The paper presents the results of the research on the impact on the economy of the Novosibirsk oblast of two consecutive shocks that were accompanied by a massive disruption of global supply chains: the pandemic in 2020 and international sanctions initiated by the West in 2022. A comparison of their consequences showed that the region resisted better to the sanctions compared to the limitations of the pandemic. The resources of adaptation to the sanctions were structural characteristics, geographical location, changes in the geo-political interests of the country, as well as the restoration of intraRussian cooperative ties.

The research considers an important aspect concerning the study of the role of human capital in the process of managing the formation of the results of intellectual activity. The authors emphasize that one of the key indicators of successful transition to a new economy (in particular, «knowledge economy») is the level of human capital accumulation. The study analyzes the evolution of the development of the concept of human capital, establishes the relationship between human capital and intellectual property in organizations. The authors conclude that intellectual property is an integral part of human capital, manifested in the creative application of employees' potential in labor activity. The authors, having analyzed comodern trends and practices, also consider the interrelated role of human capital and intellectual property management process in the formation of competitive advantages and innovation activity of organizations. In addition, the issue of interrelation and mutual influence of human capital and the process of creating the results of intellectual activity is studied.

On the basis of systematization and analysis of the data of the European Platform for Cluster Cooperation the features of clustering of regional transport and logistics systems are presented, the characteristics of innovative transport and logistics clusters of European countries - leaders of clustering are described. On the one hand, the study establishes the period of intensive clustering in the field of transport and logistics with the signs of disproportion by types of transport, the complex nature of clusters' activities, on the other hand, it highlights the focus on the development of certain groups of innovative technologies, which affects the composition of cluster participants. In addition, the paper reveals the factors indirectly indicating the decreasing importance of the criterion of territorial proximity of economic entities.

The choice of financial indicators for assessing the state of assets of large, medium and small corporations, taking into account the interests of the main economic agents, will ensure objectivity, versatility and universality of the assessment, which undoubtedly confirms the relevance of the study. The purpose of this study is to substantiate and propose a toolkit for assessing the state of assets of large, medium and small corporations, taking into account the interests of key stakeholders. The study considers the works of Russian and foreign authors who emphasize different indicators for assessing the financial condition of corporations when considering the issues of asset management. In addition, the paper presents a toolkit for assessing the state of assets of large, medium and small corporations, taking into account the interests of each stakeholder, focused on ensuring the effectiveness of asset management. The authors formed a set of financial indicators for assessing the state of corporate assets from the position of key economic agents was. The indicators of financial autonomy, models of net profit on equity capital are common and universal for all.

The article is devoted to the analysis of the relationship between the state of the environment and people's health. The main focus is the influence of atmospheric air pollution in Russia, including in some regions and cities of Siberia, on the morbidity of the population. The analysis made it possible to propose measures to respond to possible environmentally induced health risks, and also to present a number of recommendations on priority directions of improvement of the Russian health care. On the basis of the proposed ways of leveling the risks and threats to human health, the authors conclude that there is a need to transform the existing system of public administration in Russia in the field of environmental protection and health care on the basis of technological modernization of the economy and improvement of the institutional environment. The proposed ways of minimizing risks and threats to human health and living conditions should finally result in forming a favorable environment.

The article is devoted to the problem of constructivization of initiatives of non-state non-profit organizations in the context of the increasing need of modern states to counteract the manifestations of undesirable political activities of the third sector. Constructive civic initiatives of non-state non-profit organizations are directed to public authorities in order to meet the non-material needs of target groups, corresponding to the foundations of the constitutional order and values of national statehood, implemented in forms and technologies that are not prohibited by law and ethical norms. At the same time, the authors fomulated the following, allowing to differentiate constructive civic initiatives of these organizations from destructive manifestations of their socio-political activities: correspondence of the essence of the initiative to the basic values of the national statehood; the format of expression of civic initiative, which is not prohibited by law and meets the norms of public ethics. The study proves that, contrary to the opinion of domestic representatives of liberal thought, civil initiatives of the «protest public» do not serve as a «trigger mechanism» for democratization in non-Western countries (including Russia), and most often grow into destructive actions in relation to the idea of national statehood. It is concluded that it is necessary to introduce into Russian political science and practice the category of «constructive civic initiatives of non-state actors».

The article is devoted to the development institutions formed in the Russian Federation, their characterization and participation in the restoration of the industrial potential of the Lugansk People's Republic. The authors' retrospective assessment of the situation in the region's industry has shown a significant reduction in the economic potential, a decline in the living standards of the population and intra-territorial disproportions. The tools of state support became available for the Lugansk People's Republic after its reunification with Russia.

The article presents the ecosystem approach to the consideration of the structure of technoparks in the sphere of digital technologies in the regional economy. Distinctive features defining the IT-park as a regional digital ecosystem are highlighted, the methodology for assessing the balance of their ecosystems in terms of resource and infrastructure, management and performance components is formed and tested on the example of IT-parks in Russian regions. The authors calculated the gaps classified by 19 genera, indicating imbalance in the development of IT-parks ecosystems, and proposed the conclusions about their impact on the economic potential of the region are drawn, strategies for managing IT-parks ecosystems depending on the balance of their development.