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... was established, the problem of choos­ing a devel­opment strategy has always been and remained an urgent issue. Especially sharply, it arose with a change in the geopolitical position of the re­gion after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Baltic economic area. Ex­clavity is the most important geopolitical factor in the life of the region. The dialectic of exclave is in the discretion of not only the obstacles, but also of the development possibilities of the region. An­other major factor is the immediate proximity of the European Union. Through understanding the geopolitical po­tential ...

.... Fedorov, G. M., Korneevets, V. S. 2009. Baltijskij region, № 2, pp. 32—42. 3. Fedorov, D. G. 2009. Vestnik Rossijskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni I. Kanta, № 1, pp. 117—122. Kuznetsova Tatyana 10.5922/2079-8555-2010-4-5 48-54 Baltic region, migration movement, migration factors, socioeconomic development

The article continues the analysis of the social and economical development of the Baltic Sea region, conducted by Baltic Center for Advanced Studies and Education (BaltCASE) in frames of the research project «Russia and EU: Past, Present, Future». 1.  Балтийский регион как полюс экономической интеграции ...

... Malinova), hybrid identity, and the civilizational paradigm approach. The methodo­logical framework of the study is based on a constructionist approach to the phenomenon of identity. The analysis of policies for transforming historical memory in the Baltics draws on data from a series of focus groups conducted in the Pskov Region at the Center for Assistance to Resettlement “Compatriot.” A qualitative content analysis of leading media in the Baltic countries provided the empirical material necessary to test the hypothesis that macro-identity is shaped through the promotion ...

... formation of hydrochemical anomalies in the near-bottom hori­zon and alters the composition of bottom sediments. Under different regional conditions, dis­charge can occur as a focused flow through cracks in karst and fissured rocks, as a diffuse flow in ... ... approaches that best allow for documenting the phenomenon of sub­marine discharge of groundwater in the southeast part of the Baltic Sea. Detecting submarine groundwater discharge in the Baltic Sea is crucial for understanding the processes in the wa­ter ...

... Stuttgart/Jena, Germany. 1986—1991. 15. Napreenko M.G., Orlov A.V., Napreenko-Dorokhova T.V., Subetto D.A., Sosnina I.A. Preliminary data on formation and depositional environments of lake Chaika in the central part of the Curonian Spit (Kaliningrad Region, Russia, South-Eastern Baltic) // IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. 2020. Vol. 438. 16. Reimer P.J., Bard E., Bayliss A., Beck J.W., Blackwell P.G., Bronk Ramsey C., Buck C.E., Cheng H., Edwards R.L., Friedrich M., Grootes P.M., Guilderson T.P., Haflidason ...

... 5. Chekalina, T. N. 2001, Rossija i strany Pribaltiki: itogi i perspektivy jekonomicheskogo sotrudnichestva [Russia and the Baltic countries: results and prospects for economic cooperation], Vneshnejekonomicheskij bjulleten' [External economic bulletin],... ... Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance, p. 144—145. 7. Vlozhenie i otdacha regiona [The Investment and return the region], 1988, Pravda, December 6. 8. Latvijas statistika, available at: http://www.csb.gov.lv (accessed 1 June 2013). 9. ...

.... Economic Access to Food and COVID-19: New Challenges for the Russian Exclave // Regional Research of Russia. 2022. Vol. 12 (3). P. 335—349. 32. Yemelyanova L. L., Lyalina A. V. The labour market of Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave amid COVID-19 // Baltic region. 2020. Vol. 12 (4). P. 61—82. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2020-4-4. socioeconomic development, manufacturing, income, social payments, crisis, COVID-19 pandemic, municipalities, Kaliningrad region 85-106 10.5922/sikbfu-2024-1-6

... the Krasnoznamensk district increased to one hundred and thirty-one species. Based on our results, further study of the lichen biota of the Krasnoznamensk district appears promising. lichens, lichen biota, indicator species, Kaliningrad Region, Baltic Region, North-Western European Russia 101-117 10.5922/vestniknat-2024-2-7

... seas and marine resources for sustainable development”). The region is also highly integrated into various international relations and market interactions, exposed to external restrictions and regulations, primarily within the European Union and the Baltic Sea region. The methodology and the data analysis of the main accounts for the shelf sea of the Kaliningrad region was based on the principles and approaches of the international statistical standard System of Environmental-Economic Accounting — Central ...

... Special economic zone in Kaliningrad ob­last. Crisis Management Challenges in Kaliningrad. Farnham, 2014. P. 19—53. 29. Gimbitsky K. K., Kuznetsova A. L., Fedorov G. M. The development of Kalinin­grad regional economy: A new stage of restructuring // Baltic region. 2014. № 1 (19). Р. 41— 53.

... of Velikoye peat bog (the Šešupė River basin, the Kaliningrad region). The pollen analysis accompanied by radiocarbon dating, makes it possible to reconstruct the vegetation development, on the basis of which the climate changes in the South-east Baltic region over the Atlantic-Subatlantic periods of the Holocene can be tracked. 1. Дружинина О.   А. Финальный палеолит Юго-Восточной Прибалтики: сос­тояние изученности (по материалам ...

....-pravovaja sistema "KonsultantPljus". 5. Kropinova, E. G. 2008. Vestnik Rossijskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. Immanuila Kant, № 7, pp. 85—88. Kropinova Yelena 10.5922/2079-8555-2011-1-12 93-100 cross-border tourism and recreation region, South-eastern Baltic, enabling factors, inhibiting factors

... Karinė reforma Rusijoje: politinės trajektorijos // Politol ogija . 2001. №   3 (23). P. 3—20. See also in English: Russia’s Military Re­form: Political Trajectories // Lithuanian Political Science Yearbook 2000 . Vilnius, 2001. P. 197—210; Baltic Defence Review , 2001. №   6. P. 99—110. 11. Lopata R . Proč se vynořuji kaliningradske otázki? // Miezinárodní Polityka . 2002. R. XXVI, №   3. P. 10—11. 12. Lopata R . Relations with Russia; Lithuania’s Promotion of Regional Secu­ri­ty / R. Lopata, Č. Laurinavičius, E. Nekrašas et al. Lithuania’s Security and Fo­reign Policy Strategy , CSIS Eastern Europe Project. Washington D.   C., CSIS, 2002. P. 34—37, 56—59. See also: Lithuanian Political Science ...

... условиях глобальных изменений : матер. IV междунар. науч.-практ. конф. / отв. ред. А. А. Михайлова. Калинин­град, 2020. С. 134—140. 20. Territorial Scenarios for the Baltic Sea Region (BT2050). Main Report. Version 29/11/2019. URL: https://www.espon.eu/BT%202050 (дата обращения: 12.07.2021).

The article is devoted to the topical issue of providing innovation security of the Kaliningrad region, Russia’s exclave on the Baltic Sea. The author discusses the importance of creating a favourable innovation environment in the region for sustainable implementation of the innovative model of economic development. The author assesses the innovation environment in the Kaliningrad ...

... on external markets, etc. To solve the problems of the Kaliningrad region, the state should partially revise its ideology, including the views on external connections of Russia’s constituents. Moreover, Russia should coordinate its activity in the Baltic Sea States taking into account the increased sensitivity of the Kaliningrad Region. 1.   Договор о разграничении предметов ведения и полномочий между орга­нами государственной власти РФ и органами государственной власти ...

.... de/cln_016/nn_139382/BBSR/EN/Publications/IzR/2010/Issue8.html> (Accessed 20 January 2010). Klimenko Natalia 10.5922/2079-8555-2011-1-11 86-92 regional development, spatial policy, territorial cohesion, sustainable development, Kaliningrad region, Baltic Sea Region, European Union

... Innovation geography of Russia // 2012 International Conference on Research Challenges in Social and Human Sciences, South Korea 2012. Jun 11. 16. Druzhinin A. G. The coastalisation of population in today’s Russia: a socioge­ographical explication // Baltic Region. 2017. № 2. Р. 19—30. 17. Ershova S., Orlovskaya T. Differentiation of Russian megacities by level of in­vestment in comprehensive residential development // IOP Conference Series : Materials Science and Engineering. 2019. Vol. 687, № 5....

..., Mr. V. V. Putin, 2000, Paris, available at: www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data/docs/pressdata/en/er/ACF262F.html (accessed 05.03.2013). 17. Romanova, T. 2013, EU — Russia energy cooperation: major development trends and the present state, Baltic Region, no. 3 (17), p. 4—13. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2013-3-1. 18. EU-Russian Energy Dialogue. The First Ten Years: 2000—2010, 2010,Brussels, available at: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/publications/doc/2011_eu-russia_energy_relations.pdf (accessed ...

... address the issue of extending the current civil protection system by introducing preventive measures. The project, co-financed by the by the Civil Protection Financial Instrument, is used as an example of the introduction of preventive measures in the Baltic Sea region. 1. Civil protection — full report, 2009, Special Eurobarometer, no. 328, November. 2. The Report of the International Law Commission: Sixty-second Session, 2010, Chapter 7: Protection of persons in the event of disasters, 3 May-4 June 5 ...

... 08.09.2023). 17. Sidusa Eesti arengukava 2021—2030 (inglise keeles) // Kultuuriministeerium. 2021. URL: https://www.kul.ee/media/3635/download (дата обращения: 07.09.2023). migration policy, migration crisis, integration of migrants, Baltic states, transit region, limitrophe state 107-116 10.5922/sikbfu-2024-1-7