Innovative development of the socio-cultural sphere of the region

Evmenov, Alexander; Blagova, Irina; Sorvina, Taisiya; Kuzmina, Svetlana

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911002060

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“…In Russia, the Federation of Creative Industries (FCI) established in 2021 for the purpose of information support brings together efficient creative business companies and runs a catalogue of infrastructural organisations and projects in the sphere of creative industries (more than 700 organisations), including federal structures and development institutions. Infrastructural organisations within the FCI are divided into the following types in terms of support: networking, information support, financing, infrastructure, lobbying, education, expert examination, and consulting [9]. Thus, the formation of creative industries infrastructure is a systemic task requiring an institutional approach at the level of regional and municipal executive authorities.…”

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Classifications of “second-tier” cities in the context of creative reindustrialisation

Turgel,

Baskakova,

Derbeneva

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The formation of a creative economy in Russia, which is becoming a trigger for the economic transformation of “second-tier cities” into integrated creative spaces, requires revision of the existing theoretical and methodological approaches to the classification of creative cities. The purpose of the research is to analyze the existing typologies for creative cities in terms of the appropriateness of their use for the formation of a classification of second-tier cities engaged in reindustrialisation. The content analysis of foreign and national scholarly literature on creative cities enabled the authors, first, to systematise the existing typologies for creative cities, and second, to propose an original classification in accordance with the criterion of a possible implementation of the selected pool in the typology of Russian second-tier cities. The authors set the directions for further research towards the formation of a classification of second-tier cities based on the concepts of a creative city, creative cluster, and secondtier cities involved in the process of creative reindustrialisation aimed at subsequent practical application.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Classifications of “second-tier” cities in the context of creative reindustrialisation

Turgel,

Baskakova,

Derbeneva

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Transformation is a phenomenon inherent in the economy at any level of its representation: global, national, regional, local, and in any context: industry-specific, structural or functional. Structural transformations are the most important manifestation of the economic transformation and are expressed in a change in the ratio of the sphere of material production and the sphere of services, have the form of shifts in the reproductive structure of the economy [1,2]. That is the reason why it is so important to pay special attention to the structural transformations of the innovative development.…”

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Structural transformations of innovative development and quality of life in modern environment

Okrepilov

Gagulina

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The research objective represented in the article was conducting an analysis of long-term transformation of the Russian economy, its manifestations and consequences, a detection of transformations of innovative development and its influence on quality of life of the population. The tasks which are, also, solved in the report: an analysis of the production structure of Russian gross domestic product in terms of the ration of the industries, types of activities in the field of the material production and service sector in an economy. The article highlights the key factors fuelling problems of the quality of life in the terms of an innovative development, the influence of cyclical economic development on structural transformations and quality of life is revealed. The methodological basis for studying the relationship between the innovative development of regions and the quality of life, as well as the practical application of the results obtained, was the economics of quality. The trend of lagging behind in the development of the knowledge economy, the annual decrease in domestic spending on research and development in the Russian economy, may contribute to the strengthening of regional differentiation, further increasing the social stratification of the population due to the fall in real incomes. The application of the methodological principles of the economics of quality makes it possible to use such mechanism for assessing the region’s quality of life of the population, which allows not only to measure and standardize the quality of life indicator, but also to effectively use it for strategic management purposes.

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“…1 . Результаты исследований показывают, что выявленные тенденции увеличения объёма предоставления платных услуг в культурно-досуговой сфере характерны не только для Вологодской области, но и для России в целом [23].…”

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The cultural potential of the modern Russian region: infrastructure and consumption of services by the population (on the example of the Vologda region

Kosygina

2024

Sociologicheskaja Nauka I Social'naja Praktika

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The object of analysis in the article is the Russian region cultural potential in the context of infrastructure development and consumption of cultural and leisure services by the population. The purpose of the study is to identify quantitative and qualitative characteristics of various components of the cultural sphere of the region. The empirical basis is statistical data, reports from authorities, government programs and projects, as well as monitoring public opinion materials of Vologda region population in 2022 (n=1500). The methodology is based on a resource approach to studying the cultural potential of the region. Statistical data analysis shows negative trends in terms of a reduction in the number of cultural and leisure institutions in the region, a decrease in the consumption of certain types of services for 2000–2022, and the lag of municipal districts and rural areas in the development of cultural and leisure infrastructure compared to large cities. Positive changes are associated with the implementation of a comprehensive state cultural policy both on the part of the federal center and on the part of regional authorities: increasing in overall budget expenditures on culture was revealed with an insufficient share of extra-budgetary sources of funding. As an effective resource for leveling out problems with the involvement of extra-budgetary sources, examples of the participation of private investors within the framework of public-private and public-municipal partnerships are given. The results of the sociological survey recorded positive changes in the population’s assessment of the general situation in the cultural and leisure sphere of the region, identified the range of popular cultural, leisure and sports services, and a high level of satisfaction with their quality, which exceeds the Russian average. It has been established that the older generation; categories of residents with a low level of education and low-income residents are less active in consuming cultural and leisure services. As age increases, attendance at all of the institutions offered for choice decreases. The set of analysis results substantiates the need to use a more differentiated approach to the development of national and regional cultural policies, focusing on socio-demographic categories of the population, taking into account their needs.

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Innovative development of the socio-cultural sphere of the region

Cited by 5 publications

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Classifications of “second-tier” cities in the context of creative reindustrialisation

Classifications of “second-tier” cities in the context of creative reindustrialisation

Structural transformations of innovative development and quality of life in modern environment

The cultural potential of the modern Russian region: infrastructure and consumption of services by the population (on the example of the Vologda region

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