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Analyzing Criteria For Classifying Municipalities As Single-Industry (Single-Industry Cities)
[Анализ Критериев Отнесения Муниципальных Образований К Моногородам]

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  • Kulay, Svetlana (Кулай, Светлана)

    (Branch of the Kuzbass State Technical University named after T.F. Gorbachev)

Abstract

Introduction. During Soviet times, the policy of accelerated industrialization and the productive forces territorial distribution formed a special legacy for the Russian Federation - highly specialized cities throughout the country - single-industry cities. The legal framework lacks the terms «mono-city» and «city-forming organization»; only the criteria for their attribution are defined. The developed toolkit of state support is intended only for the territories that are in the list of 319 mono-cities of the Russian Federation Government, however, the research includes up to 500 mono-settlements. The aim of the article is to analyze the criteria for classifying municipalities as mono-profile in order to identify the main features of a single-industry company and a city-forming enterprise, as well as clarifying the conceptual framework of these categories. Methods: Analysis and synthesis, comparison and generalization, systematization, interpretation, induction. Scientific novelty of the research: The author compiled periodization of using criteria for classifying municipalities as mono-profile, and organizations as city-forming. Signs of company cities, city-forming organizations, population of a mono-city were identified. The author’s definition of such terms as «city-forming industry cluster» and «single-industry municipality (single-industry city)» is proposed. Results: The shortcomings of the existing criteria for classifying municipalities as mono-specialized are identified. A special category of single-industry cities (18 %) has been identified, those having a cityforming industry cluster. Conclusions: Due to the existing quantitative criteria, some territories do not fall into the list of single-industry cities, while having all the signs, therefore, cannot use the tools of state support for single-industry cities. It is necessary to form new classification signs of mono-cities based on the balance of qualitative and quantitative indicators, as well as to identify development trends and form tools for mono-cities with a city-forming industry cluster.

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  • Kulay, Svetlana (Кулай, Светлана), 2019. "Analyzing Criteria For Classifying Municipalities As Single-Industry (Single-Industry Cities) [Анализ Критериев Отнесения Муниципальных Образований К Моногородам]," Sotsium i vlast / Society and power, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, pages 50-62.
  • Handle: RePEc:rnp:spower:sp1930
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