Sustainable Development of the Digital Economy on the Basis of Managing Social and Technological Threats

Chazhaeva, Maynat M.; Serebryakova, Alla A.; Tashkulova, Gulzat K.; Atabekova, Nurgul K.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-29586-8_6

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“…In continuation of this study, Chazhaeva et al (2020) attempted to rank countries moving along the path of digitalization and highlighted the threats that impede this process (Chazhaeva et al, 2020). The study attempts to identify the prospects for bringing the digital economy model in line with current requirements for its sustainability and work out some recommendations for managing its threats (Zlivko et al, 2018;Shikhnabieva et al, 2019;Yemelyanov et al, 2018).…”

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Digital Society: New Challenges for Education

Гапсаламов¹,

Bochkareva²,

Akhmetshin³

et al. 2020

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The world has entered a new phase of development – the era of digital society. Under the influence of a new round of technological progress, the mechanisms and practices of the world order, as well as equipment and technologies, are changing. The range of innovations today is not limited to one or two industries; changes cover almost everything – telecommunications, information and communication sectors, nanotechnology, space, bioengineering, robotics, etc. The research aims to study the processes of changing the paradigm of social development under the influence of the formation of a digital society. The article analyzes the concept of "digital society," shows how the tools of the digital economy are used to justify a paradigm shift in social development for the modern generation. The research methodology is based on a systematic and structural-functional approach. Also, methods of sociological survey and statistical processing of information were used. As a result of the analysis, plans to the definition of the digital economy are formulated, the stages of development of digital society are presented, the trajectories of technological changes in the digital era are identified, and problems that inhibit the digitalization process are formulated.

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Digital Society: New Challenges for Education

Гапсаламов¹,

Bochkareva²,

Akhmetshin³

et al. 2020

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“…The scope for socio-economic gains is considered in the study of the digital economy. However, the digital economy is thoroughly imitating the need for incentives to stakeholders as a result of various scientific evidence (Chazhaeva, Serebryakova, Tashkulova, & Atabekova, 2019). The growing trend in the digital economy is confirmed by the observations of economists which show that it has taken 120 years for a major innovation to spread beyond Europe.…”

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“…Therefore, higher prerequisites from the investors are set to it -this approach must deliver more significant opportunities for the consistently increasing competitiveness of the economies. Furthermore, it should also create the capability to increase the effectiveness of the increasing population's economic operations and living standards (Chazhaeva et al, 2019).…”

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Perception of Cryptocurrency: Adoption Challenge Among Crypto-Investors

Mustafa¹

2019

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This study aims to explore cryptocurrency investment experiences from an emerging market context. This study investigates the lived experiences of cryptocurrency investors, the potential risks and benefits of the cryptocurrency investment, and the potential prospects from cryptocurrency investors' perspectives. The current study intends to adopt a qualitative research approach to address the phenomenon of the study. The qualitative study employs interviews as a data collection tool that allows researchers to seek people's stories from their lived experiences. In this regard, the interpretivism paradigm is employed as it indicates that people determine the reality around events rather than other factors. Moreover, the purposive sampling technique is adopted to discover and recruit the current study respondents, which were in alignment with the proposed research questions. The interviews were terminated at the point of saturation, where a total of twelve cryptocurrency investors participated in the survey.

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