Institutional Ambiguity of Regulation of Possessory Relations in Modern Russia

Inshakova, Agnessa O.; Гончаров, А. И.; Sevostyanov, Maxim V.

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“…Problems of regional development of modern developed and developing countries are studied in the works (Golikova et al, 2018), (Golova et a., 2017), Prangishvili et al, 2017), and (Shahraki, 2017). Possibilities and perspectives of using new Internet technologies are studied in the works of such authors as (Inshakova et al, 2017), (Kravets et al, 2013), (Kuznetsov et al, 2016), (Popova et al, 2015), (Przhedetskaya and Akopova, 2016), (Sibirskaya and Shestaeva, 2016), and (Sukhodolov et al, 2018), (Ragulina et al, 2018), (Bogoviz et al, 2017), (Bogoviz et al, 2016), (Zemlickiene et al, 2017), (Tvaronavičienė et al, 2018).…”

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Perspectives of solving the problems of regional development with the help of new internet technologies

Ragulina¹,

Semenova²,

Zueva³

et al. 2018

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The purpose of the work is to determine the key problems of regional development in modern Russia and to substantiate the perspectives and model the process of their solving with the help of new Internet technologies. For full coverage of the problems of regional development in modern Russia, they are analyzed from the positions of public perception and level of dynamics of the statistical data that characterize these problems. At that, the methods of logical and statistical analysis are used. The information and analytical basis of the research includes the materials of the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center, Federal State Statistics Service of the Russian Federation, and independence expert and analytical organization RIA Ranking for 2014-2017. As a result, the authors substantiate that implementation of new Internet technologies is a perspective means of solving the problems of regional development in modern Russia. These problems concern optimality of interaction of non-government economic subjects (society and entrepreneurship) between each other, which leads to low business activity, complexity of employment, and low income, and non-optimality of interaction between nongovernment economic subjects and the state, which leads to inaccessibility and low quality of state services and public benefits, including healthcare, communal and housing sphere, infrastructure, etc. Implementation of new Internet technologies into entrepreneurship allows reducing its capital intensity, increasing business activity, simplifying the process of employment, and increasing accessibility (reduce cost) of goods and services for the population. Due to implementation of new Internet technologies into activities of state organizations, which provide state services and public benefits, their controllability and manageability by society is achievedwhich stimulates increase of their quality and accessibility. A proprietary model of solving the problems of regional development in modern Russia with the help of new Internet technologies is developed.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Perspectives of solving the problems of regional development with the help of new internet technologies

Ragulina¹,

Semenova²,

Zueva³

et al. 2018

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“…Hence, it follows that property is transferred by the owner to citizens or legal entities into possession and/or use; disposal of this property is prohibited or considerably restricted. This is the purpose of transfer of property on the basis of the limited real right and one of its differences from the absolute right of ownership (Inshakova et al, 2017).…”

Section: Concept and Content Of Non-delineated State Ownership Of Land Plots: Civil Law Aspectmentioning

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Right of public ownership of land plots in the Russian Federation: discussion issues

Anisimov

Ryzhenkov

2019

Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law

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Purpose -This paper aims to substantiate the existence of the form of ownership of natural resources (land) in the Russian law, unknown to European legal systems.Design/methodology/approach -Dialectical method, historical method and system analysis method have been used.Findings -The conducted research allows drawing a conclusion that non-delineated state form of ownership of land plots is a unique legal phenomenon caused by the specificity of the transition period of Russia from a totally state economy to a market economy. This inevitably leads to emergence of legal structures unknown to European systems of law and order. This issue has not only a theoretical but also practical nature.Originality/value -Studies of this problem have never been conducted, neither in Russia nor in European legal science.

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“…The current situation became a natural consequence of the economic policy miscalculations and the continuing institutional uncertainty of clustering processes [4], delays in their government support, the lack of financial resources, the insufficient activity of private investors, the slow implementation of progressive structural changes in the economy, and the influence of unfavorable external environment. Significant differentiation of the innovative and industrial potentials, of development levels of the basic and supporting elements of regional innovation systems, the institutional and organizational basis for clustering (considered as a strategic direction for innovation and industrial policy in the Russian regions), and involvement in innovative modernization of regional economic systems should also be calculated as negative factors for accelerating the clustering processes.…”

Section: A Parameters Of Dynamics Of Clustering Processes In the Rusmentioning

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Clustering as a way to ensure the competitiveness of Russian regions: comprehension of current state and development prospects

Inshakov¹,

Inshakova²,

Beloglazova³

2018

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Secure Development of the Regional Economy

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Institutional Ambiguity of Regulation of Possessory Relations in Modern Russia

Cited by 24 publications

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Perspectives of solving the problems of regional development with the help of new internet technologies

Perspectives of solving the problems of regional development with the help of new internet technologies

Right of public ownership of land plots in the Russian Federation: discussion issues

Clustering as a way to ensure the competitiveness of Russian regions: comprehension of current state and development prospects

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