Territorial Structure of the Russian Digital Economy: Preliminary Delimitation of Smart Urban Agglomerations and Regions

Блануца, В. И.

doi:10.1134/s207997051904004x

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“…This would fracture the RuNet, cutting the sovereign section away from Russian-speaking parts in the world outside Russian state control. At the same time, the expectations of an increasinglyonline population put pressure on the authorities to grow the digital economy and boost international connectedness (Blanutsa 2019;Dobrolyubova et al 2017). It is not clear how informational autocracy can survive under this tension, and this may be one of the explanatory factors behind the recent closures in Russia due to the rise in more nakedly authoritarian practices.…”

Section: Conclusion: Blogging To Reorder the Rhizomementioning

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Blogging the Virtual: New Geographies of Domination and Resistance In and Beyond Russia

Wolfe

2021

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Russia's accelerating authoritarian turn has not ignored the internet, and in recent years, the Russian state has clamped down on internet activities that diverge from the statist line, employing a variety of strategies to dominate online spaces. Nevertheless, oppositional voices flourish on the Russian internet, taking shape in independent blogs and videos. This paper explores three political bloggers through surveillant and resistance assemblages, making sense of this contestation through an interpretation of the Deleuzian virtual that underscores the emancipatory potential of online activities for producing more egalitarian configurations, but also taking stock of the ways that these technologies have increased domination. Encompassing the blurriness between digital and corporeal spaces, the paper contributes by revealing new geographies of contestation against state strategies to dominate the Russian internet. Overlapping with but not corresponding to Russian territorial boundaries, these dynamics highlight shifting spaces of power and resistance in the increasingly illiberal world.

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Section: Conclusion: Blogging To Reorder the Rhizomementioning

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Blogging the Virtual: New Geographies of Domination and Resistance In and Beyond Russia

Wolfe

2021

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“…In addition, in 2018 "Digital Development" Fund announced the preparation of a complex national digitalization rating for the regions of the Russian Federation. The rating will assess consumer satisfaction with digitalization, the level of readiness for digitalization, and the dynamics of the digitalization process [24].…”

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Analysis of Approaches for the Measurement of the Spatial Digital Divide in Russia and Abroad

Lyshchikova¹,

Stryabkova²,

Likholob³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference Spatial Development of Territories (SDT 2020)

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Despite the increasing role and importance of digitalization at the present stage of development of the world economy, the problem of digital inequality is also worsening. From the point of view of sustainable spatial development of the economy, it is important to measure the digital inequality between cities and regions, urbanized and rural areas. This article is devoted to the study of approaches to the measurement of digital inequality at the national and regional level. The authors conducted a comparative analysis of the most wellknown national indexes of development of the digital economy, rating approaches to the assessment of the development of "smart cities", research methods of digitalization of the regions. The analysis of the Russian market of data processing centers in the context of regions and main players is carried out, the factors of its development are revealed. It is established that economic problems are concentrated in the absence of a business model for implementing smart city and smart region technologies in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Infrastructure problems, in turn, are associated with the phenomenon of digital inequality in Russian regions, low payback for IT-projects, and the lack of a single policy and a single driver for the implementation of the concepts under consideration. The main limitations and shortcomings of existing approaches to the measurement of spatial aspects of digital inequality are significant underestimation of the socioeconomic effects of digitalization at all levels, the lack of integrated methods of evaluation and ratings of digitalization of the regional level, the lack of estimates of intraregional digital inequality, which in the Russian economy is extremely important.

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“…The paper [4] presents the results of an analysis of the use of d2d technologies for direct connections to devices, which can also serve as a means of reducing the delay. In [5], the author proposes a territorial division into digital clusters according to the distribution of users. There should be a data center at the center of such clusters.…”

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“…As the works [2,4,5] show, the formation of such structure is associated with the task of allocating a certain number of user clusters in the serviced area according to the cluster size, and access points (service provision) can then be located in the centers of the selected clusters. The work [7] shows that clusters of different sizes can be formed for users with different requirements for latency time.…”

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An Efficient Method for Choosing Digital Cluster Size in Ultralow Latency Networks

Paramonov

Khayyat

Чистова

et al. 2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The paper proposes a solution to the problem of choosing the size of a cluster in an ultralow latency network. This work is aimed at designing a method for choosing the size of the digital cluster in an ultralow latency network taking into account the lengths of connecting lines. If the linear dimension calculation is based only on the latency requirements without specifics of building the communication line, it negatively affects timing characteristics. This paper shows the method taking into account the communication line features and basing on the fractal dimension estimation of the road network. The proposed method could be used in planning and designing networks with ultralow latencies. Finally, a numerical experiment was carried out, based on the data of electronic maps, which showed that the assessment of the fractal dimension of roads in the network’s service area makes it possible to increase the accuracy of the size of the formed cluster. Moreover, the proposed method can allow you to reduce the error in estimating the length of connecting lines, which without using it can be on average about 30%.

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Territorial Structure of the Russian Digital Economy: Preliminary Delimitation of Smart Urban Agglomerations and Regions

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

Blogging the Virtual: New Geographies of Domination and Resistance In and Beyond Russia

Blogging the Virtual: New Geographies of Domination and Resistance In and Beyond Russia

Analysis of Approaches for the Measurement of the Spatial Digital Divide in Russia and Abroad

An Efficient Method for Choosing Digital Cluster Size in Ultralow Latency Networks

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