&lt;title&gt;New developments of optopolarization sensor devices and articles based on them&lt;/title&gt;

Fedorinin, V. N.; Zhuravlev, P. V.

doi:10.1117/12.484491

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“…The concept involves the formation of the effective spatial structure of the country's economy while respecting the balance of interests of all subjects of the Russian Federation (Sycheva et al, 2017;Voronkova et al, 2018;Telyakov et al, 2016;Ivanova et al, 2018). The analysis of the presented concept shown that considered attention is paid to the regional aspect, justified the possibility of transition to sustainable development of the Russian Federation under the condition of sustainable development of its territories (Fedorinin and Zhuravlev, 2002;Nechaev et al, 2018a,b). We believe that this is possible only in the formation of an effective spatial structure of the country's economy and the balance of interests of all subjects of the Russian Federation.…”

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confidence: 89%

Sustainable territorial development based on the effective use of resource potential

Voronkova¹,

Yankovskaya²,

Kovaleva³

et al. 2019

JESI

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The effective use of resource potential is a prerequisite for implementing all the functions of the territory and thus, can be considered fundamental for sustainable territorial development. Within the context of the current crisis in the economic sphere, regional affiliation generally occupies a special place in the structure of socio-economic development. Therefore, finding ways to ensure the effective use of resource potential is a crucial task, combining territorial specifics with the interests of the state. Modern approaches to the organization and management of the resource potential of the territory in the direction of its sustainable strategic development are analyzed. The authors substantiate the conditions and factors of formation of the resource potential of the region. On the basis of a detailed study of the problem, the mechanism developed by the authors to implement the strategy of effective use of resource potential at the regional level is presented. The proposed mechanism can be implemented in the socio-economic management of the territory focused on sustainable development.

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confidence: 89%

Sustainable territorial development based on the effective use of resource potential

Voronkova¹,

Yankovskaya²,

Kovaleva³

et al. 2019

JESI

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“…In the authors' opinion, a rural territory should be considered as a territory of agricultural activity with the presence of the rural population, as well as social infrastructure objects that need to be developed as a combination of social relations and institutional entities (Dashko and Kotiukov, 2017;Fedorinin and Zhuravlev, 2002;Yemelyanov et al, 2018a;2018c;Zagrivnyi et al, 2019;Yemelyanov et al, 2019). It is worth noting that the current level of socio-economic development of rural areas does not meet the interests of the rural population and does not provide a decent quality of life for the rural populationcarriers of the human capital of rural areas (Nechaev et al, 2018;Stoian et al, 2018;Sharafutdinov et al, 2017;Dmitrieva et al, 2017;Ponomareva et al, 2019a,b;Leonteva et al, 2018;Johnson and Hinton, 2019).…”

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Human Capital as a Base for Regional Development: A Case Study

Sycheva¹,

Сhernyshova²,

Panteleeva³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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The study uses the statistical method, the method of analogy and comparison, as well as the positive and normative approach. Findings: The study indicated that in the agricultural sector there are several problems associated with the formation of human resources. This is evidenced by the presence of negative trends that have been observed over the past 20 years. The main problems are the low educational level of workers, aging professional staff, and a reduction in the number of employees in all positions. Practical implications: The socioeconomic problems considered in the article indicate the urgent need to develop a mechanism of state support for agricultural workers. Originality/Value: The authors define the concept of human capital and reveal the essence of the factors influencing its formation, revealing them from the perspective of the socioeconomic development of the region.

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“…Therefore, the symbiosis of definitions of "sustainable development" is interpreted as a constant change and continuous improvement (today is better than yesterday, and tomorrow is better than today). In this regard, sustainable development should be considered as a basis in territorial management strategies (Pavlyuk et al, 2018;Voronkova et al, 2019;Prodanova et al, 2019a;Goloshchapova et al, 2018;Fedorinin and Zhuravlev, 2002;Ivanova et al, 2018).…”

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Corruption as an obstacle to sustainable development: A regional example

Frolova¹,

Voronkova²,

Alekhina³

et al. 2019

JESI

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Corruption in various sectors causes serious damage not only to individual economies, countries, and regions but also to humanity as a whole. This paper analyzes the state of corruption in the Republic of Tatarstan, the manifestations of which restrain the development of the Republic, and presents the results of a pilot sociological study that demonstrate changes in the perception of problems of corruption in society. The sustainable development of a region is influenced by various economic and social factors. The results of this research show that one of these factors is corruption, which is often used as a tool for managing territories at various levels. It is a serious obstacle to the achievement of continuous sustainable development of a region, as it impedes the building of harmonious relations between state, government, society, and business. Sustainable development of a region can be described as a system and as a process. In this study, "sustainable development" refers to the process in which various stakeholder interactions take place that influence the established order of relations in the region. The findings suggest that when assessing the effectiveness of a region's sustainable development, the level of corruption should be considered as an indicator of its stability. Some measures were proposed to improve the organization of anticorruption work in the Republic of Tatarstan for leveling social tensions in society.

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<title>New developments of optopolarization sensor devices and articles based on them</title>

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Sustainable territorial development based on the effective use of resource potential

Sustainable territorial development based on the effective use of resource potential

Human Capital as a Base for Regional Development: A Case Study

Corruption as an obstacle to sustainable development: A regional example

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