Developing The Mechanism To Identify Directions Of Innovative Activities For Further Development

Lebedinskaya, O.; Timofeev, A.; Kurnikova, M.V.

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“…The use of cluster strategies as a driving force for the innovative development of internal and entrance tourism will ensure a multiplier effect of the innovative milestones formation for regional economic growth [22] and a positive Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, volume 114 impact of municipal clusters on the development mechanisms of regional competitive environment.…”

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Reasonable Prospects for the Establishment of Local Subregional Tourism and Recreational Clusters in Line with the Specificities of Regional Spatial Development

Koroleva¹,

Kurnikova²

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The paper is aimed at grounding the prospects for tourism and recreational clusters development at the subregional level with regard to the characteristics of regional spatial development. The methodology proposed for the study was used to define tourism and recreational clusters on the peripheral territories of the Samara Region outside the largest Samara-Togliatti agglomeration based on rankings. The study resulted in the recommendations on the development of seven tourism and recreational clusters at the municipal level of the Samara Region. The practical importance of the research is in the prospective use of its results by government officials and local authorities of the Samara Region aiming at improving management of tourism and recreational cluster development based on the cluster approach.

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Reasonable Prospects for the Establishment of Local Subregional Tourism and Recreational Clusters in Line with the Specificities of Regional Spatial Development

Koroleva¹,

Kurnikova²

2019

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“…order to respond to these requirements, university network spatial distribution needs to be aligned with the economic distribution throughout the country and concentrated labour, scientific and technological, innovative activities. Particular significance is assumed here by the European experience where a university network is arranged throughout the countries and preserves and develops human capital both in the centres of economic growth and small and medium-sized urban areas [2]. The analysis of the European experience in the university network spatial organization in continental European countries and the UK may help substantially in addressing that problem and be used while grounding the prospects for the Russian university network development.…”

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Spatial Organization of the University Network: a European Case-Study

Bolgova¹,

Bolgov²,

Kurnikova³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The spatial strategy of the Russian Federation implies the university network development in compliance with the new conditions of economic development, geographic concentration of labour, scientific and technological, innovative activities. For a long time, a geographic aspect has not been addressed while reforming higher education in spite of a lot of research and managerial experience in spatial university distribution worldwide. In this regard, the study is aimed at grounding the prospects for improving spatial university distribution based on the European experience of countries with different educational models. Based on the methodology of the empirical and statistical analysis, rankings, the authors researched into the theoretical backgrounds of university network distribution, the classification of spatial specifics of European educational models, the conditions for the successful adaptation of the European experience in Russia. The novelty of the research is in the working-out of the university network spatial organization based on the case study of countries with different educational models that have been proved successful. The authors used the methodology of empirical, systemic and comparative analysis. Rankings and general purpose and special purpose applications (Microsoft Excel, Statistica 8.0) were used to observe and classify raw data and calculate integrative indicators. The main results of the research could be used for further research into the spatial distribution of economic resources, for strategic planning activities.

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Developing The Mechanism To Identify Directions Of Innovative Activities For Further Development

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Reasonable Prospects for the Establishment of Local Subregional Tourism and Recreational Clusters in Line with the Specificities of Regional Spatial Development

Reasonable Prospects for the Establishment of Local Subregional Tourism and Recreational Clusters in Line with the Specificities of Regional Spatial Development

Spatial Organization of the University Network: a European Case-Study

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