Interregional Cooperation Within Integration Processes in the Union State of Russia and Belarus

Abramov, Ruslan A.; Derevyanko, Svetlana; Стрельченко, С Г

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“…Особым образом усиление инновационного взаимодействия России и Республики Беларусь стало развиваться после введения экономических санкций в отношении Союзного государства. В исследовании [8] отмечается, что развитие сотрудничества между регионами обеих стран должно оказать помощь в осуществлении поставок по ряду наименований товаров, находящихся в санкционных списках, что потребует создания программ импортозаме-щения, особенно в отношении высокотехнологичной продукции.…”

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Assessment of the Current State of Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship in the Union State

Ivanov,

Terebova,

Bykov

2023

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In a market economy, the most important factor in the scientific and technological development of the territory is inno-vative entrepreneurship. It is the business environment that acts as a kind of “accelerator” of innovative activity, since ina com-petitive environment, to maximize profits, an entrepreneur must produce more complex, innovative products. The consideredtype of entrepreneurship plays a special role in the development of the economy of Russia and Belarus. This is due to the fact that the subjects of innovative entrepreneurship make it possible to increase the level of competitiveness of the economy, whichis of particular importance in an unfavorable economic environment and high geopolitical risks caused mainly by the influence of in-ternational economic sanctions against the Union State. The purpose of this work is to assess the current state of the innovation and entrepreneurial sector in Russia and the Republic of Belarus. The method of statistical analysis was mainly used to achieve this goal. Based on the results of the assessment, it was found that the economic component of innovative entrepreneurship, as-sociated with the commercialization of innovations is most developed in the Republic of Belarus. At the same time, the potential of Russian innovative companies is significant from the standpoint of the research component. The orientation of innovativeor-ganizations of the Russian Federation towards the production of innovative goods, works and services, high value-added products of upper processing is seen ss promising areas for the development of cooperation between the subjects of innovative entrepre-neurship of Russia and the Republic of Belarus. Moreover, it is necessary to develop joint production of innovative products with-in the framework of the Union State based on cooperation of the existing innovative potential.

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Assessment of the Current State of Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship in the Union State

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2023

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“…er multinational regions. Partnerships in such regions are driven by cross-border trade, migration and military alliances, yet they are also faced with equal factor challenges such as bureaucracy, fair competition, currency devaluation and strategic alliances (Song 2007;Abramov et al 2016;Andronova 2016;Börzel and Risse 2016;Maier-Knapp 2019).…”

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Inter-Regional Cooperation in Waste Management: New Trends in Moscow and the Moscow Region

Agiamoh

2021

NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

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Globalization metrics rank Moscow as an alpha global city and the second most populous city in Europe. The city’s rate of urbanization and population growth has increased over the past decade triggering outward urban sprawl and the attendant need for spatial development within the city’s suburb – the Moscow Region municipality. This study focuses on internal factors and trends facilitating the need for inter-municipal waste management cooperation between the Moscow metropolis and the Moscow Region municipality. The paper reviews the policies driving this partnership and the inter-sectoral network facilitating waste management. Partnership effectiveness is evaluated via a multi-indicator approach, alongside qualitative thematic analysis comprising public surveys and the review of legal, administrative and operational documents. The findings reveal that cooperation between the municipalities is primarily driven by the convergence of socio-cultural factors, common territorial boundaries, the provision of public utilities and urban spatial constraints.

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The Union State in the Perception of Business: Are There Any Effects on Economic Integration?

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2021

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The Union State of Russia and Belarus is the longest-lasting regional integration project in the postSoviet space. The biggest volume of contradictions is accumulated in the area of economic integration, including the interaction between Russian and Belarusian enterprises. However, it is the corporate integration (“integration from below”) that creates prerequisites for achieving economic integration goals and objectives of the Union State. The aim of the research is to analyze the perception of the Union State by Russian regional enterprises as a project of economic integration of Russia and Belarus. The method of research is a semi-structured focused interview with representatives (owners, managers) of Sverdlovsk Region enterprises operating in Belarus. The article is structured as follows: the first part analyzes the economic integration of Russia and Belarus in the framework of the Union State. The second part is devoted to the description of the research design and characteristics of the sample. The third part answers the question whether the perception of Russian regional business has any effects on economic integration from the Union State. The analysis of regional enterprises’ perception of such integration project as the Union State shows that for the majority of respondents it is a political project that does not give significant economic benefits to Russian enterprises. Research results: a) most enterprises do not seek deeper economic integration of Russia and Belarus; b) Russian enterprises do not view the Union State as a single and economically beneficial space for doing business; c) Russian enterprises see the need to remove national barriers to facilitate interaction between Russian and Belarusian enterprises.

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Interregional Cooperation Within Integration Processes in the Union State of Russia and Belarus

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Assessment of the Current State of Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship in the Union State

Assessment of the Current State of Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship in the Union State

Inter-Regional Cooperation in Waste Management: New Trends in Moscow and the Moscow Region

The Union State in the Perception of Business: Are There Any Effects on Economic Integration?

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