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Theoretical and methodological problems of innovation development of the Russian agricultural and food processing complex

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  • Anna Anfinogentova

    (Sciences Institute of Agrarian Problems)

  • Nataliya Yakovenko

    (Sciences Institute of Agrarian Problems)

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This paper focuses on the most important results of scientific research made by the Institution of the Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Agrarian Problems of RAS. The feature of this research is to implement cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary approaches to the analysis and projection of agricultural and food industry development. The conceptual framework for strategic cross-sectoral management of the Russian agricultural and food processing sector was elaborated; it is aimed at strengthening food security. The priority of ensuring food security is to develop a new model of the Russian agricultural complex which has potential for sustainable dynamic growth and innovation receptivity that allows solving problems of raising living standards, efficiency and competitiveness.

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  • Anna Anfinogentova & Nataliya Yakovenko, 2011. "Theoretical and methodological problems of innovation development of the Russian agricultural and food processing complex," Economy of region, Centre for Economic Security, Institute of Economics of Ural Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, vol. 1(4), pages 99-109.
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