A research into the theoretical and methodological foundations of the concept of regional spatial development and the formation of growth poles of the Rostov oblast

Abdullaev, Rovshan; Mishchenko, K.N.

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“…The methods of logical, comparative and economic analysis, tabular and graphical data visualization were used. The study is based on the provisions of the concept of strategic planning [10], the theory of regional economics [11], and the concept of growth poles [9].…”

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Structural and spatial priorities of socio-economic development and their implementation in the territory of the Rostov region (Russian Federation)

Vasilyeva¹

2020

Econ. Consult.

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Structural and spatial priorities of socio-economic development and their implementation in the territory of the Rostov region (Russian Federation)

Vasilyeva¹

2020

Econ. Consult.

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“…The population growth rates are mapped and compared with the facts of emerging and growing trade and logistics facilities, settlements and recreational areas, large enterprises and higher education institutions, as well as their clustering trends, which intensify intraagglomeration interactions. The inclusion of Shakhty, Novoshakhtinsk and Volgodonsk into the research area for evaluating the territorial system of the Rostov agglomeration is an unusual approach (Druzhinin, 2013;Merinov & Merinova, 2014;Bredikhin, 2016;Andreyeva, 2011;Abdullaev & Mishchenko, 2017). However, we believe this will increase the accuracy of research and enable us to track the development trends of the first and second agglomerations arcs more fully, taking into account the presence of a geographically remote third arc at the North-East.…”

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Spatial configuration of Rostov agglomeration in southwestern Russia – territorial, demographical and functional dynamics

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Mikhaylov

2020

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Cities around the world are central locations for economic activity, industrial production, research and innovation. Urban environment is a favourable locus for entrepreneurship and living, accumulating a significant share of regional and national administrative, financial and human resources, concentrating advanced public infrastructure and social sector services. In the process of regional development, the integration and coherence between cities strengthen, the functions are redefined, and the specialisation deepens, while the role of the central city(-ies) is reinforced. Consideration of inter-city intraagglomeration socioeconomic integrity and functional interconnectivity is vital for efficient governance. However, the blurred boundaries of urban agglomerations impede elaboration of place-specific development policies on urban and regional growth. Our study is aimed at delimitation of urban agglomeration structure around the Rostov-on-Don-one of the ten largest cities of Russia and the administrative centre of the Southern federal district. Results suggest that Rostov agglomeration continues to evolve with a different level of integrity between city clusters of the three agglomeration arcs. We find that industrial clustering and transportation network determine the developmental trajectory of the urban agglomeration, shaping its spatial configuration and causing pathdependency.

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“…These include the villages of Veshenskaya and Matveev-Kurgan, the towns of Semikarakorsk, Zernograd, and Proletarsk[45].…”

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2020

Balt. Reg.

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Institute for the US and Canadian Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences 2/3 Khlebny pereulok, Moscow, 121069, RussiaThe fundamental geopolitical changes in the Baltic Sea region after the end of the Cold War caused the United States to revise its priorities in that part of the world. The process became especially apparent in the second decade of the 21st century when the Ukraine crisis brought to light the consequences of NATO and EU enlargement to the former Warsaw Treaty allies and the Baltic States. This article shows how the US, motivated by the need to 'contain' Russia, was developing its overall approaches to ensuring its political leadership in the Baltic region. It demonstrates how Washington is planning to reduce the vulnerability of certain nations of the region to Russia's military and nonmilitary influence and what steps the US and its NATO allies have taken in this direction.It is argued that, although the Western military buildup in the Baltic Sea region and the US attempts to neutralise Russian 'hybrid' instruments are unable to increase substantially the defence capabilities of NATO allies in the Baltic, the security dynamics in the region are likely to turn it into an arena for a struggle between Russia and the West. Russia will benefit from seeing the Baltic region nations not as tools in the Russian-US confrontation, but as partners in regional cooperation aware of their own interests.

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A research into the theoretical and methodological foundations of the concept of regional spatial development and the formation of growth poles of the Rostov oblast

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Structural and spatial priorities of socio-economic development and their implementation in the territory of the Rostov region (Russian Federation)

Structural and spatial priorities of socio-economic development and their implementation in the territory of the Rostov region (Russian Federation)

Spatial configuration of Rostov agglomeration in southwestern Russia – territorial, demographical and functional dynamics

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