Scientific and educational space of the Arctic: Norway

Зайков, Константин; Kalinina, Marina; Tamitskiy, Aleksandr; Saburov, Aleksander; Shepelev, Evgeny

doi:10.17238/issn2221-2698.2016.23.144

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“…The attention being paid to international projects is due to their key characteristics, such as their focus on a specific result achieved over a certain period of time using attracted grant funding, as well as partnership and cooperation, innovation, and interculturality. Modern challenges, especially concerning the Arctic region, are transnational in nature [20][21][22][23][24][25]. In this context, international scientific projects are becoming one of the most productive ways to develop scientific partnerships, and are a unifying platform for solving common challenges in the Arctic.…”

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Joint Innovative Research Agenda for The Arctic: Programs, Projects, Success Stories

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In the context of circumpolar international cooperation within the framework of the Joint Innovative Research Agenda, for the development of a systems approach, it is important to use the resources of existing platforms for multi-level mutually beneficial cooperation. The Council of Barents/Euro-Arctic Region and the University of the Arctic are unique examples of interaction and cooperation between the regions of the Arctic states. The Northern Dimension policy is also an important platform for such cooperation between Russia, the European Union, Iceland and Norway. Cross-border cooperation is integral to international relations, which stimulates the sustainable development of regions, creates growth points for innovative projects, and is focused on the evolution of international economic relationship. Universities and research institutes, as holders of expertise, and centers for studying good world practices and transferring excellence, occupy leading positions in the development of advanced ecosystems and the use of complex technologies, the training of highly qualified personnel for the Arctic, the creating of end-to-end digital technologies, the transforming of priority sectors of the states’ economies, and in the social sphere. This article discusses international project activities as one of the most effective tools contributing to the development of these issues. The authors provide examples of successful practices aimed at solving common challenges in the Arctic region, and conclude that “Arctic fever”, and the intensification of Arctic scientific partnerships through programs to support the introduction of technologies and innovations and the advancement of scientific stations in the Arctic, directly affect the development of local territories, give impetus to economic progress, and create new models of cooperation.

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“…The development of inter-country cooperation in the field of seaport logistics (not only for economic, but also for research purposes) [1,2] and infrastructure has long been on the agenda [3] of most international organizations of a regional nature that are directly connected to the Arctic and the main transport routes in this region. This includes, for example, cooperation within the Barents Euro-Arctic Transport Area (BEATA), which regularly reviews and updates its Joint Barents Transport Plan [4].…”

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Legal and Economic Prospects for the Arctic Seaport Developments of the Northern Dimension Partner Countries (Russia and the European Union)

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The article is devoted to the legal and economic aspects of Arctic seaport developments, using the example of the Russian Federation and the Northern Dimension (ND) partner countries, namely, Iceland and Norway. The authors consistently reveal all the specific points related to the legal regulation of Russian seaport management (ranging from international legal cooperation to domestic strategies and national legislation), and conduct an assessment of the economic prospects for Arctic port development according to the latest data and trends in the field of logistical flows. They also provide a description of the ND countries’ seaport developments, primarily economic, taking into account the global environmental agenda. In conclusion, the authors make their constructive proposals for multilateral cooperation in this area.

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Experience of effective development of industrial activities of the subarctic countries

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International Scientific and Practical Conference “Innovative Technologies in Agriculture”

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Scientific and educational space of the Arctic: Norway

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Joint Innovative Research Agenda for The Arctic: Programs, Projects, Success Stories

Joint Innovative Research Agenda for The Arctic: Programs, Projects, Success Stories

Legal and Economic Prospects for the Arctic Seaport Developments of the Northern Dimension Partner Countries (Russia and the European Union)

Experience of effective development of industrial activities of the subarctic countries

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