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... principal object of strategic management of a region or a city, its key tool being the utilization of its own good practices. The main objective of territorial development is increasing the capacity for constructive interaction between all its “actors and factors”. In this situation, monitoring territorial development is seen as an integral part of management. It ensures the inventory, observation, and comparison of various trends determining the situation, as well as the results of actions aimed at ...

... 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 regional multiethnic population structure and identifies key factors 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 ...

... system of the Baltics. This study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of the processes relating to the development of international tourism in Lithuania in the context of the Baltic States. We also carry out the comparison of regional competitive factors and trace the patterns for further development of international tourism in Lithuania in the framework of cross-border and transborder cooperation.

... construction of the Baltic NPP and the export of generated energy to Poland, Lithuania, Germany, and Sweden. It is concluded that the prospects of Russian energy export to the Baltic region will be determined not only by technological and economic and market factors, but rather by the general state of relations between Russia and the EU. Moreover, a lot depends on Lithuania’s decision as to whether to continue the construction of the Visaginas NPP, as well as the way the EU and the Baltics solve the problem ...

... 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 of the Cohesion Policy alone.

... downturns diminishing the prospects of balanced social development. The author addresses the classical concepts of the theory of regional economy and new economic geography and their interpretation of the interconnection between political and economic factors. The article aims to demonstrate the inconsistency between political and economic objectives of the development of the Baltics. The study contributes to a broader set of research into the issues of post-Soviet economic and political development....

... of current states, which are called scenarios. The article describes the four possible scenarios of changes in the role of Estonia in Russian foreign policy that are evaluated from the perspective of the development of Russian-Estonian relations and factors affecting the probability of each scenario. It is shown that any change in the role of Estonia in Russian foreign policy depends not only on the specific actions of the Estonian elite, for example their readiness to change their position on the ...

... // Demographic Research. 2005. Vol. 12.P. 232—380. 59. Wojnicki J. Kształtowanie systemów wielopartyjnych Europy Środkowowschodniej 1989—2000. Pułtusk, 2005. 60. Yemelyanova L. L. International cross-border migration in South-East Baltic: factors, structure, consequences // Baltic Region. 2010. № 4(6). P. 55—64. Михальский Т. 10.5922/2074-9848-2014-2-3 46-61 Балтийская Европа, естественный прирост и убыль населения ...

... potential of Russia and the EU: regional and international aspects], Balt. reg. , no. 4, p.22—38. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-4-2. 4. Voronov, V. V. 2012, Ocenka i faktory rosta innovacionnoj konkurentosposobnosti regionov Latvii [The evaluation and factors of increase in innovative competitiveness of Latvian regions], Balt. reg ., no. 4, p.7—21. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-4-1. 5. Glossarij. ru: Issledovatel'skie seti [Glossariy. ru: Research Network], available at: http://www.glossary.ru/cgi-bin/gl_sch2....

... the study is the recent trends of migratory movements in the case of Latvia. Due to the country’s economic recession, migration has accelerated in the recent years. Empirical results show the response of the migration system to the changing internal factors and external influences in the times of transition and global crisis. Long-term emigration exacerbates the problem of demographic change in Latvia.

... crossborder regional relations between Russia and the European Union in the developing of mutually beneficial joint strategic cooperation. The main results are as follows. Historical experience, geopolitical position, national psychology, and some other factors determine the perception on the state frontier in a political culture, which can be vary in the mass consciousness from country to country. State frontier is a key imperative of the cross-border regional cooperation. Cross-border cooperation between ...

... Этим подразумевается, что их постижение может способствовать формированию более обоснованной исторической политики. This article focuses on the factors inhibiting a productive rethinking of the past in contemporary Lithuanian-Russian relations. The rethinking of the past is understood as a process facilitating the reconsideration of historical meanings through adjusting them to the expectations ...

... dimension in the identification (and functioning) of clusters, especially in comparison to cluster formation theory based on the technological connection of adjacent units. The author comes to a conclusion that, without the inclusion of institutional factors, alongside localising and technological ones (demonstrated through different variables), it is virtually impossible to develop an independent cluster theory, different from general agglomeration theory. For the first time, a hierarchy of institutions ...

... methods of institutional support for innovative activity. The authors characterise the role of business, university, and authorities — which constitute the «triple helix» —in national innovative systems. The article also analyses such important factors as the intensity of research and development, the share of employees in the field of advanced technologies, and the methods of public support. Examples of private-public infrastructure for the implementation of innovative projects are offered....

... Basingstoke, 2007. P. 40—56. 18. Musiał K. Education, research and the Baltic Sea Region Building // Musiał K. (ed.). Approaching Knowledge Society in the Baltic Sea Region. Gdansk; Berlin, 2002. Р . 42—60. 19. Rostoks T. The Impact of Economic Factors on Development of the Knowledge Society // K. Musiał (ed.). Approaching Knowledge Society in the Baltic Sea Region. Gdansk; Berlin, 2002. P. 24—41. 20. Rydén L. The Baltic Sea Region and the relevance of regional approaches // W. Maciejewski ...

... the process of acculturation of the German princesses in the Russian Empire. It is argued in the paper that public activity (charity, creation of educational and medical institutions) and participation in the political life of the country appear to be factors of successful self-actualization in foreign culture.