Innovative and technological potential of the region and its impact on the social sector development

Didenko, Nikolay; Skripnuk, D. F.; Kikkas, K. N.; Sevashkin, V.; Romashkin, G.; Kulik, Sergey

doi:10.1109/icoin.2018.8343191

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“…Thus, it is necessary to determine the vector = ( , , … , , … , ) − -the volume of requirements imposed by agents on the distributed resource [68][69][70][71][72]. The evaluation of the vector x is one of the most difficult and contested quantities in the problem.…”

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Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Konyukhovskiy

Holodkova

Titov³

2019

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The article is devoted to the approaches that can be applied in the distribution of Arctic resources between the main reference countries of this region. The objective economic nature of the problems that arise in this region makes it possible to characterize them as a competition of claims for a limited and potentially dynamically changing resource. At a formal level, this problem has a general nature and it is typical for many areas of modern economy. At the same time, it is impossible to deny its specifics, which imposes significant restrictions on possible methods of solution. In recent years, problems in the sphere of interstate cooperation under conditions of limited resources have significantly increased. In such a situation, scientific and practical research in the field of mechanisms for regulating the relations between the parties (economic entities) becomes interesting. In analyzing the mechanisms of distribution of limited resources, one can use the theory of cooperative games, mathematical models of resource rationing, as well as works on the study of problems of equitable distribution (s.c. Fair Divisions). In the framework of such tasks, the range of applicants for limited resources can be limited to countries or regions directly adjacent. The process can be include of “external players” who have sufficient investment potential. The subsequent development and analysis of the problems of regulating intercountry interaction are associated with mathematical formalization. Such formalization presupposes a description of the situation of competitive interaction between countries in the form of a stochastic cooperative game. An analysis of possible concepts for the solution of this game will lead to meaningful conclusions about specific schemes (mechanisms) of rationing.

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Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Konyukhovskiy

Holodkova

Titov³

2019

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“…However, the YaNAO forms one of the exceptions to these statistical trends [32]. This region, which is considered as developed by Russian standards, has high economic potential, but an undeveloped technological and innovation sphere [33]. The region is known as a repository of gas and oil, which has provided a high level of income for its inhabitants and the region as a whole.…”

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Dynamics of Trust in Institutions, the Legitimacy of the Social Order, and Social Open Innovation

Didenko

Romashkina

Skripnuk

et al. 2020

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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This article analyses the dynamics of trust in institutions, which underpin the legitimacy of social order, on the basis of a study of the developed Arctic region during the period 2006–2018. The authors considered the principal theoretical concepts on which the study of trust, the well-being of citizens, the assessment of security and compliance with the fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens is to be based. It is assumed that the legitimacy of the social order consists in a state where people not only trust specific institutions, but also enjoy a sense of security from threats and the ability to exercise basic rights and freedoms in the presence of a competent authority to protect them in case of violations. The dynamics of the security of the inhabitants of the region, associated with an increase in the level of their well-being, are considered. The structure for retaining the legitimacy of the social order is demonstrated on the basis of a number of indices and model calculations. Configuration analysis was carried out to support the construction of multidimensional models. It was concluded that there has been a dramatic collapse in the social activity of the inhabitants of the Arctic region bordering on social apathy. It is shown that, during the period under study, trust in local authorities significantly declined, while the importance attributed to respecting private property rights increased. Trust in social institutions is shown to be significantly lower than trust in government institutions, contradicting the situation in developed countries. It is recommended that more attention be paid to the functioning of local and municipal authorities governing the Arctic region, who are much more aware of the needs of the inhabitants since they are connected by much denser social ties. The authors substantiate the need to introduce social innovation that allows to diversify communication channels between the government and the public, meet unsatisfied social needs that are not solved by existing institutions and contribute to building trust between different participants.

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“…We will determine the influence of indicators s 2 and s 3 on the population growth rate. The number of jobs in the real sector of the regional economy is determined with the minimum number of workers in the production sector required to produce a certain assortment of goods and services [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28].…”

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A Mathematical Model of Regional Socio-Economic Development of the Russian Arctic Zone

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This work touches upon the tasks of describing regional socio-economic development. The nature of the considered problem indicates the fact that the only relevant tool here is mathematical modeling. In this paper, the application of mathematical modeling is considered for the problem of managing regional development. The results of calculations based on the regional dynamic model that passes through the hierarchy of instabilities (the correspondence of the same stationary points of the model to different parameters) are presented. These instabilities lead to increasingly complex structures.

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Innovative and technological potential of the region and its impact on the social sector development

Cited by 21 publications

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Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Dynamics of Trust in Institutions, the Legitimacy of the Social Order, and Social Open Innovation

A Mathematical Model of Regional Socio-Economic Development of the Russian Arctic Zone

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