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Comparative estimates of Kamchatka territory development in the context of northern territories of foreign countries

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  • Andrey Shelomentsev
  • Olga Kozlova

    (Institute of Economics, the Urals branch of Russian Academy of Science)

  • Tatyana Terentyeva

    (The Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service)

  • Yelena Bedrina

Abstract

The article promotes an approach to assess the prospects of regional development on the basis of the synthesis of comparative and historical methods of research. According to the authors, the comparative analysis of the similar functioning of the socio-economic systems forms deeper understanding what part factors and methods of state regulation play in regional development, and also their place in socio-economic and geopolitical space. The object of the research is Kamchatka territory as the region playing strategically important role in socio-economic development of Russia and also northern territories of the other countries comparable with Kamchatka on the bass if environmental conditions such as Iceland, Greenland, USA (Alaska), Canada (Yukon), and Japan (Hokkaido). On the basis of allocation of the general signs of regional socio-economic systems and creation of the regional development models forming the basis for comparative estimates, the article analyses the territories, which are comparable on the base of climatic, geographic, economic, geopolitical conditions, but thus significantly different due to the level of economic familiarity. The generalization of the extensive statistical material characterizing various spheres of activity at these territories, including branch structure of the economy, its infrastructure security, demographic situation, the budgetary and financial sphere are given. It allows defining the crucial features of the regional economy development models. In the conclusion, the authors emphasize that ignoring of the essential relations among the regional system elements and internal and external factors deprives a research of historical and socio-economic basis.

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  • Andrey Shelomentsev & Olga Kozlova & Tatyana Terentyeva & Yelena Bedrina, 2014. "Comparative estimates of Kamchatka territory development in the context of northern territories of foreign countries," Economy of region, Centre for Economic Security, Institute of Economics of Ural Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, vol. 1(2), pages 89-103.
  • Handle: RePEc:ura:ecregj:v:1:y:2014:i:2:p:89-103
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    1. Andreyeva, E. L. & Canen, A. G. & Ratner, A. V. & Zakharova, V. V., 2015. "Region Foreign Economic Relations as a Factor of Reindustiralization," R-Economy, Ural Federal University, Graduate School of Economics and Management, vol. 1(2), pages 357-367.

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