Neo-Industrial Base for Sustainable Development of Raw-Materials Cluster

Zhironkin, Sergey; Demchenko, Svetlana; Kayachev, Gennady; Ryzhkova, Marina; Zhironkina, Olga

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20184104011

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“…This aspect is considered in this work, which considers how interdependent the socio-economic network is, especially during world crises such as pandemics and wars [3,5,6,27,73,[113][114][115][116][117][118][119]. When following theories that encourage responsible resource management, sustainable economic development acts in direct contrast to hypercompetitive approaches that do not consider their long-term impact on the environment or on world communities [5,32,[120][121][122][123][124][125]. For this paper, all of the hypotheses were nonrejected, with the exception of 4b, which was about sustainable entrepreneurial intentions.…”

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Environmental Sensitivity to Form a Sustainable Entrepreneurial Intention

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In this paper, the authors aim to analyze entrepreneurial intention and focus on sustainable entrepreneurial strategies, which consider the responsible use of resources while avoiding the strong exploitation of materials and workers, and which use a long-term approach. This consideration is important in the current era, especially when considering that the incorrect hypercompetitive approaches implemented among business organizations in recent years have caused many problems around the world both ecologically and socio-economically. In this research, the authors administered questionnaires to 743 university students. These questionnaires measured considerations of future consequences, considerations of immediate consequences, environmental awareness, personal norms for acting in a pro-environmental way, sustainable entrepreneurial attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, and sustainable entrepreneurial intentions. When combining these independent, dependent, and moderating variables, it emerged that considerations of future consequences, considerations of immediate consequences, environmental awareness, and personal norms for acting in a pro-environmental way have a positive influence on sustainable entrepreneurial attitudes; the authors also considered the influence on the other variables, and it was determined that sustainable entrepreneurial attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control have a positive influence on sustainable entrepreneurial intentions. Using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM), all of the proposed hypotheses were verified, with the exception of influence between entrepreneurial attitudes and sustainable entrepreneurial intentions.

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“…The needs for greening educational activities are evident in the training of specialists in various segments of the economy, such as the extractive industries [11], mineral processing [12]. energy [13], low-carbon economy [14].…”

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Training of Sustainable Development Specialists Within the Environmental Education System

2021

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The achievement of sustainable development goals necessitates further theoretical reflection and revision of approaches to educational activities, considering the global challenges and threats of our time. In the context of sustainable development concept paradigm, the educational process is considered within the ecological model, which is demanded in training and retraining of specialists of different profiles, possessing knowledge, abilities, and skills, necessary for state policy implementation, management organization, making effective decisions in the sphere of society and nature interaction, eliminating contradictions and achieving the balance of economic, ecological and social interests. The authors, having analyzed the works of scientists, investigated the Voluntary Report of the Russian Federation on the implementation of the SDGs in Russia in 2019, and Rosstat data highlighted the need for environmental management. Current areas of educational programs in the field of sustainable development are proposed.

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“…We will continue to study the transport component of the Russian economy, based on the study of research experience in this field, including the Yenisey Siberia megaproject [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Transport Component of the "Yenisey Siberia" Megaproject as an Element of the Integral Eurasian Transport System

Kuimov¹,

Migunova²,

Elgina³

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Proceedings of the International Session on Factors of Regional Extensive Development (FRED 2019)

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The article examines the conjugations of the transport component of the «Yenisey Siberia» megaproject with the integral Eurasian transport system and the possibility of achieving network effects based on the cooperation-network interactions of the participants of the megaproject and the state. The possibilities and directions of development of individual components of the megaproject in five cluster groups, the main directions of interactions in clusters of the megaproject are shown.

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Neo-Industrial Base for Sustainable Development of Raw-Materials Cluster

Cited by 20 publications

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Environmental Sensitivity to Form a Sustainable Entrepreneurial Intention

Environmental Sensitivity to Form a Sustainable Entrepreneurial Intention

Training of Sustainable Development Specialists Within the Environmental Education System

Transport Component of the "Yenisey Siberia" Megaproject as an Element of the Integral Eurasian Transport System

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