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... within Polish political elites; to study the features of network ties formation and the impact that both primary and labour socialisation periods and diaspora characteristics have on this process; to describe the structural features of the resultant network structures over different periods of time and analyse the structural dynamics of political elites for the purpose of forecasting major trends in the structural transformation of Polish political elites. In the course of the study, biographical data on the presidents, ministers, advisors, and party leaders of the Republic of Poland was collected and processed. The work follows the network analysis paradigm and ...

.... Network Capital in Capitalist, Communist and Post-Communist Societies // International Contributions to Labor Studies. 1994. Vol. 4. P. 73—93. 25. Sik E. From the Multicolored to the Black and White Economy: The Hungarian Second Economy and the Transformation International // Journal of Urban and Regional Research. 1994. Vol. 18. P. 46—70. 26. Uzzi B. Social Structure and Competition in Interfirm Networks: The Paradox of Embeddedness // Administrative Science Quarterly. 1997. Vol. 42, № 1. P. 35—67. Bolychev O., Fidrya E. inter-organizational networks, western economic sociology, theoretical approaches 128-138

... geography of the research is wide, covering the global and regional levels. The typology drawn up in the work focuses on the functional differentiation of the GFC, which occurred as a result of their formation and development. The spatial aspect of the transformation of the GFC network is manifested through the use of the Center-Peripheral model, which in this work covers the world financial system. Based on the analysis of statistical data, indices of consulting companies, as well as comprehensive studies carried out by economists ...

... intersection of the concepts of spatial networking and territorial community. The author offers a typology of various forms of spatial networking and describes the main characteristic features of each type. It is substantiated that any form of spatial networking is based on territorial сommunity. The article describes a theoretical approach to studying the formation and transformation of a territorial community. There are different types of proximities within the territorial community: geographic, formative, dominant interaction and development proximities among others. Using clusters as an example the author proves ...

The authors consider the structure of the Latvian political elite in 1993—2014 and analyse the major network parameters. The roles of key network actors and their changes over the study period are examined 1. Dogan М., Higley J. Elites, Crises, and the Origins of Regimes. Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Boulder CO, 1998. 2. Gould R. V., Fernandez ...

... экономика и культу ­ ра / пер . с англ . М .: Праксис , 2004. 6.  Dicken P .   Global shift. Transforming the World Economy. Third Edition. Lon­don : Paul Chapman, 2001. 7.  Gereffi G . A Commodity Chains Framework ... ... Globalization: Social Theory and Global Culture. London , 1992. 11.  Sturgeon T.   J. How Do We Define Value Chains and Production Networks?, 2000. URL:   http://www.ids.ac.uk/ids/global/pdfs/vcdefine.pdf 12.  UNCTAD : World Investments Report 2008. URL: ...

... thing → person, person → thing, person → animal, etc. Most frequent is the reciprocal transformation of men and cats. The transformation motif binds objects in the manner of a metaphor. Dymarskii, M. Ya., 2012. Between genre and creativity, or ... ... 1995. After folklore. Zhivaya starina [Living Antiquity], 1, pp. 2—4 (in Russ.). Petrenko, S. N., 2014a. Pies and powders: network poetry between folklore and literature. Izvestiya VGPU, 2, pp. 129—134 (in Russ.). Petrenko, S. N., 2014b. On the specifics ...

... experienced positive net migration. This active migration into the region has contributed to the development of “migration networks” and established a new basis for further population increase through migration. The article describes changes in the ... ... behind them. It is concluded that migration has played the decisive role in the process of multiethnic population structure transformation in the Kaliningrad region in the post-Soviet period. The author views migration as a serious test for both the ...

..., and socio-demographic levels. The analytical basis of the research includes strategic documents at both regional and national levels, data from the SPARK-Interfax database, as well as departmental materials. Lachininskii S.S., Sorokin I.S. transformation factors, functional structure, spatial structure, St. Petersburg agglomeration, urban agglomeration, technological patterns platform economy, networks 5-22 10.5922/vestniknat-2024-3-1

This article stresses the theoretical ‘touching points’ of S. Freud’s theory of dream in¬terpretation and modern cognitive linguistics. The authors stress the relevance of such lin¬guistic transformations as metaphor, metonymy, symbolisation, paronymy, homonymy, language game, and associative networks for Freud’s theory. Moreover, polysemy, initial context conditions, and the transfer of content from one coding into another — from the iconic image system into the symbolic conceptual one — also play an important role in dream interpretation....