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... A., Lachininskii S. S., Hvaley D. V. Coastal coun­tryside innovation dynamics in north-western Russia // European Countryside. 2019. № 11 (4). P. 541—562. doi: 10.2478/euco-2019-0030. 15. Naldi L., Nilsson P., Westlund H., Wixe S. What is smart rural development? // Journal of Rural Studies. 2015. № 40. P. 90—101. doi: 10.1016/j.jrurstud.2015.06.006. 16. Ortega A. M., Serna M. Determinants of innovation performance of organiza­tions in a regional innovation system from a developing country // ...

... (threshold value of 50 %); the share of non-residential areas (threshold value of 75 %), the share of agricultural lands (threshold value of 50 %). Further analysis was based on the indices of geodemographic situation, investment potential, and production development. Rural municipalities were ranked according to these indices. The study showed that the best performing area are the suburban districts of Guryevsk and Bagrationovsk and the agricultural districts of Nesterov and Pravdinsk, whereas the worst performing ...

... used for visualization. The study identified knowledge generation centers and the dynamics of their scientific productivity, as well as thematic clusters that include the seven most frequent aspects of social innovation in rural areas, in particular, rural development, digitalization, social entrepreneurship, ecosystem sustainability, rural community, helping the elderly, poverty. 1. Bock B. B. Social innovation and sustainability; how to disentangle the buzz­word and its application in the field of ...

... technology and innovation in Europe, 2012, available at: http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/cache/ITY_OFFPUB/KS-GN-12-001/EN/KS-GN-12-001-EN.PDF (accessed 13 April 2012). Voloshenko Ksenya, Mikhailova Anna 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-3-7 79-87 sustainable development, rural areas, innovative entrepreneurship, agriculture, research and technological potential

The role of tourism in the development of rural areas could be confirmed, on the one hand, by the income received from this activity by the owners of ru­ral estates and guest houses. On the other hand, tourism, and above all its na­ture-oriented forms, contribute to the sustainable development ...

... the article defines the polarization processes occurring on the whole territory of the region and its south-eastern part and affecting the dynamics of the rural popu­lation settlement in the studied micro district. Saburina A.A. rural population, rural development, Kaliningrad region, settlement processes, polarization 53-63 10.5922/gikbfu-2022-4-5

... between social competence and a phenomenon determining its formation, namely, socialization. The author de-scribes the features of social environment, within which the socialization of rural schoolchildren takes place, and demonstrates the influence of rural socialization agents on the development of social competence deficiencies in rural schoolchildren. The article offers a criterion of the rural schoolchildren training quality. 1.  Альтернативная занятость в сельской местности России ...

... agricultural development of eastern territories seemed to have picked up its pace. Yet the main problems those territories are facing today hatched already in the mid-1990s. In our study we address the problems and challenges that hinder sustainable development of East German rural areas. We analyse agricultural statistics and describe the structure of agricultural enterprises, land-use, and other critical dimensions of agriculture. We discuss pros and cons of modern rural areas spatial planning policy and take a critical ...

... изменяющейся сель­ской среде России // Экономические и социальные перемены: факты, тенден­ции, прогноз. 2008. Т. 2, № 2. С. 74—84. 11. Saraceno Е. Recent Trends in Rural Development and their Conceptualization // Journal of Rural Studies. 1995. Vol. 10, № 4. Р. 321—330. 12. Oksa J. New Actors and Challenges of Local Development. Presentation at the University of Joensuu. 03.02.2004. 13. Население СССР....

For Russian rural areas, the level of transport accessibility is increasingly a decisive factor in socio-economic development. Since this process has long been self-regulated and secondary among the tasks of regional development, today not all opportunities to improve transport accessibility in remote rural areas are fully or partially used. Taking into account the specific nature of the settlement pattern of the region, this research topic is of certain interest for the Kaliningrad Region to be considered as a regional model of social and natural ...

This paper focuses on the trends of a comparative analysis of statistical parameters of physical development of rural and urban school children in the Nizhniy Novgorod region. The results indicate that, against the background of the persistence of basic characteristics of growth processes in children and adolescents of the Nizhniy Novgorod region, both favourable ...

... primarily under the influence of structural transformations in the economy, turn urban agglomerations into the drivers of growth. The periphery becomes, as a rule, depressive. This forces the regional authorities to work out programs for the regional development of peripheral territories characterized as backward areas with depopulation and population outflow, poor infrastructure, low incomes and high rates of unemployment. However, the suburban area is not homogeneous, and rural areas see one or another socio-economic problem arise. This article, based on the concept of the geodemographic situation using statistical data, considers the results of a sociological survey and field research, the socio-economic situation of ...

... Ма­териалы международной конференции «Устойчивое развитие: природа — об­щество — человек». М., 2006. Т. 1. С. 127—144. Voloshenko Ye. V., Voloshenko K.Yu. sustainable development, rural areas, regional dimension, socio-economic situation, typology of indicators, indicative planning. 117-124

... they face the urgent need to adapt to the rapidly changing environment. Having failed, these establish­ments would be unable to unlock local residents’ potential, meet their informational needs, aid them on the path of intellectual and spiritual development or facilitate the socialisation of younger and senior generations. It is concluded that there is a range of regional obstacles to aspirations to embrace the innovative model of a modern rural library. Yustratova V.O. cultural geography, model library, rural area, Kaliningrad region, na­tional project 27-41

... of rural and urban settlements within the boundaries of the Kaliningrad agglomeration suggests the formation of second-order agglomerations. The dasymetric method can be utilized in further research to analyze the settlement system for studying the development of rural territories. Plotnikova A.P. settlement system, settlements, population density, dasymetric map, settlement area 38-49 10.5922/gikbfu-2023-4-3

... most of the respondents. At the same time, according to the responses, the network asks for both infrastructural and systematic development, especially in the most ‘challenged’ municipalities of the Kaliningrad region. The Slavsky municipality is considered ... ... exposed nfrastructurally, while Gvardeysk experiences organizational difficulties. Gumenyuk I.S. transport accessibility, rural areas, municipalities, the Kaliningrad re­gion, case study 38-48

This article addresses the role of innovative centres in the development of surrounding areas beyond large cities. At the same time, the innovative development of rural areas should be of a composite nature; municipality development strategies take innovations into account. International practices serve as a an argument in favour of establishing innovative centres in smaller and medium-sized towns in order to facilitate ...

... the author considers the socio-economic develop­ment of the Slavsk municipal district based on the array of statistical and analytical data of the Slavsk library network, which is a valuable information resource. It is concluded that the library in rural areas is actively developing the principles of communication, education, me­morialization, and information that are familiar to us, as well as newer ones — consolidation, education, adaptation, and the acquisition of integrity by the community. Yustratova V.O. countryside,...

Rural settlement in Russia and its dynamics are subject to the general laws of spatial development of the economy and demography, the most im­portant of which is polarization. At the same time, regional settlement sys­tems differ greately due to both physical and economic geographical factors, which may show some discrepencies because ...

The article describes the motives, objectives and findings of preparing a perspective for territorial development of the Baltic Sea Region and discusses issues related to its implementation. Particular attention is paid to Northwest Russia and Kaliningrad region. Promoting innovation clusters, metropolitan networks and urban-rural partnerships, improving ...