Methodical approach to assessing sustainable development of social and labor relations of single-industry cities

Roshina, Irina V.; Artyukhova, Natalya

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“…25% are employed in SMEs (including entrepreneurs). It should be considered that the rate of employment in Russian SITs is significantly lower than that in the G7 countries -68.6% [17]. Statistics show that SMEs are not sufficiently developed in monoindustrial areas of Russia, whereas in the European Union, USA and JapanSMEs are responsible for more than 50% of employment [18].…”

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A Concept Model of Mining Monotowns Sustainable Development

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This paper covers peculiarities and problems of monoindustrial mining towns in terms of sustainability and safety exemplified by one of territories in Russia. The work takes into account results of various studies in sustainability of natural resource driven economies from different countries. The sustainability issues of resource-driven monoindustrial territories are typical for all developing economies of such kind. Therefore, approaches already used in other countries can be appliedin solving such problems. The paper analyses differences in sustainability issues of monoindustrial and polyindustrial economies, especially those caused by the substantial impact of a town-forming enterprise (TFE). The research uses the anthropocentric faceted approach (AFA) to assess the economic impact of the TFEs. As exemplified by Leninsk-Kuznetsky, a monoindustrial town located in Kemerovo region, Russia, the paper describes the specificities of social and labor relations and the impact of the TFE on sustainable development and the sustainable safety of labor. The research also justifies the approach for monitoring the social economic growth of the monoindustrial economies considering the link between sustainability, business activity and the social responsibility of the TFE (Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR).

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“…To conduct a more detailed analysis of the TFE's impact on the wellbeing and happiness of the population of the SIT we will use anthropocentric approach (AFA) to social and labor relations (Fig. 1) [19][20]. Social and labor relations at a TFE have a significant impact on those in the whole monoindustrial territory.…”

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A Concept Model of Mining Monotowns Sustainable Development

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“…Specific features and problems of social and employment relations in monotowns of Kemerovo Oblast have been analyzed by the example of Leninsk-Kuznetsky monotown and its systemic company Suek-Kuzbass JSC. [14].…”

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Sustainable Development: Bonding Inertia of a Resource Based Economic Specialization

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This article is focused on the issues of interdependence between resources and economic development. The inability to form universal approaches to ensuring sustainable development is caused by constant change of public development conditions and substantial differences between territories. The objective of this research is to reveal distinctive tendencies in the performance of Russia’s economic system in view of exploring possibilities of achieving sustainable development in regions with a large number of monotowns. The hypothesis of the research is a thesis that sustainable development of the Russian economy at all levels is affected by the growth holding inertia caused by its resource based specialization. It was confirmed that among factors affecting sustainable development of the Russian economy are its specialization in natural resources, fragmented material production, lack of a national science-based engineering core and a non-developed internal market, priority support by the government of large private companies both in industry and finance and reliance on foreign investments. The analysis of sustainable development of Kemerovo Oblast confirmed the first part of the conclusions made by Thanh Le and Cuong Le Van – the use of nonrenewable resources limits economic growth. It is currently impossible to verify the second part of their conclusions as applied to Kemerovo Oblast. The main condition – rational economic structure – is out of the picture. The process of sustainable development is affected by dominating resource based industrial specialization and as a result by high dependence of socio-economic development and regional budgets on world commodity prices.

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“…Авторами данной публикации предлагается методика оценки устойчивого развития монопрофильного муниципального образования [10] Комплексный показатель устойчивого развития монопрофильного муниципального образования * Э к с п е р т н ое значение данных показателей определяется следующим образом: 0,3 -показатель ниже среднероссийских и среднеобластных показателей; 0,6 -соответствует среднероссийским и среднеобластным значения, незначительно превышает их; 0,9 -показатель значительно превышает среднероссийские и среднеобластные показатели. ** Экспертное значение данных показателей определяется следующим образом: 0,3 -показатель значительно превышает среднероссийские и среднеобластные показатели; 0,6 -соответствует среднероссийским и среднеобластным значения, незначительно превышает их; 0,9 -ниже среднероссийских и среднеобластных показателей.…”

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Sustainable Development of Mining Regions: Helical Growth, Life Helix, Assessment Method

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Artyukhova²

2019

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Methodical approach to assessing sustainable development of social and labor relations of single-industry cities

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A Concept Model of Mining Monotowns Sustainable Development

A Concept Model of Mining Monotowns Sustainable Development

Sustainable Development: Bonding Inertia of a Resource Based Economic Specialization

Sustainable Development of Mining Regions: Helical Growth, Life Helix, Assessment Method

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