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• On potential role of regional authorities in managing formation an development of market infrastructure

  The article examines the role of Kaliningrad region’s government in managing market infrastructure development on the regional level. Special attention is given to the foreign experience concerning the role of regional authorities in formation and development of small- and medium-sized business supporting infrastructure. 1.  Антикризисные ...

• Development of Sea Port in Gdynia

  ... privatization, efficiency and competitiveness: Some empirical evidence from container ports (terminals), Transportation Research, Part A, no. 39, p. 405—424. 11. Zembrzycka-Kwiatkowska, A. 2015, Rynek przewozów promowych z Polski do Szwecji w 2014 roku [Market of Ferry Transport from Poland to Sweden in 2014], Gdańsk. Palmowski T., Tarkowski M. Gdynia, infrastructure and suprastructure development, port competitiveness, sea port, transport accessibility 45-55 10.5922/2079-8555-2016-3-4

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

  ... regional_policy/sources/docoffic/official/communic/baltic/com_baltic_en. pdf (accessed 26 March 2013). 11. Memorandum of Understanding on the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan, 2009, European Commission. Energy, available at: http://ec. europa.eu/energy/infrastructure/doc/2009_bemip_mou_signed. pdf (accessed 26 March 2013). 12. Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan. 4th Progress Report, 2012, June 2011- May 2012, European Commission. Energy, p. 14—18, available at:http://ec.europa. eu/energy/infrastructure/doc/20121016_4rd_bemip_progress_report_final. pdf (accessed 26 March 2013). ...

• Assessing competitiveness of the Baltic states in tourism

  Tourism competitiveness is a basic requirement for a country’s presence in the international tourism market. A comprehensive and systematic assessment of tourism competitiveness and comparisons with other states make it possible ... ... original nine-step methodology for comprehensive assessment thereof. The aggregate index comprises four sub-indices (conditions, infrastructure, accessibility, and attractiveness), 22 components, and over 100 indicators. The calculations use a wide range ...

• Identifying Key Stakeholder Groups for Implementing a Place Branding Policy in Saint Petersburg

  ... Development of the Economy and Society], Moscow, p. 8. 6. Kotler, Ph., Asplund, K., Rein, I., Hayder, D. 2005, Marketing mest [Marketing places], St. Petersburg, p. 54. (in Russ.) 7. Kotov, A. I. Quality of life as a tool for innovative economic development,... ... of the St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University. Economic sciences], no. 6 (256), p. 122—129. (in Russ.) 9. Innovative infrastructure, Committee on Industrial Policy and Innovation of St. Petersburg, available at: http://inno.gov.spb.ru/catalog/infrastructure ...

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

  ... cooperation with Russia destabilizes the development of national economic of the Baltic States. The author believes that modern infrastructure projects in the Baltic Sea region should be integrated into both western and eastern dimensions. 1. Hartija 12 ... ... Shulga, I. 2005, Reformirovanie jelektrojenergetiki stran Baltii [Power Industry Reform Baltic countries], Jenergorynok [Energy Market], no. 4, available at:http://www.e-m.ru/archive/articleser.asp?aid=5215 (accessed 07.11.2013). 9. Butkjavichjus udivlen ...

• Minimising Investment Risks Through Optimising Public-Private Partnership: The Case of the Kaliningrad Region

  ....ru/kaliningrad/freenews/580621a79a794757bb76998e?from=main (accessed 20.10.2016). (in Russ.) 23. The bulk of the subsidies "to support the labour market" companies won't with the highest number of employees, 2016, Rugrad, available at http://rugrad.eu/news/906757 (accessed ... ....vegaslex.ru/analytics/publications/from_concessions_to_ppp (accessed 20.10.2016). (in Russ.) 26. PPP-info. Federal portal "Infrastructure and public-private partnership in Russia", 2016, Infrastructure Projects Support Platfor, mavailable at http://www....

• Russia’s energy geostrategy in the Baltic Sea region

  ....ru/inner/ ?id_4=408 (accessed 11 January 2013). 9. Roth, M. 2011, Poland as a policy entrepreneur in European external energy policy: towards greater energy solidarity vis-à-vis Russia, Geopolitics, Vol.16, no. 3, p. 600—625. 10. Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan 2009, available at: URL: http://ec.europa.eu/energy.infrastructure/bemip_en.htm (accessed 15 January 2013). 11. Ishkayskas, Ch. 2011, Tretiy energeticheskiy paket: bor’ba mezhdu Rossiyey i ES [Third Energy Package: Struggle between Russia and the EU], Geopolitika (litovskiy portal) [Geopolitics (Lithuanian ...

• Eurasian Future of Russia: Alternating Integration and Disintegration Cycles

  ... potentially heavy transit traffic for the modernization of the Transsibirian railway. These steps could radically change the role of the Baltic exclave of Russia: from being a ‘window to Europe’ the region is to turn into the westernmost point of a infrastructure axis extending from east to west. The creation of such an axis, combined with a sharp fall in transportation costs will facilitate the access of energy-intensive and 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 more important role in the formation of Eurasia stretching from Shanghai ...

• Socially efficient entry barriers?

  ... razvitie konkurentsii na natsionalnyh tovarnyh rynkah [International trade and the promotion of competition on national product markets], Moscow, TEIS. (In Russ.) 3. Golovanova, S., Shastitko, A. 2016, Intermediary: They Are Not What You Think They Are. ... ... Golovanova, S. 2016. Raspredelenie riskov v infrastrukturnyh proektah s uchastiem krupnogo zakazchika [Risk distribution in infrastructure projects with a large buyer], Moscow, Faculty of Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. (In Russ.) 9. Shastitko,...

• Correlation-regression analysis of bitcoin characteristics

  ... капитализация криптовалют. URL: http://elitetrader.ru/index.php?newsid=369391 (дата обращения: 14.01.2018). 16. Gargasas A., Mugiene I. Evolution of consumption value concept // Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and Infrastructure Development. URL: https://doi . org/10.15544/mts.2017.03 (дата обращения: 05.01.2018). Chaplygin V., Deltsova T. bitcoin, cryptocurrency, market capitalization, correlation-regression analysis 70-79

• The features of EU energy strategy in the Baltic region

  ... Commission presented a strategy for the Baltic Sea Region], 2009, Informacionnoe agentstvo "Karelinform" [News agency "Karelinform"], available at: http://karelinform.ru/?id=14302#ixzz1LUZraQvN (accessed 14 October 2011). 9. Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan, European Commission — Europa, available at: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/infrastructure/events/doc/2009/2009_11_25_hlg_report_170609.pdf (accessed 19 October 2011). 10. Baltijskaja strategija Evrosojuza. Spravka [EU Baltic Strategy. Background], 2009, RIA Novosti, available at: http://eco.rian.ru/documents/20090917/185392718....

• The Role of Tourism in the Development of Russia’s Northwestern Border Regions

  ... regionalnoy integracii na mirovoy turistskiy rynok [Tourist regional studies: the impact of regional integration on the world tourist market], Moscow, p. 176. 4. Bolychev, O., Gumenyuk, I., Kuznetsova, T. 2015, Local border traffic and the development of retail ... ... razvitie Shemy territorialnogo planirovaniya Respubliki Karelia [General layout object known and the development of tourism infrastructure in the Republic of Karelia territorial planning schemes], 2007, Explanatory note, Sankt-Petersburg, p. 249. 6. ...

• The Development of New Trans-border Water Routes in the South-East Baltic: Methodology and Practice

  This article offers an integrative approach to the development of trans-border water routes. Route development is analysed in the context of system approach as integration of geographical, climatic, meaning-related, infrastructural, and marketing components. The authors analyse the Russian and European approaches to route development. The article focuses on the institutional environment and tourist and recreational resources necessary for water route development. Special attention is ...

• The Development of International Tourism in Lithuania: a Comparative Analysis of Regional Aspects

  ... of competitiveness on the international tourism market. Service standards applied in Lithuania at the international tourism market uphold and improve the image of Lithuania in the Baltic Sea region. The interregional cooperation between Lithuania, Latvia,... ... Poland, Southern Finland, and partially Belarus. Therefore, Lithuania plays an important role in the integration of the tourist infrastructure of the Kaliningrad region into the tourist system of the Baltics. This study aims to conduct a comparative analysis ...

• The Kaliningrad Region as a Potential Coastal Transport Cluster

  ... spatial organisation is better adapted (in comparison to a transport complex) to the ever-changing conditions of a competitive market. It suggests that all business entities of the territory interact thus increasing the competitiveness of transport cluster ... ... modernising the information and organisational elements of the regional transport complex alongside modernising the transport system infrastructure. 1. Tanaka K. Transport geography in Japan // Journal of Transport Geography.2014. № 34. P. 305—306. 2. ...

• The competitiveness of the Irkutsk region in the world tourism market

  ... recipient countries thus it is necessary to develop this sector in the countries and regions that have a potential to attract foreign tourists. The purpose of this article is to estimate the competitiveness of the Irkutsk region on the world tourism market based on an analysis of various factors. In particular, the authors examine the impact of natural, geographical, and climatic factors and the region’s cultural and historical potential. Another focus is the present status of tourism infrastructure and availability of human resources in the tourism industry. Special attention is paid to the influence of present economic and political conditions on the development of international tourism. It is concluded that there is a need for a ...

• Innovative factors and conditions of sustainable development of rural territories

  ... through the transformation of organizational and economic mechanism of management relating to the creation of institutional, infrastructure, and spatial conditions. Research and technological cooperation in the Baltic region is emphasised as a priority ... ... 16. Tatarkin, А. I. 2002, Kljuchi k mirovomu rynku: innovacionnoe predprinimatel'stvo i ego vozmozhnosti [Keys to the world market: innovative entrepreneurship and its potential], Moscow, Jekonomika, 231 p. 17. Communication from the Commission to ...

• Baltic Studies in 2017

  ... the Kaliningrad region is increasingly seeking new areas and forms of cooperation with St. Petersburg. In this study, I consider the historical connections between the Kaliningrad region (once, part of East Prussia) and Saint Petersburg in terms of infrastructure, logistics, marketing, production, human resources, recreation, research, and education. I place emphasis on the dependence of the Kaliningrad region on Russia’s ‘hub’ in the Baltic. With a reference to the Framework for a Strategy for Russia’s Spatial Development ...

• The Factors, Formats, and Avenues of Cooperation between St. Petersburg and the Kaliningrad Region in Today’s Eurasian Geo-Economic Context

  ... the Kaliningrad region is increasingly seeking new areas and forms of cooperation with St. Petersburg. In this study, I consider the historical connections between the Kaliningrad region (once, part of East Prussia) and Saint Petersburg in terms of infrastructure, logistics, marketing, production, human resources, recreation, research, and education. I place emphasis on the dependence of the Kaliningrad region on Russia’s ‘hub’ in the Baltic. With a reference to the Framework for a Strategy for Russia’s Spatial Development ...

• Russia’s energy policy in the Baltic region: a geoeconomic approach

  ... racional'noj gazotransportnoj infrastruktury regiona [New economic geography and justification of rational gas transmission infrastructure of the region], Vestnik MSTU, Vol. 15, no. 1, available at: http://vestnik. mstu. edu.ru/v15_1_n47/articles/190_194_kozmen.... ... Voloshenyuk D., 2009, Evropejskij rynok prirodnogo gaza i rol' gazotransportnoj sistemy Belarusi v ego obespechenii [the European market of natural gas and a role of the gas transmission system of Belarus in its providing], Energetika i TeK [Energy and Fuel ...

• Prospects of the resort tax in Russia

  ... performance of tourist taxes abroad as well as the analysis of the current situation and forthcoming changes on the Russian touristic market. This enables to conclude that the resort tax law does not include any practical premises neither for proper preparation ... ... growing welfare and increase in touristic activity. Tourist taxes are not the resource for the development of the touristic infrastructure, and it is indirectly confirmed by their low budgetary efficiency. There are no economic premises here in Russia ...

• Construction of transport and energy networks in the Baltic region as an impetus for regional development

  ... stage of development. We look at the role and significance of transportation and energy projects as an instrument of economic development. Having studied the largest transport and energy projects in the Baltic region, we were able to show that the new infrastructure networks supported the investment expansion of Swedish and Finnish companies into the post-communist countries of the Baltic Region. Which, in its turn, allowed the Nordic investors to expand their domestic markets. The analysis also shows that the experience of private businesses proves a recent theoretical concept — the pyramid of regional development factors. As a result, the actual regional policy of the EU cannot be considered in the narrow sense ...

• Economic and geopolitical aspects of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline

  ... Russia to Germany and other EU countries. It serves mutual economic interests: the predicted growth in gas demand in the EU markets and the need to strengthen the energy security of the EU. The implementation of the NS 2 project is complicated by the ... ... the military tensions between NATO and Russia in the Baltic region. The need to ensure the reliable operation of gas supply infrastructure makes any military conflict in the region impossible. Zhiznin S. Z., Timokhov V. M. Nord Stream 1, Nord ...

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

  ... Jekonomika: tolkovyj terminologicheskij slovar' [Market: Business. Commerce. Economy: definitions and terminology], Moscow, Marketing, 231 p. 24. Suslov, V. I. (ed.), 2008, Tolkovyj slovar' “Innovacionnaja dejatel'nost'”: terminy innovacionnogo menedzhmenta ... ... Oxford University Press. Voloshenko Ksenya scientific and technological potential, comparative evaluation, human resources, infrastructural and research components, transforming abilities, index method 16-28 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-4-2

• The creation of a competitive investment climate in Russia as a basis for modernisation: the legal aspects

  ... investment potential of Russia is ensured through a high level of demand of the producing sector for capital and the existing prerequisites for its implementation. Another way to improve the state economic policy is to ensure smooth functioning of the market infrastructure and the development of private enterprises. 1. О внесении изменений в ст. 6 Федер. закона «Об иностранных инвестициях в РФ» и Федер. закон от 29 апр....

• Transboundary Clusters in the Coastal Zones of the European Part of Russia: Inventory, Typology, Factors, and Prospects

  ... and immanent inhibitors in coastal zones. The former include a high density of coastal economies, proximity to international markets, and better logistics and communications. The inhibitors comprise geopolitical risks and institutional barriers. It is ... ... potential and prospects of transboundary clustering are affected by both global integration and disintegration patterns, coastal infrastructure, geopolitical and geoeconomic ‘neighbourhood’, cultural excellence, and business and investment environment....

• Modern understanding of ‘geoeconomic position’ and the Saint Petersburg agglomeration

  .... Reshaping Economic Geography], 2009, Moscow. 12. Kaufman, H. 2004, Geo-economics injects new uncertainties into troubled markets, Council on Foreign Relations, May 20, available at: http://www.cfr.org/publication. html? id=7039 (accessed 05.10.2008).... ... rekonstrukcii jekonomicheskogo prostranstva na primere Severo-Zapada: nacional'nye i mezhdunarodnye akcenty [Development of transport infrastructure — the mechanism of reconstruction of economic space on the example of the Northwest: national and international ...

• Geography of inbound tourism and transboundary tourism-and-recreation region-building in Sweden

  ... of tourism impacts for different local resident groups: A case study of a Swedish seaside destination, Journal of Destination Marketing & Management, vol. 6, no. 1, p. 46—55. doi: 10.1016/j.jdmm.2016.02.002. 13. Hultman, J., Michael, H. C. 2012, Tourism ... ... and recreation region, Balt. Reg., vol. 10, no. 1, p. 130—141. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2018-1-8. 29. Golomidova, E. S. 2019, Infrastructure of the Estonian part of transboundary touristic and recreational region “Setomaa”, Pskovskij regionologicheskij ...

• Towards a Stable and Dynamic Economy in the Kaliningrad Region

  ... Special Economic Zone in the Kaliningrad region and federal programmes supporting the development of manufacturing and social infrastructure. The article stresses that the abolition of customs privileges in 2016 will result in a significant reduction in ... ... raw materials and components. It is expected that the companies enjoying customs privileges to produce goods for the national market will receive government support for reequipment. Effective use of the allocated funds would require setting up a regional ...

• Cross-Border Tourist Routes: The Potential of Russia’s North- West

  ... development of tourism in the monitoring of the Republic of Karelia and the development of the medium-term plan for scientific and marketing research in the sphere of tourism in the Republic of Karelia], 2016, Institute of Economics of Karelian Research Centre ... ....ru/marshrutyi-druzhbyi-latviya-estoniya-rossiya-chast-i.html (accessed 18.11.2016).(in Russ.) 36. Stepanova, S. V. 2016, General Trends and Features of Tourism Infrastructure Development in Russia’s Regions, Moscow University Economics Bulletin, no 3, p. 68—84. 37. Stepanova, S. V....

• The Baltic economic model: some results of the 1990—2015 transformations

  ... Moskvy k Vil'njusu i ot plana k rynku [The transformation of the Lithuanian economy from Moscow to Vilnius and from plan to market], Warsaw. 12. Grigoryev, L. М. 2005, Konkurencija i sotrudnichestvo: jekonomicheskie perspektivy Vostochnoj Baltiki [Competition ... ....ee/rus/novosti/obshchestvo/turpotok-iz-rossii-vestoniiu-sokratilsia-za-god-pochti-vdvoe (accessed 10.04.2015). 40. Mezhevich, N. M. 2014, Major infrastructure projects and the foreign policy of the Baltic states in 2010—2014, Balt. Reg., no. 1, p. 4–20. DOI: 10.5922/2079-8555-2014-1-1....