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• Large business in the coastal zones of Russia: features and factors of localisation

  Russia’s evident ‘turn to the sea’ as regards the economy, the infrastructure, and population distribution patterns is very much in line with the interests and projects of large businesses. This change manifests itself in the development of port and logistics complexes, the port industry, the construction of offshore pipelines, more active offshore oil and gas production, the growing demographic potential of coastal cities, etc....

• Localization of large business in coastal zones as a factor of transboundary clustering (on the example of the European part of Russia)

  The factors and features of localization of large business interests in 14 European coastal regions of Russia are analyzed. It is shown that the interest of large business in the coastal zones is commonly associated with the concentration of large oil and gas fields (on the shelf and in the coastal zone),...

• Billionaires and Millionaires of the Baltic Sea Region: A Comparative Analysis of National Business Elites

  ... characteristics of business elites as their number, total wealth, gender composition, average number of children in their families, geographical distribution, global mobility, industry specialization, a tendency towards oligarchy, and others. Germany’s business elites are strong and are characterized by considerable wealth, a large number of billionaires and millionaires, strong roots in the German society, a high level of female representation, a relatively even geographical distribution, engagement in industrial production and technology, and a weak tendency towards oligarchy....

• Investment attractiveness of Russian enterprises from the perpsective of transnational corporations

  ... 2008. P. 840. 6. Dunning J. H. Trade, Location of Economic Activity and the Multinational Enterprise // B. Ohlin, P.-O. Hesselborn, P. M. Wijkman (eds.). The International Allocation of Economic Activity. London, 1977. P. 395—418. 7. Hymer S. The Large Multinational Corporation // An Analysis of Some Motives for the International Integration of Business / M. Casson (ed.). Aldershot, 1990. P. 8—31 (translation of a 1968 article from French with an introduction by M. Casson). 8. Kindleberger C. P. American Business Abroad // Six Essays on Direct Investment. New Haven, CT, 1969. P. 1—36. ...

• Opportunities and Challenges of Large Investment Projects in the New Economy: the Port of Ust-Luga

  ... challenges, it is concluded that there are significant risks associated predominantly with lack of investment. In these conditions, a large investment project requires the enhancement of public-private partnership, which will ensure the timely implementation of ... ... vzaimootnoshenij biznesa i gosudarstvennyh struktur [Problems of forecasting and analytical support of the relationship between business and government], Problemy prognozirovanija [Problems of Forecasting], no. 3, p. 19—32. 26.Yuzvovich, L. I. 2011, Koncessionnyj ...

• Framework for the Analysis of Geography of Transnational Corporations Investments Abroad

  ... Europe, Baltic Region, no. 1, p. 25—35. DOI: 10.5922/2079-8555-2015-1-2. 7. Kuznetsova, O. V., Kuznetsov, A. V., Turovskij, R. F., Chetverikova A. S. 2007, Investitsionnyje strategii krupnogo biznesa i ekonomika regionov [Investment strategies of large business and economy of regions], Moscow. 8. Lobanov, M. M. 2010, Transformatsija otraslevoj i territorial’noj struktury promyshlennosti postsotsialisticheskih stran Tsentral’no-Vostochnoj Jevropy [Transformation of industrial and territorial structure ...

• Socially efficient entry barriers?

  ... 6, p. 5—53. (In Russ.) 11. Shastitko, A., Golovanova, S. 2014. Competition in Procurement of Capital-Intensive Goods for a Large Buyer (Lessons Learned From one Antitrust Case), Ekonomicheskaya Politika, no. 1, p. 67—89. (In Russ.) 12. Shastitko, ... ... Journal of Economics, Vol. 17, no. 3, p. 440—449. 19. Fisher, F. M. 1979, Diagnosing Monopoly, Quarterly Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 19, no. 2, p. 7—33. 20. Gilbert, R. 1989, Mobility Barriers and the Value of Incumbency, Handbook of Industrial ...

• Eurasian Future of Russia: Alternating Integration and Disintegration Cycles

  ... disintegration cycle that started in 2008 is expected to last 15—20 years. It will be followed by a new integration cycle, largely dependent on China (Pax Sinensis instead of Pax Americana). This change necessitates a number of steps: a significant ... ... water-intensive goods from the Urals and Siberia to the Asian and European markets. The Kaliningrad region is increasingly taking on business facilitating functions, which used to be performed by the Soviet Baltic republics in the past. The region can play a ...

• The Baltics on Their Way towards a Circular Economy

  Circular economy has been studied extensively both in Europe and worldwide. It is largely viewed as a potential strategy for societal development, aimed to increase prosperity while reducing dependence on raw materials and energy. 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, economic ...

• Innovative development of rural settlements of the Leningrad region

  The geography of modern innovation processes increasingly covers not only megalopolises and large industrial cities, but also rural areas. The issue of innovative development of the countryside has acquired particular ... ... human capital and preventing the marginalization of rural settlements, though creating a favorable environment for life and business in particular. At the initial stage, the innovation of rural areas is associated with the diffusion and implementation ...

• Entrepreneurial capital of the region: the concept, manifestations and spatial localisation

  ... carrier of entrepreneurial capital is and how this capital can be measured and evaluated in view of its direct influence on the business environment and economic growth opportunities of a certain territory. This article presents the findings of a study into ... ... entrepreneurial ability. Using an estimate of the number of economic entities (individual entrepreneurs and farmers; small, medium, and large enterprises) per 1,000 population, the study demonstrates cross-regional differences in entrepreneurial activity as a manifestation ...

• Environmental awareness of urban and rural residents

  ... distrust of the information on environmental risks coming from bu­siness and the unwillingness to sacrifice safe and clean environment for im­pro­ved living standards. The author offers recommendations to the Kalinin­grad region authorities and to large businesses on the prevention of social ten­sion associated with the perception of environmental risks. 1. Алексеевский М. Д. Локальный патриотизм. 2015. URL: https://postnauka . ru/video/52639 (дата обращения: ...

• Gas infrastructure development in the countries of East Baltic as a way to increase energy security

  ... 2010, Novostnoj portal «Russkij Portal» [News portal «Russian Portal»], 8 June, available at: http://www. veneportaal.ee/business/06/08061001.htm (accessed 25 December 2012). 9. Filippov, M. 2012, Fond prirody podal v sud na Paldiski [Fund for Nature ... ... (accessed 25 December 2012). 14. V Sillamjaje planirujut postroit' krupnyj terminal szhizhennogo gaza [In Simikot plan to build a large LNG terminal], 2011, Postimees, 11 November, available at: http://rus. postimees. ee/631174/v-sillamjaje-planirujut-postroit-krupnyjterminal-szhizhennogo-gaza/ ...

• The Role of Public Companies in Creating a Platform for Economic Growth in Saint Petersburg

  ... readiness of Saint Petersburg public companies to employ investment tools in delivering development strategies, which determine to a large extent the competitiveness of the city’s economy. This article presents a study into the response of twenty local public ... ... inert and inefficient. The authors surveyed managers from 70 Russian non-public companies, who confirmed the hypothesis that businesses are interested in investing in the earning assets (securities) of other companies to receive interest (dividends). ...

• Development of International Clusters in the Baltic Sea Region

  ... analysis indicates the potential participants of international clusters, namely the Baltics and Poland as they are involved in a large number of international cluster initiatives. The author identifies the factors contributing to the formation of international ... ... web, Flensburg, Flensburg University, 40 p. 12. Rugman, A. M., D’Cruz, J. 2000, Multinationals and flagships firms: regional business networks, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 219 p. 13. Rugman, A. M., Verbeke, A. 2002, Multinational Enterprises and ...

• Russophone immigration to Finland: new forms, trends, and consequences

  ... specialist relocation, and the expansion of Russian business. Finland is in dire need of healthcare specialists, researchers, business development and IT specialists, and other professionals. For example, Russia-bordering Finnish regions lack upper and ... ... factors, Balt, Reg., vol. 12, no. 1, p. 115—131. doi: 10.5922 / 2079-8555-2020-1-7. 27. Lohilahti, O. 2018, In Finland, a large group of Russian speakers live “on the margins of society, Inosmi, 21 March, available at: https://inosmi . ru/social/20180321/241761566....

• Major infrastructure projects and the foreign policy of the Baltic states in 2010—2014

  ... development. The Baltic States follow their own political and economic ways. The study proves the hypothesis of low efficiency of large infrastructure project and their political motivation. It is concluded that the disregard of the factor of mutually beneficial ... ... the possible shutdown of the Baltic states of interconnections], 2012, Balticreporter, available at: http://balticreporter.com/business/energetika-business/05082012-1325 (accessed 03.12.2013). 15. Sovmestnaja rabota jenergosistem Rossii i stran Baltii ...

• The “Polish question” in Soviet-German relations in the second half of the 1920s (based on the materials of the USSR consulate in Königsberg)

  ... analyses relations between the USSR and Germany in 1925—1930. The author focuses on the role of the “Polish question”, which largely affected the nature of bilateral relations. The consulate documents indicate that Soviet diplomacy aspired to exploit ... ... increase in the nationalist and fascist attitudes. On the other hand, they emphasized the aspirations of the local political and business elite to develop economic cooperation with the Soviet Union. The People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs tried to transform ...

• Prospects of the resort tax in Russia

  ... growth of the demand for tourist services; therefore the resort tax acquires a character of a confiscatory tax for guests of large accommodation objects. Thus there is a high opportunity of receiving negative effect from the resort tax introduction experiment ... ... обращения: 27.01.2017). 22. Госдума приняла закон о курортном сборе. URL: https://www.vedomosti.ru/business/news/2017/07/19/724602-zakon-o-kurortnom-sbore (дата обращения: 27.01.2017). 23. European tourism association: ...

• Response of the Lithuanian municipalities to the First Wave of COVID-19

  ... goal of this in-depth study is to compare the economic response measures included in the action plans of Riga and Tallinn, two large Lithuanian municipal administrations, as well as to analyse the narrative developed in the two cities. The methodology of ... ... action plans, and a case study. The Vilnius and Klaipėda city municipalities adopted action plans to support residents and businesses. Although there are many measures the plans have in common, they differ in the context and scope of application. Municipalities ...

• The methodological bases of comparative evaluation of sci¬entific and technological potential of Russia and the EU: regional and international aspects

  ... (ed.), Kalashnikov, V. A. (comp.), 1998, Rynok: Biznes. Kommercija. Jekonomika: tolkovyj terminologicheskij slovar' [Market: Business. Commerce. Economy: definitions and terminology], Moscow, Marketing, 231 p. 24. Suslov, V. I. (ed.), 2008, Tolkovyj slovar' ... ... (accessed 15 April 2012). 31. Bruijn, H., Voort, H., Dicke, W., Jong, M., Veeneman, W. 2004, Creating System Innovation: How Large Scale Transitions Emerge, N. Y., Taylor & Francis. 32. Fischer,M., Fröhlich, J. 2001, Knowledge, Complexity and Innovation ...

• Electric energy cooperation in the Baltic Sea region and the role of Russia in it

  ... existing undersea HVDC power exchange projects. It is emphasised that cooperation in the electric energy sector is concentrated largely in the EU member states despite earlier plans to establish the Baltic energy ring, which would also include Russia and ... ... than half of Lithuania’s electricity imports, 2013, 15 min. lt, 23 January, available at: http://www.15min. lt/en/article/business/russiaaccounts-for-more-than-half-of-lithuania-s-electricity-imports-527—299516 (accessed 31 March 2013). 29. Lithuania ...