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The methodological aspects of connecting organized township low-rise construction with the regional and municipal socio-economic environment

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  • D. Shishov

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The article deals with the definition, systematization and classification of organized township low-rise construction. The author shows that the organized township low-rise construction is a complex socio-economic object and subject of business and law. At the present time a complex of economic, social and legal issues specific for organized township low-rise construction has not been adequately researched. The author shows some specific risks of the organized township low-rise construction. Management structures of townships have been analyzed on the basis of systematization and classification. A comparative analysis of territorial public self-government with the organizational structure of organizing township low-rise construction has been done by the author. Some recommendations for the development of territorial public self-government are proposed.

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  • D. Shishov, 2013. "The methodological aspects of connecting organized township low-rise construction with the regional and municipal socio-economic environment," Public administration issues, Higher School of Economics, issue 1, pages 64-78.
    • Handle: RePEc:nos:vgmu00:2013:i:1:p:64-78
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