National Culture Associations as Subjects of Crosscultural Communications in Altai Krai of the Russian Federation

Kryaklina, Tamara F.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.08.064

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“…In relation to branches of the cultural sphere, it is important to note the fact that there is a significant number of protectionist barriers designed to preserve cultural diversity and protect national culture from unification [4], which in fact leads to increased closure of this industry component from the spread of innovation. In this context, it is important to underline the fact that economic sanctions almost did not affect such components of the socio-cultural sphere as culture, education, business services, as well as humanization in the field of economic relations associated with people, attention to the conditions of their life and work, health, education, etc.…”

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Innovative development of the socio-cultural sphere of the region

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The paper discusses the features of the socio-cultural sphere in conjunction with the trends of economic development. For example, such as organizational and technological, creating a system to support their development and implementation. The paper presents the factors influencing the appearance of innovations in the socio-cultural sphere. The analysis of innovative activity of regional organizations is carried out. The assessment of existing gaps in innovative development is given. The prerequisites for the enhancement of regional differences in the innovative development of socio-cultural organizations have been identified. Based on the conducted analysis, the problems of innovative development are systematized, associated with globalization, the presence of protectionist barriers, and the underdevelopment of tools for goal-oriented planning of innovative development.

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confidence: 99%