The Role of Science as a Factor of Integration of Countries in the Context of Globalization

Abstract

Geopolitical situation in the world today is resigned to the active influence of globalization processes. In turn, they can develop in opposite directions. On the one hand it implies the openness of economies, the fusion of cultural and social spheres, on the other hand it demonstrates the localization of the competitive advantages of independent states. This localization is caused by uneven distribution of economic resources in a wide range of factors: natural, physical, geographical, social, historical, ethnic and others. Consequently, diversification of economic structure of countries on a number of ranking prejudge their macroeconomic indicators that forms the current multi-level system.

Analysis and Assessment of the Portfolio of Corporate Clients

“…The system of relations between Russian enterprises and their partners is modified under the influence of the conditions that develop in the social and economic environment and becomes a special object of management, requiring additional research and theoretical and methodological development. The context of forming a client portfolio and building relationships with corporate customers is currently conditioned by innovative oriented policies implemented at the national and regional levels [1], the search for drivers of regional development [2], problems of low productivity [3], increased attention to the commercialization of innovations [4], growth of human capital [5] and overcoming the barriers to investing in technological modernization [6], the transformation of globalization trends [7]. At the same time, the orientation of the business to the customer is a priority at all times [8].…”

Assessment Of Integration Climate Of Countries As Tool For Formationof Strategic Business Partnerships

“…The competitiveness of national capital depends on the opportunities created by the state to be included in the financial and industrial corporative cores, into interfirm networks (Hagedoorn,&Duysters, 2002). At the same time, the countries themselves differentiate in many ways, including scientific and technical features (Stolyarova et al, 2015), in terms of the level of development of human capital (Chizhova, Davydenko,&Kazhanova, 2013), which creates the conditions for creating a specific economic structure (Glagolev,&Vaganova, 2013), where opportunities for integration are reduced.…”