Socio-cyberphysical systems and intellectual space in the development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Didenko, Nikolay; Skripnuk, D. F.

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20184400028

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“…This is the main drawback of the method. With all the simplicity and ease of use, this is an essential advantage of this method [66,67].…”

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“…Two countries (with the largest needs), in any form of distribution, receive some resources (more than half of the needs)- Table 6. At the same time, countries applying for a much smaller amount of resources (in proportional terms) do not receive anything using the method of uniform losses [59,[66][67][68]. In other cases, the level of needs for these countries will be small.…”

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Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Konyukhovskiy

Holodkova

Titov³

2019

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The article is devoted to the approaches that can be applied in the distribution of Arctic resources between the main reference countries of this region. The objective economic nature of the problems that arise in this region makes it possible to characterize them as a competition of claims for a limited and potentially dynamically changing resource. At a formal level, this problem has a general nature and it is typical for many areas of modern economy. At the same time, it is impossible to deny its specifics, which imposes significant restrictions on possible methods of solution. In recent years, problems in the sphere of interstate cooperation under conditions of limited resources have significantly increased. In such a situation, scientific and practical research in the field of mechanisms for regulating the relations between the parties (economic entities) becomes interesting. In analyzing the mechanisms of distribution of limited resources, one can use the theory of cooperative games, mathematical models of resource rationing, as well as works on the study of problems of equitable distribution (s.c. Fair Divisions). In the framework of such tasks, the range of applicants for limited resources can be limited to countries or regions directly adjacent. The process can be include of “external players” who have sufficient investment potential. The subsequent development and analysis of the problems of regulating intercountry interaction are associated with mathematical formalization. Such formalization presupposes a description of the situation of competitive interaction between countries in the form of a stochastic cooperative game. An analysis of possible concepts for the solution of this game will lead to meaningful conclusions about specific schemes (mechanisms) of rationing.

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“…This is the main drawback of the method. With all the simplicity and ease of use, this is an essential advantage of this method [66,67].…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling Competition between Countries in the Development of Arctic Resources

Konyukhovskiy

Holodkova

Titov³

2019

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A sustainable consumers’ consumption in the context of Arctic circular economy

Karpova

Cherenkov

Cherenkova

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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The concept of circular economy has factually become a cornerstone for describing a necessary redesign of a hypothetic Arctic industrial eco-system or geosocioeconomic (GSE) system to get to a better sustainability. Given the quarter-century-old post-Soviet hibernation of Russian Arctic politics, the authors have largely focused their research on an analysis of relevant foreign sources. These sources were grouped by the following topics: (1) a model of the circular economy as the most suitable for such a remote and vulnerable region as the Arctic; (2) modifying the model of consumers’ consumption taking into account the main principles of circular economy; and (3) creating a mental sustainability construct in the mind of sustainability stakeholders with emphasis on current and future students. Despite the fact that consumers’ consumption holds a prominent role on the way toward the sustainable development of Arctic regions the said role is not well accounted for in the literature on circular economy. This paper contains the appeal to continue studying thoroughly the relationship between consumers’ consumption and building a circular economy in the light of implementing the concept of sustainable development, which is especially important for the Arctic. The paper is supplied with graphic materials that could have a didactic value.

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