and national economic growth in Brazil and Chile // Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences. 2018. № 11 (3). P. 343—359....

... 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 ...

... Europe. P., 1986. 21. Becattini G. Riflessioni sul distretto industriale marshalliano come concetto socioeconomic // Statoe Mercato. 1989. № 25. P. 111—128. 22. Camagni R. Introduction: from the local «milieu» to 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. № 11. P. 543—564....

... important seaports (Novorossiysk, Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg, Murmansk, etc.) cross-border activity of large business acquires 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 development / Vallega A. [et al.]. (eds.) Milano, 1998. P. 17—116. 2. Pak A., Majd F. Integrated coastal management ...

... presented in graphs and tables. They can be used to justify the regional policy of the Federation in promoting retail trade 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 розничной торговли и услуг при переходе к рыночной экономике ...

... 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....

The method of ground shores monitoring includes a set of activities on local sites with reference to a network of reference benchmarks. The greatest amount of information is given by the data of the transverse shore leveling. The combination of a number of different profiles allows one to obtain speed and direction quantitative characteristics of the coastal ...

... development based on real user: logging of ultrasound examination // I sveika gyvensena ir skaidria buti Vyduno keliu. Tartautine moksline-praktine konferencija. Klaipeda, 2011. P. 169—170. 14. Grillner S., Deliagina T., Ekeberg O. E. et al. Neural networks that co-ordinate locomotion and body orientation in lamprey // Trends in Neurosciences. 1995. Vol. 18. P. 270—279. 15. Honemeyer U., Talic A., Therwat A. et al. The clinical value of KANET in studying fetal neurobehavior in normal and at-risk ...

The study clarifies the concept of spatial networking inherent of various forms of interactions within the territorial socio-economic system of a region. The author offers a classification of spatial networks, identifies and describes types of spatial boundaries of different types of territorial ...

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... Географическая граница как фактор районообразования. Географические границы / под ред. Б. Б. Родомана и Б. М. Эккеля. М., 1982. 12. Cappelin R., Batey P. Regional Networks, Border Regions and European Integration. Pion ; L., 1993. 13. Helliwell J. F. Do national borders matter for Quebec's trade? // Canadian Journal of Economics. 1994. Vol. 29, no. 4. P. 509—522. 14. Linders G. J. M. Intangible barriers to trade ...

The practical solution for the most acute problems of biodiversity preservation in the region requires the restoration of the conservation area network. This article gives an assessment of the previous and perspective conservation area networks on the basis of landscape design experience and biological indicators. 1. Дедков В.   П. Ландшафтная программа Калининградской ...

... article is devoted to the study of euroregional development hystory. It also explores the analysis of foreign countries experience in crossborder cooperation. Importance of Euroregions is identified. Euroregion «Baltic» and the Balic euroregional network. 1.   EESC Opinions . UR L :   http :// eescopinion . eesc . europa . eu 2.  Устав Еврорегиона «Балтика». UR L:   http://www.ln.mid.ru/bull.nsf/ 3.  Перспективы развития межрегионального ...

... required density of point measurements // Global Precipitations and Climate Change / M. Bubois, F. Désalmand (eds.). NATO ASI Series I. №   26. Berlin , 1994. P. 173—186. 15. Vose R.   S. [et al.]. The Global Historical Climatology Network: Long-Term Monthly Temperature, Precipitation, Sea Level Pressure, and Station Pressure Data // ORNL/CDIAC-53, NDP-041. Oak Ridge , 1992.

The practical solution for the most acute problems of biodiversity preservation in the region requires the restoration of the conservation area network. This article gives an assessment of the previous and perspective conservation area networks on the basis of landscape design experience and biological indicators. 1. Индикаторный анализ использования прибрежных ...