Municipal Districts in Economic Space of a Region: Constructive and Destructive Trends

Dvoryadkina, Elena; Белоусова, Е. А.

doi:10.29141/2073-1019-2018-19-5-7

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“…From the viewpoint of economic space, digital agriculture affects all three of its characteristics that we specified in our previous paper [17]: (1) saturation of economic space with economic agents' activities by improving economically significant results, (2) development of the spatial (physical) basis by increasing land exploitation, maintaining or increasing area under crops through effective distribution of resources (labour, equipment, etc.) and land management, (3) coherence of economic space (intensity of economic ties depending on the development of transport and communications infrastructure that supports interaction of economic agents) by making information flows more compact.…”

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Digital agriculture in improving spatial economic development of rural municipalities in Russia

Dvoryadkina¹,

Karkh²,

Белоусова³

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital Agriculture - Development Strategy” (ISPC 2019)

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Digitalization of economy taking place in the Russian Federation poses new challenges to smaller and less developed municipalities, such as municipal districts, a type of rural municipalities in the Russian system of municipal division. Having fewer resources than larger urbanized municipalities they should be more cautious in making decisions about the involvement of new digital technologies in their spatial economic development. This paper aims to test the hypothesis whether and how introduction of technologies and practices of digital agriculture can help improving spatial economic development of municipal districts. The findings of the research indicate that agricultural production plays a substantial role in municipal districts' economies even in regions with industrial specialization. Spatial economic characteristics of this type of municipality favour the development of agriculture. At the same time, spatial economic development of municipal districts can be substantially enhanced by introducing practices of digital agriculture, because it increases economically significant results, improves land exploitation, maintains or increases area under crops through effective distribution of resources (labour, equipment, etc.) and land management, and makes information flows between economic agents (including agricultural producers) more compact.

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Digital agriculture in improving spatial economic development of rural municipalities in Russia

Dvoryadkina¹,

Karkh²,

Белоусова³

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital Agriculture - Development Strategy” (ISPC 2019)

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“…Industry contributed to the concentration of labor, production, financial, innovative, scientific, technical and technological potential of mankind. This led to a high technical equipment of labor and increased its productivity in all sectors of the economy, provided the formation of the factory system, the creation of large production and industrial centers, as well as urban processes -increasing the role of cities, urban lifestyle and urban culture in the development of society [4].…”

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Mining cities are a special type of cities of a traditionally industrial region

Dvoryadkina

Jalilov

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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The article is devoted to the study of theoretical aspects of mining cities as a special type of cities in a traditionally industrial region. Industry appears both as a factor of cities formation and as the basis for the economic functions of the vast majority of Russian cities. The predominant type of cities are monocities with industry based. It is the combination of cities with a pronounced industrial function, which is steadily implemented over a long period of time, that forms the profile and trajectory of the traditionally industrial region development. The purpose of this article is to identify mining cities as a special type of cities inherent in the traditionally industrial region. The main method of research was the method of typology: the typologies of cities were generalized, industry criteria of typologies were characterized. The result of the study is the justification of mining cities as cities of regional type. The presence of mining cities acts as one of the features (properties) of a traditionally industrial region.

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“…4. Food security is characterized by the state of agriculture in the region, including processing enterprises [8,9], as well as the coverage of commercial enterprises.…”

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Assessment of sustainable development factors of the old industrial region: the case of the Ural Federal Okrug

Rakhmeeva

Animitsa

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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The sustainability of the development of old industrial regions is under threat during the 4th industrial revolution. Social, institutional and innovative factors are becoming critical for development in addition to task of solving environmental problems. The article describes methods of assessment of sustainable development factors of the old industrial region. The old industrial regions of the Ural Federal Okrug became the field for approbation of method. Results of analysis showed the preservation of environmental threats and food security of Ural regions. The Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk regions demonstrated a high level of development of the industry and regulatory environment, and sufficient financial independence. Subsidized dependence, the decline of industry and bad regulation characterize the Kurgan region. Thus, a high quality of regulatory environment and level of development of social sphere, innovative orientation of the economy ensure the sustainable development of the Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk regions. Low parameters of sustainability factors for the Kurgan region keep it in the trap of socio-economic failure. The research confirms the hypothesis of a high correlation of factors and their influence on regional development. The conclusions have practical significance for regional authorities and development corporations.

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Municipal Districts in Economic Space of a Region: Constructive and Destructive Trends

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Digital agriculture in improving spatial economic development of rural municipalities in Russia

Digital agriculture in improving spatial economic development of rural municipalities in Russia

Mining cities are a special type of cities of a traditionally industrial region

Assessment of sustainable development factors of the old industrial region: the case of the Ural Federal Okrug

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