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No 2 (40) (2025)
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TERRITORY: FACTS, ASSESSMENTS, PROSPECTS

8-23 20
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The article analyzes the raw material orientation of the development of the Angara-Yenisei macroregion, which unites four regions of Eastern Siberia: Krasnoyarsk Krai, Irkutsk Oblast, the Republic of Khakassia, and the Republic of Tyva. However, large-scale investments in projects to develop resource potential do not lead to the development of related sectors of the economy, as well as an increase in the level and quality of life of the population of the macro-region. In this regard, the international experience of the most successful socioeconomic development of resource regions is studied, the main factors and mechanisms that allow these regions to achieve not only sustainable economic growth rates, but also high indicators of social well-being are identified. Based on the analysis, recommendations have been developed for the balanced socio-economic development of the Angara-Yenisei macro-region

24-37 13
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Accelerated development of Siberia is possible only on the basis of using its resource potential, which is represented by huge reserves of minerals. This means that the development of the mineral resource complex will remain a priority for a long period. In this regard, the question arises, to what extent do industries with raw material specialization ensure sustainable regional development? To assess the sustainability of the regional economic system, indicators are proposed that reflect economic growth, social development, and environmental condition. As the study showed, the development of industries for the extraction of minerals contributes to significant economic growth in resource regions, thanks to which they provide the main volume of income for the consolidated budget, an increase in the gross regional product, and the attraction of investments. An analysis of social development indicators did not reveal any advantages in the standard of living of the population in resource regions compared to non-resource regions. Environmental indicators indicate an extremely unfavorable situation in the field of environmental safety, which has developed in regions of raw material specialization. The results obtained can be used in regulating the processes of managing the mineral resource complex at both the state and regional levels.

38-49 17
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The article presents a methodology for assessing territories by the level of compliance with the deadline for the fulfillment of contractual obligations (including warranty obligations). For the construction industry for 2013-2023, integral indicators were calculated for the regions, a typology was carried out, a probit regression equation was built to determine new objects of observation, and a portfolio analysis matrix was obtained. Conclusions are drawn and measures are proposed aimed at improving the level of compliance with the deadline for the fulfillment of contractual obligations (including warranty obligations).

STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY, IDEOLOGY AND POLITICS

50-59 13
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Based on the conceptual developments of leading domestic scientists, including the results of research by Russian universities, the author analyzes the transition of political socialization of young people in higher education from a traditional institutional approach to a network approach. This transition is due to the processes of globalization and the development of information technologies. The conclusion is drawn about the need to expand the pool of key actors involved in the process of political socialization, as well as about the importance of building new communication channels and improving the language of communication with students in order to effectively convey the most significant socio-political information to them

ECONOMIC RESEARCH

60-69 10
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The paper is devoted to the urgent task of studying the business activity of business in a particular territory. It examines changes in the effectiveness of doing business in a certain region depending on the time, location, and economic conditions of conducting business activities of small and medium-sized enterprises. A formulated methodological approach allows analyzing and identifying patterns in the distribution of performance across areas of activity of entities, taking into account spatial and temporal aspects. Cluster analysis methods are used to identify general patterns and factors affecting economic development, as well as to develop recommendations for optimizing business processes and improving the conditions for entrepreneurial activity at the regional level. The effectiveness of solving the set task in the analysis of complex high-dimensional data using nonlinear methods of dimensionality reduction is shown. The results of the research showed that business activity in the region depends not only on economic factors observed in dynamics, but also on the spatial location of economic entities, the clustering of which is performed using specialized metrics, which allows adapting the universal UMAP feature space dimensionality reduction algorithm to specific tasks and data types. The findings may be useful for entrepreneurs, authorities, and business communities seeking to optimize business support measures and improve conditions for doing business.

70-76 11
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The article is devoted to the analysis of financial management in apartment buildings based on a collective approach. The main problems are considered, such as uneven distribution of the financial burden and restriction of the rights of owners. Economic and managerial solutions are proposed to improve management efficiency (expanding the rights of owners, introducing financial planning tools and attracting external experts). Special attention is paid to the development of collective participation mechanisms aimed at the economic sustainability of apartment buildings and improving the quality of life of residents

77-85 7
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The acceleration of urbanization contributes to the development of modern agro-industrial technologies and scientific management methods, but inevitably leads to the migration of the rural population to cities and a reduction in the area of arable land, which complicates food production. It is recommended to use the tools of the theory of inventive problem solving to balance the pace of urban development and ensure food security when working with key factors (land and labor), rational use of resources and ensuring stable food supplies. 

PAGES OF HISTORY

86-101 7
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Based on the concept of the role of the socio-psychological “portrait” of a scientist, put forward by the well-known economist N.D. Kondratiev (1892—1938), the proposed article examines the main stages of the life path of the outstanding Russian economist, one of the founders of the trade union movement in Russia — Vladimir Vladimirovich Svyatlovsky (1871—1927); reveals the formation of Svyatlovsky as a Russian poet of the Silver Age, who was subjected to rather harsh criticism by A. Blok. The article describes V.V. Svyatlovsky’s participation in the labor movement before and after the revolution of 1905, reveals his role in the formation of the Russian trade union movement, shows the development in his works of the problems of the unattractive everyday life of the broad masses and their material condition as the central theme of the political economic works of the scientist, and also highlights the “poetic” component of the socio-economic theses of Svyatlovsky- Marxist.



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