Regional Aspects of New Industrialization

Silin, Ya. P.; Animitsa, Evgeny; Новикова, Н. В.

doi:10.17059/2017-3-4

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“…In modern terms one of the key priorities of state regional policy should become "new industrialization" of OIRs aimed at returning the dominating role to the real sector both at macro and mezzo-level of the economic system. Reindustrialization is aimed at eliminating the consequences of deindustrialization (sustainable decreasing of the share of the mining industry in GRP), restoring the industrial nucleus of the economic complex of OIR on the basis of a new technological wave; while neo-industrialization deals with creating in the region production forces of new quality [9][10][11]. Offsetting the deindustrialization and modernization of regional economic complex by means of realizing programs of OIRs of Russia are endogenously heterogeneous: they include territories that can be referred to different stages of technological evolution that influences middle-and long-term Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, volume 83 perspectives of their development (deindustrialization or reindustrialization, reindustrialization + neo-industrialization («new industrialization»?).…”

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Old Industrial Regions: Identification, Kinds and Perspectives of “New Industrialization”

Mitrofanova¹,

Родионова²,

Adzhikova³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the Volgograd State University International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Safe Developmen

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About 40% of Russian regions can be referred to old industrial ones and technological advantages of most of them are being lost due to scientific-and-technological advance as well as structural changes; and structural reforms in these regions are being slowed down due to the deficiency of financial resources and irrational planning. Today old industrial regions of Russia make up a significant heterogeneous group of regions which got their industrial specialization in 1930-1950s and include mostly rearguard industries of I−IV technological waves which predominance keeps them at the stage of industrial development. Many old industrial regions obtained features of territories of concern, depressive territories; and their space localization determined their specifics: the group of the central regions can be characterized by the lack of highly-qualified specialists, low rate of renovation of productive capacities as compared to the demands of local economy, decreasing number of population, aggravating environmental problems; while old industrial regions of the Volga region can be characterized by insufficient transport and energy infrastructure, high rate of fixed assets depreciation. Today neo or reindustrialization of old industrial regions aimed at restoration of the real sector dominating role should become one of the strategically important priorities of the state regional policy. The old industrial regions of 1-4 classes have perspectives of being developed as industrial territories for which can be applied either the strategy of new industrialization (1-2 classes) or the strategy of reindustrialization (3-4 classes) that can lead in a middle-term perspective to decreasing number of industrial regions. The real perspective of old industrial regions of 5-6 classes is deindustrialization, developing service sector.

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Old Industrial Regions: Identification, Kinds and Perspectives of “New Industrialization”

Mitrofanova¹,

Родионова²,

Adzhikova³

et al. 2019

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“…The territorial aspect of the new industrialization of the research presented, in particular, in the works by of EG Animitsa, JP Silin, NV Novikova et al, Particularly emphasizing the objective need to move to a new industrialization in the context of regional development [10], and the role of the new industrialization the transition trajectory of growth [11]. Also in their studies EG Animitsa and JP SILIN sequentially disclose the specifics of the new industrialization Middle Ural Example [12].…”

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Fiscal stimulus activity of subjects of the regional economy in the context of the new industrialization

Istomina¹,

Terentieva²,

Dolganova³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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The importance of the use of budgetary tools for solving business impact (stimulate) on the economic entities in the regions of the Russian Federation with the view of successful functioning of the economy in the new industrialization is substantiated in the article. Due to the significant amount of regional budget expenditures needed to achieve this goal, the limited ability of territories to influence the economic processes was stated. It is proved that the scale of the new processes of industrialization requires a subsidiary of funding from the state and the subjects of the Federation. The importance of preselection of projects related to government funding is emphasized because only under this condition, perhaps the most effective use of budget funds and the promotion of economic growth and development are possible. The conclusion that the fiscal stimulus should be of initiating and supporting character, ie, facilitate the development of innovative development projects and complete the other forms of resource mobilization for the implementation of projects for a long period time is formed.

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“…In the late 20 th and early 21 st centuries, the attention of researchers began to increasingly attract the trends of active modernization of traditional industries, taking place against the background of the formation of new sectors of the economy, called the "new industrialization" on the basis of innovative development and the changing role of technology. These trends are widely covered in various scientific publications, including Ural scientists [5][6][7][8].…”

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Economic and Legal Aspects of Digitalization as a Priority of the Strategic Development of the Capital Cities of the Ural Macro-Region

Antipin¹,

Ivanova²,

Кожевников³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The article is devoted to the study of economic and legal aspects of digitalization as one of the priorities of the strategic development of the capital cities of the Ural macroregion. The relevance of the topic is due to the penetration into all spheres of life of the processes of formation of a postindustrial economy that are un-thinkable without digital technologies, currently unfolding in the Urals, generating new, previously unexplored trends in the transformation of urban economic systems. The methodological basis of the research is based on the theoretical positions of the innovation economy, strategic management, regional and spatial economics. The evaluation of the transformation processes of strategic guidelines for the development of cities, taking place due to the development of digital technologies, has been carried out using a combination of methods: logical, dialectical, cause-and-effect, content analysis, calculation of statistical indicators, etc. As a result of the study, barriers to managing digitalization processes were identified, prospects for the development of strategic planning in the area of setting priorities for scientific, technical and innovative development of cities were identified and recommendations for improving regulatory documents of the Russian Federation regulating forecasting and strategic planning were formulated. The article may be useful to university students, graduate students, research scientists, professionals involved in the development (actualization) of strategies for the socio-economic development of territories, state and municipal employees, as well as other interested parties.

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Regional Aspects of New Industrialization

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Old Industrial Regions: Identification, Kinds and Perspectives of “New Industrialization”

Old Industrial Regions: Identification, Kinds and Perspectives of “New Industrialization”

Fiscal stimulus activity of subjects of the regional economy in the context of the new industrialization

Economic and Legal Aspects of Digitalization as a Priority of the Strategic Development of the Capital Cities of the Ural Macro-Region

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