Sustainability issues of territorial power systems in market conditions

Lisin, Evgeny; Kurdiukova, Galina; Ketoeva, Natalya; Katina, Joana

doi:10.9770/jesi.2018.6.2(38)

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“…In the contemporary world security enhancement has become precondition of sustainable development including military development as well (Chehabeddine and Tvaronavičienė, 2020); various security facts and views are being continuously revealed and analyzed in scientific literature (e.g. Limba et al 2017;Mikhaylov et al 2018;Tvaronavičienė 2018;Lisin et al 2018). International Security Studies (ISS), also known as Security Studies, is among the most respected theoretical frameworks for security today, arguably surpassing even the popularity of the neorealist school, or 'national security' based classical realist schools, particularly in the UK and in much of continental Europe (Besenyő, 2019).…”

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Future expansion and prospects of Turkish defense industry

Besenyő¹,

Málnássy²

2022

IRD

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The global military industry, like the Turkish military industry, has undergone and is undergoing a major transformation in the 21 st century. The faster and faster coming-out of new technologies and economic ecosystems are transforming the military industry as well while the latter used to make slow responses and changes otherwise. New players and companies are emerging and expected to become increasingly important. In this changing environment, the Turkish military industry needs to produce tools and systems that meet the requirements of them: to be technologically of high quality, to be competitive in terms of prices, and to have security of supply in the event of a crisis. A changing global field and security environment, where the interdependence of national economies is increasing, make increasingly difficult to meet these three expectations simultaneously.

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Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Future expansion and prospects of Turkish defense industry

Besenyő¹,

Málnássy²

2022

IRD

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“…Hydroelectric power plants are facilities that have many other functions besides generating electricity (Sachdev, Akella, & Kumar, 2015;Singh & Singal, 2017). They affect the stabilization of (Blazejczak, Braun, Edler, & Schill, 2014;Dudin, Frolova, Protopopova, Mamedov, & Odintsov, 2019;Lavrinenko, Ignatjeva, Ohotina, Rybalkin, & Lazdans, 2019;Lisin, Kurdiukova, & Ketoeva, 2018;Rogalev, Komarov, Kindra, & Zlyvk, 2018;Tolstolesova, Yumanova, Mazikova, Glukhikh, & Vorobieva, 2019).…”

Section: Sustainable Development Of Hydropowermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Renewable energy sources including hydroenergy provide economic growth and climate change mitigation (Bilan et al, 2019; Lyeonov, Pimonenko, Bilan, Štreimikienė, & Mentel, 2019; Simionescu, Bilan, Krajňáková, Streimikiene, & Gędek, 2019; Vasylieva, Lyulyov, Bilan, & Streimikiene, 2019) and have positive impact on innovation, entrepreneurship and competitiveness of the regions (Blazejczak, Braun, Edler, & Schill, 2014; Dudin, Frolova, Protopopova, Mamedov, & Odintsov, 2019; Lavrinenko, Ignatjeva, Ohotina, Rybalkin, & Lazdans, 2019; Lisin, Kurdiukova, & Ketoeva, 2018; Rogalev, Komarov, Kindra, & Zlyvk, 2018; Tolstolesova, Yumanova, Mazikova, Glukhikh, & Vorobieva, 2019).…”

Section: Sustainable Development Of Hydropowermentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable regional energy planning: The case of hydro

Rabe

Štreimikienė

Drożdż

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Sustainable Development

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The study is dedicated to analysis of sustainable regional energy planning challenge's in order to reach carbon-free economy in 2050. The case study of hydropower development in selected region of Poland provides good example how to deal practically with identified sustainable regional energy planning problems to address restrictions of environmental requirements and natural conditions on the least costs hydropower generation planning in a given region. The aim of the article is to develop a model for optimizing hydropower production and to apply this model for selected region. The West Pomeranian region was selected for this case study, and the time range for planning is from 2019 to 2030. The selected region is particularly predestined for the production of renewable energy sources. Constructed model and obtained results for optimization of hydropower development in selected region is useful for fostering usage of renewable energy sources in Poland and moving forward towards carbonfree economy target set by European Union for 2050.

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“…Based on a careful analysis of the literature of the last decades, we have discovered a paradox manifested in the international business environment in the field of bio-economy (Solesvik, 2017;Lisin et al, 2018;Hermawan and Gunardi, 2019). On the one hand, we can note a concentration of the economic development, in general, in different states and regions in the field of bio-economy, and on the other hand a segmentation of the international and regional markets can be observed in this field (Ararat, 2018;Liu et al, 2018).…”

Section: Social Responsibility In the Literaturementioning

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Social Responsibility, an Essential Strategic Option for a Sustainable Development in the Field of Bio-Economy

Androniceanu¹

2019

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Globalization determines the economic environment to identify new development models that harmoniously integrate the modern digital economy with corporate social responsibility for sustainable development. The aim of the research was to discover the main ways to increase corporate social responsibility in Romanian organizations in 3 key sub-areas of bio-economy. We also sought to identify and analyze the implementation level of fundamental principles and values of corporate social responsibility, strategic priorities and methods used by Romanian companies in the target group to strengthen it. Another objective of the research was to develop a hierarchy of strategic (economic, social and environmental) interests of the top managers of the analyzed organizations, reflecting the new business philosophy. The research tools used were: an online questionnaire, a semistructured interview with general managers and document analysis, that is: 10 organizational strategies, 60 bi-annual reports on corporate social responsibility and 30 budget executions from the last three years of activity of the organizations involved in the research. The data obtained were correlated and processed in Excel and SPSS. The novelty of the research consists in taking a systemic approach, from a managerial point of view, of corporate social responsibility in the field of bio-economy being the first applied research of its kind on the segment of medium-sized companies from three representative sub-domains of Romanian bio-economy.

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Sustainability issues of territorial power systems in market conditions

Cited by 11 publications

References 33 publications

Future expansion and prospects of Turkish defense industry

Future expansion and prospects of Turkish defense industry

Sustainable regional energy planning: The case of hydro

Social Responsibility, an Essential Strategic Option for a Sustainable Development in the Field of Bio-Economy

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