Potential of the New Industrial Modernisation: Approaches to Definition and Regional Economic Evalua

Novikova, Natalya

doi:10.29141/2073-1019-2017-17-5-10

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“…In [12], scientists of the Ural State Economic University highlighted the role of megaprojects in the implementation of new industrialization in the regions, pointing out that "at the end of XX -beginning of XXI century ... they became a kind of hallmark of the world's fastgrowing economies" [12, p.132]. This also corresponds to the results of the study carried out by the authors.…”

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“…This approach is introduced by J.Schumpeter in the theory of new combinations [11]. Scientists of the Ural scientific school managed to identify factors of new industrialization including creation of new resources, the use of existing standard technologies enabling technological level improvement, activation of scientific researches, increasing regional economic self-development and financial independence [8], the development of megaprojects [12].…”

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New industrialization: spatial factors of regional economic rise

Timacheva¹,

Ivanova²,

Tabakov³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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Taking into account the factors of the regional economic rise the authors highlighted the need for the new industrialization as the basis for the third industrial revolution. Firstly, new enterprises generate technologies belonging to modern technological wave. Secondly, there is a necessity to invest large national and international capitals. Thirdly, the new industries diversify sources of raw materials. Fourthly, the main part of the sources of raw materials is located within the region. Fifthly, new enterprises are export-oriented. Sixthly, intraregional production of goods, works and services is becoming part of the global value chains. Moreover, for regional economic rise, it is important to have a large number of enterprises based on similar or vertically diversified innovative technologies. Seventhly, several large productions form innovative clusters. The authors used the historical and statistical approach to the study. All results of the study presented in the article are verified. The proposed factors of economic rise justified the decision of the Volgograd region to be involved in the new industrialization process. Keywords-spatial factors of regional economic rise; economic take-off, new industrialization; investment projects of the Volgograd region

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New industrialization: spatial factors of regional economic rise

Timacheva¹,

Ivanova²,

Tabakov³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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Influence of Path Dependence on the Evolution of Industrial Areas in Russia

Бабурин

2021

Reg. Res. Russ.

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Path dependence and evolution of Russia’s territorial production systems

Бабурин

2020

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The article examines the influence of natural history and socio-cultural processes on the formation of industrial areas within the borders of modern Russia and partially the Russian Empire and the USSR. Basically, the evolutionary approach is used in the version of cyclic genetic dynamics. To assess the long-term effects of the “path dependence”, we analyze the 150-year cycle of industrialization within the borders of Historical Russia. To do this, we use the mechanisms of spatial localization of Kondratiev cycles and associated technological structures of the first (first-second), second (third-fourth)) and the third (fifth) industrial revolution. As an information base, data on the number of people employed and the volume of industrial production (in comparable prices) are used, and for the XX century, data on the dynamics of fixed assets of industry are also used. The relationship between modernization schemes on the old basis (within the boundaries of old industrial areas) and in the areas of pioneer development is revealed. The stability of industry specializations within the grid of industrial areas is considered separately. Based on the results obtained, the conclusion is made about the stability of old industrial cores of localization of industrial potential, the continuity of the spectrum of their specializations (not the replacement of old industries with new ones, but the addition). There is also a repetition in the regions of the new development of the General scheme of the chosen path and the inherited track.

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Potential of the New Industrial Modernisation: Approaches to Definition and Regional Economic Evalua

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New industrialization: spatial factors of regional economic rise

New industrialization: spatial factors of regional economic rise

Influence of Path Dependence on the Evolution of Industrial Areas in Russia

Path dependence and evolution of Russia’s territorial production systems

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