Development of agricultural territories during the post-soviet period: Institutional aspect

Sociocultural Factors Of Territorial Development: Conceptual Aspect

“…By only studying the obvious institutional structure of economy, we will not be able to understand its fundamental characteristics and regularities determined by deep motives, restrictions, prerequisites and conditions. The economic phenomena and economic processes shall be studied as realities that inseparably include obvious and implicit components in indissoluble unity (Barlybaev et al, 2009).…”

“…As a result, we have vast territories with poorly consolidated interests of the population not capable for self-organization and selfadministration by local communities with low level of mutual trust, feeling of solidarity, and weak cooperative endeavor. Such communities are not able to ensure the integration of private and shared interests, to become a strong subject and a driving force of sustainable local development (Barlybaev, Aidarbakov, & Rakhmatullin, 2009).…”

Socio-Cultural Reproduction Of The Territorial Economic System As A Semiotic Process

“…The values and norms that make up this layer and are rooted in everyday economic life as habitual actions, thinking stereotypes, psychological attitudes and intuitive sensations of people are formed at the junction of conscious and unconscious types of thinking. These relationships, motives, goals and limitations constitute the basic life attitudes, implicitly transmitted from generation to generation, determining mutual obligations in the community and the way of life of its representatives (Barlybaev et al, 2009). The same formalized norms and rules, interaction mechanisms, material objects can have different social character and economic performance, depending on the socio-cultural basic context.…”