Structural and geographical analysis of cross-border three-member areas

Baklanov, P. Ya.; Новиков, А. Н.; Ptitsyn, A. B.

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“…For 2016: the same Russian regions, plus the Republic of Crimea and city of Sevastopol; in brackets, without Crimea and Sevastopol; the same Ukrainian regions, plus Kherson oblast; in brackets, without Kherson oblast. 3 The data for Azerbaijan and Mongolia are given in the national context.…”

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Territorial Gradients of Socioeconomic Development of Russia’s Borderland

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Socioeconomic differences in different parts of Russia's borderland are analyzed. Based on a compiled database of statistical indicators for 2000-2016 characterizing demographic, economic, and social development, as well as external economic ties of Russia's border regions and neighboring countries, the territorial gradients on both sides of the Russian border are assessed on a comparative basis. An increase in differences in the demographic potential has been identified in the Russian-Chinese and Russian-Kazakhstan regions. In the post-Soviet borderland, a growing inward turn of the borderline economies for the respective countries and an increasing marginality of border zones have been identified, which hinders interaction and cooperation. It has been established that the largest gradients in the level of economic development are observed at the old borders in the European part of the country inherited from the former Soviet Union. With an analysis of the economic and trade relations between the border regions of Russia and neighboring EU countries, as well as China, it has been shown that the larger the gap between their demographic and socioeconomic indicators, the higher the probability of unequal economic relations.

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“…3b). However, the depressed and poorly developed, by local standards, Chinese provinces are rapidly catching up with Russia's Far Eastern regions by per capita GRP and already substantially surpass them in industrial and agricultural production per capita [3].…”

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“…For example, in Kaliningrad researchers have studied the influence of the changing geopolitical situation of the exclave on bordering (Fedorov, Zverev, & Korneevets, 2013;Richard, Sebentsov, & Zotova, 2015). In Vladivostok, Irkutsk and Orenburg the emphasis has been the theory of cross-boundary natural and socio-economic systems as the basis of conflicts and co-operation (Kluev, 1996(Kluev, , 2017Baklanov & Ganzei, 2008, Baklanov, Novikov, & Ptitsyn, 2016. Moscow scholars have focused their efforts on the studies related to international river basins (for instance, Alexeevsky, Frolova, & Khristoforov, 2011;Korytny & Zherelina, 2010).…”

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Russian borderlands: Contemporary problems and challenges

Колосов

Sebentsov

2020

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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Russia has the largest number of neighbours in the world, with 16 different countries distributed along its more than 20,000 km land border. The diversity of situations in border regions offers an opportunity to study and to compare the influence of historical, cultural and geopolitical factors on the economic development of border regions, everyday life of population and interactions with the neighbours. The paper summarizes the results of recent projects devoted to Russian borderlands. It is based on the concept of bordering and a study of social practices. All Russian borders are analysed as a single system. The authors consider the impact of the 2014 crisis in Ukraine and the following geopolitical events on cross-border interactions of Russian border regions and analyse the effects of border location on the development of Russian regions. A special attention is paid to the combined influence on bordering of both "hard," "material" (the demographic situation, the territorial pattern of settlements and economy, etc.) and "soft" factors (the role of a border in territorial identities, political discourses and the perception of a neighbouring country, etc.). The fragmentation of the border space and the increasing asymmetry of socioeconomic indicators and cross-border interactions between neighbouring territories are shown.

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“…На стыках государственных границ трёх стран образуются специфические географические структуры -международные трансграничные трёхзвенные регионы (МТТР) [4]. Интеграционные процессы в трёхзвенных регионах проходят сложнее, чем в двухзвенных, образующихся на границах двух стран.…”

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“…Возможны лишь отдельные черты симметрии, т. е. трансграничная дисимметрия [4]. С другой стороны, асимметрия может рассматриваться как ресурс туризма, когда своеобразие и уникальность территории, выражающиеся в ее туристическом образе через разнообразие природных и культурно-исторических туристских объектов (аттракторов), позволяют создавать единое трансграничное туристское пространство, в реальности через создание различных трансграничных туристских маршрутов, а в информационной среде через целостный туристский образ трансграничных территорий.…”

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Economic corridor China – Mongolia – Russia: issues of overcoming the barriers to tourism and recreation

Novikova¹

2018

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Structural and geographical analysis of cross-border three-member areas

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Territorial Gradients of Socioeconomic Development of Russia’s Borderland

Territorial Gradients of Socioeconomic Development of Russia’s Borderland

Russian borderlands: Contemporary problems and challenges

Economic corridor China – Mongolia – Russia: issues of overcoming the barriers to tourism and recreation

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