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There is an increasing need for the assessment of urban development rates in the world. In modern Russia, this need is reaffirmed by the transfor­mation of regional economies, the economic acceleration of many major cities, and by the active introduction of strategic management tools (KPI, etc.). The article ...

... 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 prominence in the context of securing human capital and preventing the ... ... the quality of the living environment. The purpose of this study is to assess the existing differences between the rural and urban population in the provision of banking, public, information and communication services as the basis for activating the innovation ...

... V., 2020. Cultural codes in modern advertising. Uchenye zapiski Novgorodskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta [Vestnik Novgorod State University], 8 (33), рр. 1—4 (in Russ.). Kamalova, K. V., 2021. Vertical city. Retrospective and Current Stage of Develop­ment of the Multi-Tiered Structure of Urban Space. Academia. Arkhitektura i stroitel'st­vo [Academia. Architecture and Construction], 1, pp. 102—109 (in Russ.). Korableva, G. B. and Merenkov, A. V., eds., 2015. Sotsial'noe prostranstvo sovre­men­nogo goroda [The social space of a modern ...

This article analyses the reasons behind and consequences of the deficiency of urban areas in Russian towns and identifies the factors affecting the demand for territories associated with urban planning, which determine planning decisions, urban environment zoning, and the development and confiscation of infrastructure. The authors consider methodological approaches and the ways to solve the problem of territory deficiency: artificial accretion areas (land reclamation, drainage, underwater construction) and the use of satellite ...

... adaptive mechanisms, which are unable to quickly adjust to changes in the environment. The conclusion is made that to mitigate the impact of noise pollution on the physical and psychological state of individuals, it is necessary to change the pattern of urban development towards an expanded understanding of functional zoning in urban areas.

This article discusses the trends of demographic development of the Baltic Sea region's cities. It analyses the factors affecting the urban population dynamics in the second half of the 20th — the beginning of the 21st centuries. The authors emphasise the dependence of the Baltic cities on the socioeconomic development level throughout the region as well as intraregional disparities....

... territorial'nye struktury: pamjati I. M. Maergojza [Geographical location and territorial structures: memory I. M. Maergoiz], Moscow, p. 688—707. 7. Catus, K., Sakkeus, L. 1999, Urbanizacija, migracija i regional'noe razvitie naselenija Jestonii [Urbanization, migration and regional development of the Estonian population]. In: Zayonchkovskaya, J. A. (ed.), Zayonchkovskaya, J. A. 1999, Migracija i urbanizacija v 90 gody [Migration and urbanization in the 90s], Moscow, p. 159—183. 8. Kashnitsky, I. 2014, Chto v vozraste tebe moem?...

This article analyzes the principles of spatial planning, which form the basis for this type of urban development in the countries of the European Union (EU) and in the Russian Federation. The following principles are considered and compared for both territories: 1) promotion of territorial cohesion through a more balanced social and economic development ...

Given the issue of balanced socio-economic development of the entire territory of the Ka­liningrad region, an important task is to improve the quality of life in small ... ... extrabudgetary funds could be seen as an effective tool in the context of a local budget deficit. To date, improving the quality of urban spaces has been possible due to participation in the all-Russian competition for the best projects for creating a comfortable ...

... nabornogo shrifta. Vzaimosvyaz' ob"ektivnykh i sub"ektivnykh faktorov [Historical and morpholo­gi­cal model of the development of the Russian typesetting font. The relationship bet­ween objective and subjective factors]. PhD Dissertation. Moscow ... ... Multimodality: A social semiotic approach to contemporary communi­ca­tion. Abingdon, UK: Routledge. Markov, A. K., 2011. Towards Urban Anthropology: the City as a Place of Ideas. No­voe literaturnoe obozrenie [New Literary Review], 110, pp. 329—332 (in ...

This article examines the adaptation of historically developed East Prussian settlement system to the new objectives and functions during the formation of the Kaliningrad region. The author offers an overview of the basic urban development trends in the course of the region’s formation in the ages of Stalin (partial restoration and adaptation of the existing buildings with the minimum infrastructural transformations of towns and villages), Khrushchev (the development of new ...

... formations, which have de facto existed for a long time. Moreover, the experience in managing such forms of settlement is accumulated abroad, where active reorganization of the management system is regularly taking place, the paradigms and principles of development of spatial planning documents of large urban agglomerations are changing, and the legislative framework is improving. The article aims to study the theory and practice of institutional management of agglomerations abroad and offers specific recommendations for Russian conditions. 1. Попов ...

Through a situational approach to strategic management of regional and urban development it is possible to identify the interaction between the managerial process and mechanism; bring together the spatial and activity-related concepts of territorial development; and explain the phenomenon in question from both general and specific ...