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• The alignment of stakeholders’ interests in interfirm networking

  ... approaches to management. The development of network society suggests a transition to management in the conditions of growing market turbulence and interdependence of market actors. Therefore, the ability of managers to align the diverse interests of stakeholders — groups, organizations, and individuals that affect or may be affected by the organization's actions — appears to be crucial for its success. It raises a number of management issues, which require resolution both in theory and practice....

• Stakeholder approach to the implementation of the ‘third mission’ of universities

  ... explored by many Russian and international experts. The ‘third mission’ means engaging with society. Alongside education and research, it is an important factor in the successful development of a contemporary university. In this article, we explore how stakeholder theory, which is successfully employed in the management of large organisations, may be applied for the development of mechanisms for effective implementation of the ‘third mission’ by universities. We identify the main problems in organising ...

• Development of a web-application for interaction of in-terested stakeholders in the life cycle of a residential house

  The availability of a suitable web-application (a full-fledged program that interacts with users (stakeholders), meets their requirements and returns the expected results) greatly simplifies the process of monitoring the construction of residential building. The main stakeholders involved in the life cycle of the residential building are considered,...

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

  Regional brands have become a valuable intangible asset and a crucial competitive resource for forging partnerships. An effective place branding policy is impossible without a precise understanding of the interests of stakeholder groups. It is essential to realize that each region is unique in its own way. Territories differ in the structure of stakeholders, their influence on regional development, and the range of leverages over regional decision-makers. This study ...

• Monotowns: A New Take on the Old Problem

  The authors of this paper propose an approach to studying risk management in the most vulnerable monotowns that would account for the relations between major stakeholders and use the tools developed in the framework of the new institutional economic theory. Having compared the existing definitions of the “monotown” concept, the authors present their own approach. They identify key reasons behind monotown ...

• Transnational tourist destination management: a case study of the Baltic sea region

  ... literature. However, transnational destinations, i.e. those that are located on the territory of several countries, have not been given enough attention. The development of transnational destinations can occur provided there is close cooperation among key stakeholders. In the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) conditions for effective cooperation were created at the end of the 20th century when integration processes intensified. Currently, the BSR is the first macro-region of the European Union to implement a transnational ...

• The Kaliningrad Region: Challenges of the Exclave Position and Ways to Offset Them

  ... The article employs statistics, regional strategies, cross-border cooperation programmes, and expert interviews conducted by the authors in Kaliningrad in 2012—2014. The vast body of empirical data is instrumental in analysing the views of different stakeholders and estimating the problems and prospects of the region’s development as either Russia’s military outpost in Europe or as a ‘cooperation laboratory.’ The analysis takes into account collaborations with the neighbouring states. In ...

• Baltic Cooperation in Marine Spatial Planning

  ... theoretical work on the mentioned concepts, the development of a harmonised spatial planning in the Baltic Sea region is complicated by the complex nature of the problem, a relatively intensive exploitation of marine resources, diverse interests of the stakeholders, and differences in national institutional systems. We describe the key stages of the process, which is regulated by the EU standards on the one hand and affected by the activity of such organisations as VASAB and HELCOM, on the other. In ...

• Land Use Change and Economics of Land Degradation in the Baltic Region

  ... degradation / Economics of Land Degradation and Improvement, A Global Assessment for Sustainable Development Springer International Publishing, p. 117—165. 3. Winthner, T. Tlga, M., Valters, K. 2014, A Bioeconomy for the Baltic Sea Region: mapping fo stakeholders, practices and opportunities, Innogate and Nordic Council of Ministers, available at: http://bsrbioeconomy.net/resources.html (accessed 10.04.2016). 4. Daily, G. C., Kareiva, P. M., Polasky, S., Ricketts, T. H., Tallis, H. 2011, Mainstreaming ...

• Monotowns: A Quantitative Analysis

  ... socioeconomic indicators. The authors apply the theory of opportunistic behaviour to describe potential problems caused by the lack of unified criteria for granting monotowns the status of advanced development territories. The article identifies the main stakeholders and the character of their interaction; it desc ribes a conceptual model built on the principal/agent interactions, and identifies the parametric space of mutually beneficial cooperation. The solution to the principal/agent problem suggested ...

• The Baltics on Their Way towards a Circular Economy

  ... http://www.wrap.org.uk/sites/files/wrap/SME_Recycling_-_Summary_Report.pdf (accessed 19.12.2016). 14. European Commission, 2011, Communication from the Commission, Social Business Initiative, Creating a favourable climate for social enterprises, key stakeholders in the social economy and innovation, Brussels, available at: http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/social_business/docs/COM2011_682_en.pdf (accessed 19.12.2016). 15. European Commission, 2013, Flash Eurobarometer 381 — SMEs, Resource Efficiency ...

• Project approach in transboundary tourism-and-recreation region building: the case of Karelia

  ... Managers Need to Know about Co-operation Facilitators, Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, vol. 5, no. 3, p. 212-230. doi: 10.1080/15022250510014354 . 28. Shepherd, J., Ioannides, D. 2020, Useful funds, disappointing framework: tourism stakeholder experiences of INTERREG, Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, vol. 20, no. 5, p. 485-502. doi: 10.1080/15022250.2020.1792339 . 29. Stepanova, S. V. 2019, Tourism development in border areas: a benefit or a burden? The case of ...

• Geography and economy of the Kaliningrad region: limitations and prospects of development

  ...?qterm=2263478 (accessed 16 August 2013). 5. PPP conversion factor, private consumption (LCU per international $), 2013, World Bank Database, available at: http://search.worldbank.org/data?qterm=1283456 (accessed 16 August 2013). 6. Private transport market stakeholders in the area of Rail Baltica, 2011, Warsawa, EU-CONSULT, Lappeenranta University of Technology. 7. Baza dannyh pokazatelej municipal'nyh obrazovanij [Indicators database municipalities], 2013, Federal'naja sluzhba gosudarstvennoj statistiki ...

• Statistical analysis of tourism flows between Ukraine and the Baltic Sea Region countries in 2012—2019

  ... Advancing the sustainable tourism agenda through strategic CSR perspectives, Tourism Planning & Development, vol. 11, no. 1, p. 42—56. doi: 10.1080/21568316.2013.839470. 34. Camilleri, M. A. 2016, Responsible tourism that creates shared value among stakeholders, Tourism Planning & Development, vol. 13, no. 2, p. 219—235. doi: 10.1080/ 21568316.2015.1074100. 1. Garay, L., Font, X. 2012, Doing good to do well? Corporate social responsibility reasons, practices and impacts in small and medium accommodation ...

• Opportunities for sustainable economic development of the coastal territories of the Baltic Sea Region in the context of digital transformation

  ... doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2020-3-6. 6. Palmowski, T., Tarkowski, M. 2018, Baltic Cooperation in Marine Spatial Planning, Balt. Reg., vol. 10, no. 2, p. 100—113. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2018-2-7. 7. Fischer, J. Alimi, D., Knieling, J. Camara, C. 2020, Stakeholder Collaboration in Energy Transition: Experiences from Urban Testbeds in the Baltic Sea Region, Sustainability, vol. 12, 9645. doi: 10.3390/su12229645. 8. Stankevičienė, J., Nikanorova, M., Çera, G. 2020, Analysis of Green Economy Dimension ...

• Depopulation of coastal rural Lithuania: do regional parks stabilise the situation?

  ... at: https://www.mruni.eu/upload/iblock/9f9/006_jukneviciute_mierauskas . pdf (accessed 8 August 2020) (in Lithuanian). 23. Mierauskas, P. 2010, Suinteresuotų asmenų dalyvavimas Lietuvos saugomų teritorijų valdyme, Socialinių mokslų studijos [Stakeholder Participation in the Management of Lithuanian Protected Areas, Societal studies], no. 3 (7). p. 125—143, available at: https://www.mruni.eu/upload/iblock/3f9/8mierauskas.pdf (accessed 8 August 2020) (in Lithuanian). 24. Filipe, M., de Mascarenhas,...