12 December 20, 2016
Articles and Statements
1. Liubov P. Galperina
Regional Diversity and Smart Growth of the European Union
European Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 584-591.
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2. Anna T. GirenkoEuropean Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 584-591.
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The present study demonstrates the increase of the regional diversity of the EU. The regional convergence of the EU countries is unlikely, even with the most optimistic forecast of the development. An important tool for the implementation of related key strategic priorities of the EU for the period up to 2020 is to improve the consistency between regional policy and European economic governance, to avoid excessive imbalance in the implementation of numerous programs. In case of failure of the work of governments and administrations of particular regions, the principle of obtaining EU funds Structural Funds in 2014, depending on the ability to contribute to the implementation of the "Europe 2020" strategy may exacerbate regional inequalities. A flexible system of classification of the regions and, consequently, change their proportions of funding contributes to more efficient use of budgetary resources, and therefore − smart growth, increased productivity and international competitiveness of the EU.
The present study demonstrates the increase of the regional diversity of the EU. The regional convergence of the EU countries is unlikely, even with the most optimistic forecast of the development. An important tool for the implementation of related key strategic priorities of the EU for the period up to 2020 is to improve the consistency between regional policy and European economic governance, to avoid excessive imbalance in the implementation of numerous programs. In case of failure of the work of governments and administrations of particular regions, the principle of obtaining EU funds Structural Funds in 2014, depending on the ability to contribute to the implementation of the "Europe 2020" strategy may exacerbate regional inequalities. A flexible system of classification of the regions and, consequently, change their proportions of funding contributes to more efficient use of budgetary resources, and therefore − smart growth, increased productivity and international competitiveness of the EU.
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The Role of Globe Innovation Networks in Development of Information Society
European Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 592-598.
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3. Dmitriy I. WeberEuropean Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 592-598.
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The author explores the evolution of the concept of the information society. There is identified the role of the formation of global innovation networks. The formation of global innovation networks is carried out through coordination and cooperation of scientific and technological activities on the basis of bilateral and multilateral relations, information exchange, scientific and technical services areas of development, implementation of scientific-technical activities in the framework of the international organizations, as well as through the development of national and regional innovation networks.
The author explores the evolution of the concept of the information society. There is identified the role of the formation of global innovation networks. The formation of global innovation networks is carried out through coordination and cooperation of scientific and technological activities on the basis of bilateral and multilateral relations, information exchange, scientific and technical services areas of development, implementation of scientific-technical activities in the framework of the international organizations, as well as through the development of national and regional innovation networks.
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«Aliens» in Religious Conflicts in Livonia at the Beginning of Confessionalisation
European Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 599-605.
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4. European Researcher. Series A, 2016, Vol.(113), Is. 12, pp. 599-605.
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This article discusses the relationship between the religious - political events in Livonia and Prussia. Taking into account the existence of close links between this Baltic lands it seems quite natural question, whether there was any - any influence on the Duke of Prussia on processes within Livoniaand how it happened? In the limelight is figure of Albrecht of Brandenburg – Ansbach, previously occupied Grand Master of the Teutonic Orde, and since 1525 became Duke of Prussia. If the 20-s years Prussia's influence was limited only by Riga, then starting with the 30-s traced the geographical expansion of the political influence of Albrecht of Prussia. It can be knit with two phases. The marker can be considered in 1529, after which the influence of the Duke of Prussia, i.e. the "alien" to Livonia political forces intensified, not only because of the burghers, but also the emergence of the possibility of support from the Archbishop and his coadjutor. E. There was a specific mechanism of action both through the city and through the church institutions through his brother Wilhelm.
This article discusses the relationship between the religious - political events in Livonia and Prussia. Taking into account the existence of close links between this Baltic lands it seems quite natural question, whether there was any - any influence on the Duke of Prussia on processes within Livoniaand how it happened? In the limelight is figure of Albrecht of Brandenburg – Ansbach, previously occupied Grand Master of the Teutonic Orde, and since 1525 became Duke of Prussia. If the 20-s years Prussia's influence was limited only by Riga, then starting with the 30-s traced the geographical expansion of the political influence of Albrecht of Prussia. It can be knit with two phases. The marker can be considered in 1529, after which the influence of the Duke of Prussia, i.e. the "alien" to Livonia political forces intensified, not only because of the burghers, but also the emergence of the possibility of support from the Archbishop and his coadjutor. E. There was a specific mechanism of action both through the city and through the church institutions through his brother Wilhelm.
Number of views: 961 Download in PDF