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The concept of regional innovation system builds upon prospective innovation and takes into account the subsystem generating the knowledge that regulates the context and enterprises in regional innovation activity. This article considers the importance of innovation-investment activity evaluation for the construction of regional innovation systems, technological development of the economy, more efficient knowledge distribution, and the formation of competitive ...

... countries striving to evolve and occupy a competitive position in international markets. This paper is based on research designed to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the national innovation system in Russia. The objective of the study was to examine innovation activity and innovation performance in Russia, as well as to identify the priorities of the government’s policy for promoting innovation. 1. Bauman Innovejshn. [online] Available at: <http://info. worldbank.org/etools/docs / library/235397/ ...

An important feature of innovation activity of a professional social worker is that it is based on the personal approach and is aimed at creating social technologies developing the personality of client. This article offers the results of theoretical analysis of a profession social worker's ...

... A. G., Harin, A. G. 2012, O nekotoryh osobennostjah primenenija koncepcii upravlenija stoimost'ju dlja kompanij, dejatel'nost' kotoryh osnovana na ispol'zovanii prirodnyh resursov [Some features of the concept of cost management for companies whose activities are based on the use of natural resources], Finansy i kredit [Finance and credit], no. 1(481), p. 12—20. 6. Nidumolu, R., Prahalad, C. K., Rangaswami, M. R. 2009, Why Sustainability Is Now the Key Driver of Innovation, Harvard Business Revue. Reprint, available at: http://sustainabledi.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/harvardstudy1.pdf (accessed 10 April 2012). 7. Nidumolu, R., Prahalad, S. K., Rangaswamy, M. R. 2011, Jekologija — zolotaja zhila dlja biznesa ...

... Baltic. The author makes the conclusion about the need to increase the share of innovative projects with the participation of the regions of North-West of Russia; actors fr om the Nordic countries, wh ere regional cooperation is an important engine for innovation development, should be actively involved in these projects. 1. Инновационная деятельность и трансграничное сотрудничество в регионе «Соседства» / под ред. М. А. Никитина. Калининград,...

This article considers the research and technological potential and the innovative activity in a specific region of Russia — the Kaliningrad region. The authors assess its research and technological potential, and the achieved level of innovative activity in the Kaliningrad region as prerequisites necessary for the implementation ...

... conflict / ed. by S. Nicolai; Internation Institute for Education Planning. UNESCO. 2009. URL: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001838/183808e.pdf (дата обращения: 22.03.2016). Filchenkova I., Samsonova N. engagement, innovation activity, innovative potential, innovative environment of the University 102-108

... innovation capital accumulation; the agglomeration factor is taken into account. It is shown that northern and southern coastal regions perform very differently on innovative development, the latter doing better than the former. Three main models of innovation generation, implementation, and accumulation of coastal regions are described. Each is associated with a different way to benefit from proximity to the sea. These are maritime activities, maritime transport, and the economic use of recreational, natural and climatic resources. Mikhaylov A. S., Gorochnaya V. V., Hvaley D. V., Gumenyuk I. S. coastal region, innovation capital, coastalisation, urban agglomeration, innovation ...

In this article, I discuss the role of coastal agglomerations in the territorial heterogeneity of the world economy and the global innovation space. I pay particular attention to how prox­imity to the sea and ocean coasts influences the dynamics of innovation processes. I analyse coastalisation (the movement of economic activity and population to coastal zones) by con­sidering the effects and inland diffusion of the exceptionally high innovative potential of coastal agglomerations. I put forward the hypothesis that coastal agglomerations are the most important transformational ...

This article analyses the role of strategic potential of organisations in ensuring its competitiveness in a dynamic environment. The author considers the process of open innovation management. Special attention is paid to the joint activities of a number of organisations in innovative research and development and its further application. 1. Баззел Р., Гейл Б., Салтан Р. Доля рынка — ключ к прибыльности // Классика маркетинга. СПб., 2001. С. 419—435....

... innovative development. In the post-war period until 1991, the exclave of Russia — the Kaliningrad region — showed high rates of socioeconomic development due to the establishment of a large-scale sea fishing industry. Such success rested on research and innovative activity. This article analyses the successful innovative development of the fishing fleet in the historical perspective: new vessels, the development of new equipment, introduction of innovative forms of fishing organisation. The authors offer data on ...

... Peker I. Yu. Knowledge geography: human geography approach to measuring regional divergence of knowledge capital // Pro­ceedings of the European Conference on Knowledge Management. 2019. С. 738—745. 24. Pushkarev A. A. Cluster analysis of regional innovation activity in Russia in 2010—2015 // R-Economy. 2018. № 4 (1). Р. 10—17. 25. Rusetskaya O. Grouping cities based of their socio-economic indicators // Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics. 2017. № 58. Р. 223—230. 26. Zemtsov S., Barinova ...

... деятельности в условиях трансформации российской экономики : дис. … канд. экон. наук. М., 2003. Stepanenko D. M. innovation-promoting function of state, economic function of state, innovation, innovation activity, technological change, subfunction 53-67

This article sets out to identify the attitude of the Danish mass media to modern Russian innovations. The research is timely because of the Russian interest in the experience of Denmark — one of the "innovation leaders" of the EU. The author analyses a number of publications on Russia in the Danish mass media. The positive image ...

Innovative activity is carried out at three levels — those of the state, region and a company or a university. This article considers the level of development of knowledge-based economy in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland ...

... России. Моделирование управления разви- тием : монография / под ред. проф. В. В. Ивченко. Калининград, 2010. Drok T. Ye. regional innovation policy, tools, innovative activity, innovation potential, regional innovation systems 100-107

This article analyses the current problems of stimulating innovation activity of small businesses in the Russian Federation. The problems of development of financial institutions for innovation support, financial and production-technological subsystems of the innovation infrastructure, and staff recruitment are examined ...

... measures to promote non-raw material export are the principal objectives established by the state for its regions. The current trends in world economy and the geopolitical situation formulate new goals and objectives for regions and suggest the creation of innovative and universal mechanisms to increase the efficiency of international economic activities, promotion of a positive image of Saint Petersburg and other regions of the Russian Northwest. The article analyses the activities of Saint Petersburg business information centres abroad, similar experience of other Russian regions, and prerequisites ...

This article provides a sectoral and regional analyses of innovative activities of Russian enterprises. The authors consider the evolution and characteristics of innovative activities in individual industries. Characteristics of innovative activities in 2010-2014 are considered in the cases of Russian federal districts ...

... competitiveness of Latvia’s regions. The authors describe priorities and tools for regional innovative development and analyze conditions affecting regional development in the country. This work takes into account the current priority of the European Union — innovation and development of socioeconomic activity aimed at enhancing the competitiveness and attractiveness of European regions. This study sets out to evaluate the competitiveness of Latvia’s regions using a method developed by the European Commission. An expert survey based on the analytic ...

... the Port of Ust-Luga, Balt. Reg., no 3, p. 69—82. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2015-3-6. 15. Pavuk, O. 2017, Comparison of port activities of the East coast of the Baltic Sea: 1996—2016, Technology audit and production reserves, vol. 36, no. 4/5, p.5—19.... .... Chai, L., Li, J., Tangpong, Ch., Clauss, Th. 2020, The interplays of coopetition, conflicts, trust, and efficiency process innovation in vertical B2B relationships, Industrial Marketing Management, no. 85, p. 269—280. doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.indmarman....

The subject of this study is the influence of area factors on the innovation activities of small enterprises. The main theoretical aspects of regional asymmetry of economic development are analyzed. The article presents the author’s method of assessing regional asymmetry of small enterprise innovation development and the mechanism ...

This article considers innovative activities of a specialist in social work. The author gives a definition of innovative product and provides a detailed description of stages of innovative activity. 1. Кайгородова Л.   А. Инновационные технологии ...

The article describes the innovative technology of physical culture formation for students with limited motor activity, which underlies the experiment conducted at Komsomolsk-on-Amur State Technical University. The distinctive feature of the innovative technology of physical culture formation for students with limited motor activity is a complex use of traditional ...

... Available at: <http://www.lrpv. lv/index. php?lang= EN&id=186> (Accessed 25 January 2011). 18. Research activities. 2009. Statistical bulletin (in Lithuanian and English). 19. RUSSIAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AT A GLANCE: 2009. DataBook.... ... Status of Science around the World. UNESCO. Klemeshev Andrey Baltic region, Baltic region sates, research and technologies, innovations, research and innovation potential, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, international cooperation 43-48 10....

Innovative activities underpin the economic development and competitiveness of Russian regions. This article seeks to compare the innovation performance of Russia’s north-western regions, which are among the most progressive in the country, and their available ...

This article presents an innovative educational process — active design, which is used as a basic educational process in the system of continuous professional education. The organization of the continuous professional education system requires the application of competence and acmeological approaches. 1. Ансофф ...

... operations research, p. 1—21. doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10479-020-03640-6 . 49. Berger, S. 2013, Making in America: From innovation to market, Cambridge, MA, MIT Press. 50. Belderbos, R., Sleuwaegen, L., Somers, D., De Backer, K. 2016, Where to locate innovative activities in global value chains: Does co-location matter? OECD Science, Technology and Industry Policy Papers, no. 30. doi: https://doi.org/10.1787/5jlv8zmp86jg-en . 51. Freund, C., Mulabdic, A., Ruta, M. 2019, Is 3D printing a threat to global trade?...

... well-being and the quality of the living environment. The purpose of this study is to assess the existing differences between the rural and urban population in the provision of banking, public, information and communication services as the basis for activating the innovation process. The study is carried out on urban and rural municipalities of the Leningrad region. Special attention is paid to the spatial factor in concentration of service renders. It is revealed that there is a significant gap in innovation susceptibility ...

... its competitiveness. The reintegration of the Republic of Crimea into the Russian Federation requires considerable efforts aimed at overcoming ex­ternal geo-economic barriers in socio-economic development, as well as at re­vitalizing the economic activities of enterprises, including production 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 ...

... proposed concept model of information metabolism, the study recreates the general picture of the cyclic spatio-temporal dynamics of innovations in coastal agglomerations, and reveals the role of economic clus­ters, as well as the nature of coastal component’s ... ... the intra-system mechanisms to compensate for the reduction of codified knowledge flows in the Rostov agglomeration via the active clustering of in­novation sector, accompanied by the dynamics of tacit knowledge and the shrinking of its spatial imbalances....

... Many businesses regard circular economy as a way to enhance economic growth and increase profits. Governments across the world actively engage in the discussion about the benefits of a transition to a circular economy and about its impact on employment,... ....2016). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/csr.151 . 6. Davis, C., Arthurs, D. 2006, What Indicators for Science, Technology and Innovation Policies in the 21st Century, Ottawa, available at: www.oecd.org/dataoecd/22/18/37443546.pdf (accessed 19.12.2016)....

... characteristics of international cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) within the framework of the EU macroregional strategy. The analysis of the key directions, structure, and the Strategy implementation mechanisms demonstrates its experimental and innovative nature. At the same time, the authors identify problems and contradictions in the very idea of the Strategy, as well as its actual implementation in intergovernmental relations of the BSR countries. The main factor hampering the Strategy activities is ignoring the key role of Russia the BSR. At the same time, Russia and some non-BSR countries are already members of all significant BSR cooperation instruments. Therefore, there is a need to supplement the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea ...

... P. 39—81. 5. Bergenholtz C., Waldstrøm C. Inter-Organizational Network Studies — A Literature Review // Industry and Innovation. 2011. Vol. 18, № 6. P. 539—562. 6. Bhattacharya C., Korschun D., Sen S. Strengthening Stakeholder-Company Relationships ... ... 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: ...

... regional'noj jekonomike [Clusters in the regional economy], 2010, Samara, State Autonomous Institution of Samara Region "Centre of innovative development and cluster initiatives", available at: http://innocentr-samara.ru/files/Klastery%20v%20regionlnoy%20economike.... ... 12. Kuznetsov, О. P. 2014, Modeli processov rasprostranenija aktivnosti v setevyh strukturah [Model of the propagation of activity in network structures]. In: XII Vserossijskoe soveshhanie po problemam upravlenija [XII All-Russian Conference on Control ...

... Finland, and the Noreth-western federal district (NWFD) of the Russian Federation. The authors present the results of a comparative analysis of research and technological potential of the regions and their administrativeterritorial units in terms of innovative activity development. For the first time, the index of integral assessment of research and technological potential of the NWFD has been calculated in comparison to Sweden and Finland. The NWFD is proved to lag behind Sweden and Finland in terms of innovative ...

The article explores opportunities for the sustainable economic development of coastal territories in the Baltic Sea region (BSR) arising in blue economy sectors in the framework of digital transformation. The study argues that a more active commercialisation of territorial resources can facilitate the sustainable economic development of the BSR coastal territories, following digitally-driven innovations. The paper provides an overview of methodological approaches to territorial sustainability. It also assesses the 2009—2018 level of the socio-economic development of the BSR coastal territories, underpins the importance of the blue economy ...

... accumulation, use, and transfer becomes the most important function, which enables to assess and monitor the ability of territorial innovation sys­tems to generate new scientific knowledge. While the commercialization of knowledge in the territorial context ... ... knowledge. In this study, a science-related approach was used to assess the knowledge gener­ation based on the publication activity analysis of 2013—2017 according to the international abstract database of Scopus scientific citation. The study in­cludes ...

... formation of Sweden’s Christian space and of its current transformation. Another objective is to introduce data on the economic activities of large religious organisations into scholarly use. The relevance of this work lies in the fact that Christianity ... ... geoekologiya na sluzhbe nauki I innovatsionnogo obrazovaniya [Geography, history and geoecology in the service of science and innovative education], no. 7, p. 150—152. (In Russ.) 6. Murashova, T. V. 2013, Marginality factor in the structure of confessional ...

... The article identifies factors hindering tourism development and suggests measures to stimulate tourism as a regional economic activity. 1. Abramova, T. 2011, Problemy I perspektivy turistskoj industrii v Rossii [Problems and prospects of tourism industry ... ... Strategiyz razvitiya prigranichnyh territoriy: tradicii i innovacii [Strategy for development of border regions: tradition and innovation], Kursk, p. 230—235. 8. Koncepciya socialno-ekonomicheskogo razvitiya Leningradskoy oblasti na period do 2025 goda ...

... razvitiyem protsessov kontsentratsii ekonomicheskoy aktivnosti v regione: podkhody novoy ekonomicheskoy geografii [Regional economic activities processes development management: new economic geography approach], Moscow. 7. Rozanova, L. I., Moroshkina, M. V. ... ... entrepreneurship research, European Planning Studies, no. 21, p. 1095—1127. 12. Doloreux, D., Dionne, S. 2008, Is regional innovation system development possible in peripheral regions? Evidence from the case of La Pocatiere, Entrepreneurship & Regional ...

This article presents a theoretical framework and methodology for design-ing a self-evolving system of continuing professional training in tourism based on an innovative educational process — active design — using the com¬petence-based and cluster approaches. 1. Новиков А. М. Методология образования. М., 2006. 2. Смирнов Д. В. Образовательный кластер как социокультурная ...

... region. The study uses the cohort component method, scenario-based forecasting of the development and application of human resources, and econometric calculations of the comparative efficiency of human resources application across a range of economic activities. The author puts forward a number of recommendations for a better application of labour resources through sectoral restructurization of economy (which requires a higher value-added standard and has to be consistent with local natural, human, and innovation resources) and through improvement of the professional training system. 1. Voloshenko, К.Yu., Kuznetsova, А. L. 2014, Balansovaja model' upravlenija regional'nym razvitiem: problemy i novye vozmozhnosti dlja specificheskih territorial'nyh ...

... Federacii do 2030 goda» [RF Government Order dated December 8, 2010 № 2205-r "On the Strategy of development of maritime activities of the Russian Federation until 2030", available at: goverment. ru/gov/results/13458/ (accessed 13 February 2012).... ... education in the light of the Bologna process and the entry of Russia into the WTO], Innovacionnoe obrazovanie i ekonomika [Innovative education and the economy], Vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 21—22. Gritsenko Vladimir, Zhurakhovskaya Polina, Yurov Artyom bachelors ...

... differentiation and integration in the bibliography], Moscow, p. 87—98. 9. Gordukalova, G. F. 1992, Dokumental'nyj potok v bibliograficheskoj dejatel'nosti: Istorija, teorija, tehnologija osvoenija: diss.. d-ra ped. nauk [Documentary flow bibliographic activities: History, theory, technology development: PhD thesis], Saint Petersburg. 10. Klemeshev, A. P. 2011, A comparative assessment of the innovation potential of the Baltic Sea region countries, Baltic Region, no. 2 (8), p. 43—48. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2011-2-5, available at: http://journals. kantiana. ru/upload/iblock/ 1ee/Andrei%20P.%20Klemeshev_43—48.pdf (accessed 15 July 2012)....

... education institutions, R&D departments of industrial companies. The article stresses the research potential of universities that receive funding under the Excellence Initiative and describes the contribution of production in research and development activities, focusing on the top ten German companies in terms of R&D expenditure. 1. Davydov, А. А. Innovacionnyj potencial Rossii: nastojawee i buduwee [Innovation potential of Russia: Present and Future], Institut sociologii Rossijskoj akademii nauk [Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences], available at: http://www.isras.ru/blog_modern_3.html (accessed 14 May 2012). 2. Velikolepnaja ...

... [Сompetition], Moscow, Izdatel'skij dom «Vil'jams». 13. Shastitko, A. Ye. 2009, Clusters as a Form of Spatial Organisation of Economic Activity: Theory and Practical Observations, Baltic Region, no. 2, p. 7—25. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2009-2-2. 14. Bergman, E.... ... with an application to Germany, Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 90, no. 2, p. 419―439. 17. Boschma, R. 2005, Proximity and Innovation: A Critical Assessment, Regional Studies, Vol. 39 (1), p. 61―74. 18. Potter J., Miranda, G. (ed). 2009, Clusters,...

This article aims at explaining the clustering of economic activity using instruments of new institutional economics, taking into account well-known descriptive characteristics of the ... ... organization of production and distribution // Revista de Analisis Economico. 2006. 15. Özcan S. Institutions, Institutional Innovation and Institutional Change in Clusters. URL: http://www.druid.dk/uploads/tx_picturedb/ dw2004-902.pdf 16. Sölvell ...

... 1910—1930s), the authors distinguish macro-discursive, micro-discursive and inter-discursive parameters that affect linguistic innovations at different levels — from phonologi­cal to pragmatic. It is concluded that the strategy of delayed, de-automated ... ... [Critique and Semiotics], 1, pp. 10—17 (in Russ.). Sokolova, O. V., 2015. Diskursy aktivnogo vozdeistviya: teoriya i tipologiya. [Active Impact Discourses: Theory and Typology]. PhD thesis. Moscow (in Russ.). Sokolova, O. V., 2020. Discourse-“Logophagus”: ...

... research due to the fact that Andrey Tarkovsky’s innovative cinematic ap­proach makes his works akin to the approaches of art innovators of the avant-garde epoch. The specificity of the interdiscursivity of “Stalker” is determined both by a significant ... ... Russ.). Sokolova, O. V., 2014. Tipologiya diskursov aktivnogo vozdeistviya: poeticheskii avan­gard, reklama i PR [Typology of active influence discourses: poetic avant-garde, adver­ti­sing and PR]. 2nd ed. Moscow (in Russ.). Surgai, Yu. V., 2008. Interdiskursivnost' ...