2009
DOI: 10.2747/1539-7216.50.3.348
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Trans-border Exchange between Russia and China: The Case of Blagoveshchensk and Heihe

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“…In 1994, the Chinese and Russian central governments approved the binational border port to be an international passenger and cargo transport port. Heilongjiang Province in China (where Heihe is located) and Amur Oblast in Russia (where Blagoveshchensk is located) share some common characteristics, such as similar natural environments, a peripheral location relative to the major national population and economic centers, a significant role of agriculture in their economies, delayed industrialization, and a substantial share of non-market/state-regulated economic activities (particularly in the natural resource sector) [31]. Along with the opening of border trade between China and Russia, cooperation and exchanges in the fields of culture, education, sports, and health care are rapidly developing.…”
Section: City (Port)-city (Port) Modementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1994, the Chinese and Russian central governments approved the binational border port to be an international passenger and cargo transport port. Heilongjiang Province in China (where Heihe is located) and Amur Oblast in Russia (where Blagoveshchensk is located) share some common characteristics, such as similar natural environments, a peripheral location relative to the major national population and economic centers, a significant role of agriculture in their economies, delayed industrialization, and a substantial share of non-market/state-regulated economic activities (particularly in the natural resource sector) [31]. Along with the opening of border trade between China and Russia, cooperation and exchanges in the fields of culture, education, sports, and health care are rapidly developing.…”
Section: City (Port)-city (Port) Modementioning
confidence: 99%
“…В эти цепи (или точнее -сети) включены не только описываемые нами рынки, но и крупнейшие центры российско-китайской приграничной торговли (Хейхэ, Благовещенск (Ryzhova, Ioffe 2009), Маньчжурия (Федорова 2014), Забайкальск (Намсараева 2014) и дру-гие), приграничные рынки вдоль китайско-казахстанской границы (Чжен 1999), крупнейшие рынки Киргизии, через которые в Россию идут товарные потоки из Западного Китая (Пешков 2014). Помимо выполнения функции узлов в цепоч-ках экономических трансакций такие рынки и торговые города играют роль меха-низмов формирования образа российско-китайского трансграничья (Бляхер, Гри-горичев 2015).…”
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“…They boosted a notable sector in Turkey and China (Kapralova, Karaseva, 2005). There appear "Russian markets" in Beijing (Guzei, 2014), Istanbul, specialized cityterminals in China, Manchuria (Fedorova, 2014), Suifenhe, Heihe (Ryzhov, 2003;Ryzhova, Ioffe, 2009;Zhuravskaia, 2014;Biie, 2014), the transit markets in Kyrgyzstan as an option (Rakhimov, 2009). The functions of the terminals included tracking evolution of demand in Russia, the formation of orders for local manufacturers, wholesale and retail trade, the formation of small wholesale lots, consulting services (in Russian -"pomogaiki"), various services (restaurants, saunas, prostitution).…”
Section: Part Of Cross-border Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%