Outlines of the theory of urban agglomerations' self-development

Animitsa, Evgeny

doi:10.17059/2012-1-22

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“…Alongside with that, the phenomenon of Russian agglomeration, in general, and the Ural agglomeration, in particular, lies in the fact that concentration of the economic, financial and service functions in urban agglomerations passes on the background of degradation of, primarily, small towns (especially company towns) and peripheral towns beyond the agglomerations [25]. It results in:…”

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Urban Agglomerations in the Regional Development: Theoretical, Methodological and Applied Aspects

Shmidt¹,

Antonyuk²,

Francini³

2016

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URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS IN THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS and dynamic conditions, to draw the conclusions on a position of the city and the region based on such socio-economic indexes as an average monthly nominal accrued wage, the cost of fixed assets, the investments into fixed capital, new housing supply, a retail turnover, the volume of self-produced shipped goods, the works and services performed in the region. In the study, the analysis of a launching site of the Chelyabinsk agglomeration is carried out. It has revealed the following main characteristics of the core of the agglomeration in Chelyabinsk (structure feature, population, level of centralization of the core) as well as the Chelyabinsk agglomeration in general (coefficient of agglomeration, index of agglomeration, coefficient of the development of the population, growth rates of agglomeration). The analysis of the internal environmentof the agglomeration has shown that the industry of the majority of the cities-satellites is unprofitable, the space of the urban agglomeration is very heterogeneous. The research proves that the creation of the agglomeration will allow to solve the problems of the production diversification at the territory, to perform the effective land use, to optimize transport and housing-and-municipal infrastructure.

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“…A considerable contribution to the development of the agglomeration theory was made by the Ural scientists, who studied the largest agglomerations of the Ural macro-region: Ekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk), Chelyabinsk, Perm and Ufa [25,26].…”

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Urban Agglomerations in the Regional Development: Theoretical, Methodological and Applied Aspects

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Antonyuk²,

Francini³

2016

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“…At the same time, the phenomenon of the countries of the Russian agglomeration lies in the fact that the concentration of financial, economic, scientific, innovative and other resources in urban agglomerations is carried out against the background of the decline of small cities, especially monocities and the cities located on the periphery, outside of the agglomerations (Animitsa, 2012). This causes the desolation of nearby territories and the emergence of demographic, production and other imbalances, as well as the loss of control over significant territories.…”

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Impact of spatial development on sustainable entrepreneurship

Киселица¹,

Shilova²,

Liman³

et al. 2018

JESI

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The article considers the factors that impede the sustainable development of entrepreneurship. The results of the studies are presented that prove that spatial development based on the growth of agglomerative formations with time can start to hamper the innovative development of entrepreneurship in the regions. The change of the consolidated innovation index is studied depending on the size of the agglomeration zone and the scope of works in terms of the number of city inhabitants. The reasons limiting prospects of the agglomeration growth of large formations, in particular, the mass outflow of the population to large cities and low natural growth of the population, are researched. The compensatory possibilities of migratory flows have been studied and the expediency of ensuring sustainable entrepreneurship based on the new scheme of spatial development of Russia on the basis of agglomeration transformations, and primarily the formation of non-urban agglomerations, has been proved.

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