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10.5922/2079-8555-2014-1-5
54-68
exclave, Kaliningrad region, special economic zone, export, import, interregional trade, commodity flow model.
The concepts of enclave and exclave and their use in the political and geographical characteristic of the Kaliningrad region
... and introduced. The author offers a new classification of contemporary and historical enclaves and exclaves. The article identifies the specific features of the Kaliningrad region in comparison to other enclave territories. The difference between the exclavity of the Kaliningrad region in the Soviet and post-Soviet periods is emphasised. The author shows the evolution of the use of concepts of enclave and exclave for describing the fe atures of the Kaliningrad region’s positions from the perspective of the mother and surrounding ...
The development of Kaliningrad regional economy: A new stage of restructuring
The Kaliningrad region is developing in complicated exclave conditions, which results in insufficient resilience of its economy to external impacts. There is a need for constant monitoring of the economic situation in the region and the adaptation of the regional strategy to changing conditions. This article sets out to evaluate the stages of regional economy development ...
The historical and geographical evolution of the enclavity of the Kaliningrad region
This article considers the origin, development, change in the status, and extinction of enclave and exclave formations in the territory of the modern Kaliningrad region. The author offers information on their socio-economic and political features. The article identifies enclave (exclave) problems peculiar to them, including the land access (passenger and cargo transit) of the metropolis to the isolated territory,...
Geopolitical transformation of the Kaliningrad oblast of the Russian Federation
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Ivchenko Vladislav, Teplitsky Vladimir
10.5922/2079-8555-2012-3-10
110-112
fishing fleet, fishing enterprises, innovative development, marine fisheries, exclave region of Kaliningrad Region
Exclavity as a challenge and a resource for foreign positioning of the Kaliningrad region
... adversary in the Baltic, there are no comparable social and economic guarantees Here, paradoxically, the situation can open up opportunities for increasing the coherence of the narrow, purely peripheral interests of the Russian exclave and the regions of neighboring countries, primarily Lithuania and Poland.
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Kaliningrad region, exclave, foreign positioning
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Identification of technology transfer in industries developing in the exclave region under the influence of the “coastal factor”
The exclave and coastal position of the Kaliningrad region determines the development conditions that differ from other regions, including those of the regional innovation subsystem. The most important and integral part of this subsystem which actually ensures the interaction of its components, is transfer ...
First results of the import substitution policy in the Kaliningrad region
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import substitution, food security, special territory, exclave region, Kaliningrad region
36-43
Kaliningrad Exclave: Electoral Specificity
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electoral geography, Kaliningrad region, exclave, elections, electoral behavior, political parties, center — periphery
93-108
Evaluation of GRP change in the exclave Russian region on the Baltic (1995—2016)
... is shown to reflect the post-industrial nature of its economy and are comparable with those of other subjects of the Russian Federation being average in development. A special regional feature is fluctuations in volume and branch structure of the GRP of the Kaliningrad Region, which are more significant than the average for Russia, due to its small size and, most importantly, the exclave geographic location.
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Lialina A.V.
socioeconomic development, manufacturing, income, social payments, crisis, COVID-19 pandemic, municipalities, Kaliningrad region
85-106
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Three development strategies of the Kaliningrad region (1991—2018)
After the demise of the USSR the Kaliningrad region became a Russian exclave, geographically separated from the rest of Russia by foreign states. The development of the region became dependent on external factors, including Russia’s political relations with foreign countries, NATO and EU. Geopolitical changes required ...