The Space and Economy of Siberia: From Studying the Features of Development to Designing Directions for the Growth of Social Value
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space and economy of Siberia; studies of the socioeconomic development of Siberia; development cycles of Siberia; resources of Siberia; social value of space and economy; subsoil use; forecasting the development of Siberia; Siberian School of Regional Studies;All these keywords.
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