EVOLUTION OF CONCEPT OF «HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT» by M. Dyakonova, F. Sharipov

“…A priority objective for practitioners in the field of human resource management at the current stage of economic development is the introduction of new forms and methods of work organization which will contribute to the maximum disclosure of potential human capabilities. …”
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CURTAILMENT OF EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF RUSSIAN REGIONS by N. A. EKIMOVA

“…Russia’s economic development is extremely uneven. This statement is also applicable to the development of higher education system in Russia. …”
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OVERVIEW OF PROCESSING INSTALLATIONS FOR MINERAL AGGREGATES by Cătălina IANĂȘI, Nicoleta Maria MIHUȚ

“…These represent only part of the problems that most companies face, problems that they must manage to overcome for a profitable and sustainable economic development. …”
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Patrimonialização, sustentabilidade e consumo: a recomposição da paisagem cultural do Rio de Janeiro by Eder Malta

“…The process of patrimonialization of the cultural landscape of Rio de Janeiro consti- tutes an important political intervention strategy to boost economic development and urban sustainability. It arises from urban policies of landscape enhancement linked to tourism and the reorganization of public spaces with the objective of promoting the international recomposition of the identity and urban image of Rio. …”
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Influence of Spatiotemporal Difference and Input of Higher Education on Regional Economy by Li Feng

“…Based on the four aspects, an equilibrium model was established for regional economic development, and the law of evolution to equilibrium was analyzed. …”
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FEATURES OF RAIL TRANSPORT AND THEIR ACCOUNTING IN THE REFORM OF THE INDUSTRY by A. Zhdanov

“…The transport potential of Russian railways plays an important role in ensuring sustainable social and economic development of the country. Railway transport has a number of significant features that should be considered with much attention into account both in the overall strategy of economic reforms in the country and in assessing the efficiency of the enterprises of the industry and the company JSC RZhD in general with obtaining objective quantitative characteristics. …”
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FACTORS OF DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL ENTERPRISES IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ECONOMICS by B. M. Sagaffe

“…The effective functioning and stability of small businesses in developing countries have been identified by the Committee for Economic Development, as a priority task for a number of reasons. …”
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The Impact of Economic growth on environmental quality by Paweł Bartoszczuk

“…This article examines the possible impact of economic development on environmental quality. Be warned that without significant reductions in throughput at any given time, we can expect a substantial drop in the main divisions of food, energy and industrial production. …”
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THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF THE DEFINITION OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BENEFITS (FOR EXAMPLE, NIZHEGORODSKIY REGION) by E. Frantseva-Kostenko

“…The article identifies the main positive and negative trends in socio-economic development of Nizhniy Novgorod region, classified according to three main spheres of life: social, economic and information based on which the basic problems of territorial development, which are the causes of instability in the region.…”
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The break between Lithuanian prehistory and history: a problematical analysis by Albinas Kuncevičius, Aleksiejus Luchtanas

“… • The major break in Lithuanian social and economic development, which is clearly indicated in the archaeological material culture, took place not in the 9th century, as stated in the traditional literature, but at the end of the 10th century and through the 11th century. …”
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THE TOURISM SYSTEM – MAIN DIRECTIONS IN EVALUATING ITS OPERATION by MIHAI IELENICZ, SMARANDA SIMONI

“…Minute investigations, quantification and selection of tourism patrimony elements are essential in its valuation programs and regional socio-economic development programs. The paper deals with these considerations, providing a synthesis in tables and figures to analyse tourism activity.…”
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Les petits exploitants agricoles et l’État brésilien sur la frontière avec la Guyane française by Martins-Faure Laurença

“…The Brazilian government is the main actor of this transformation, either by the imposition of rules to protect the border, through the dissemination of economic development programs and, more recently, sustainable development. …”
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The challenge of reconciling development objectives in the context of demographic change by John Provo, Mel Jones

“…This paper considers whether the US Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Asset-Based Development Initiative (ABDI) reconciles economic development objectives in communities experiencing demographic change. …”
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Socioéconomie de la monnaie mobile et des monnaies locales au Kenya : quelles innovations monétaires pour quel développement ? by Tristan Dissaux

“…Monetary innovations, giving money new forms and characteristics, are now used to promote the process of economic development. In Kenya, they unfold in mobile money systems such as M-Pesa, as well as in several local currencies implemented on the model of the Bangla-Pesa. …”
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THE STATUS OF RESEARCH FUNDING IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AT THE MODERN STAGE by M. D. Khabib, M. Yu. Teplyakova, E. V. Krasnov

“…Particular attention has been paid to the study of domestic research and development costs in the context of various groups: by ownership, by economic activity, by type of expenditure, by areas of science, technique and technology, by socio-economic goals, areas of economic development and research areas.…”
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Une dynamique regionale fondee sur la diversification industrielle : l’expérience de la région de Caxias do Sul by Áurea Breitbach

“…This paper deals with the economic development of the region of Caxias do Sul, situated in the south of Brazil, which presents some peculiarities that have been deserving little attention by the newest trends and developments of the literature on regional economics. …”
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A New Grazing–Vegetation Tradeoff and Coordination Indicator: The Grazing Intensity and Vegetation Cover Harmonization Index (GVCI) by Qinyi Huang, Jianjun Chen, Xinhong Li, Hucheng Li, Zizhen Chen, Yanping Lan, Ming Ling, Haotian You, Xiaowen Han

“…The overall GVCI of the QTP was in the “Harmonization” state, with the proportion of areas in the “Harmonization” state fluctuating upwards. (2) The level of economic development intuitively affects the harmonization between grazing and the VE. …”
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Spatiotemporal dynamics and driving mechanism of eco-environmental quality in piedmont-oasis-desert ecotone based on long-term harmonized remote sensing ecological index- take Korl... by Junling He, Xifeng Ju, Chuqiao Han, Liming Liu, Haidong Zhang, Saitiniyazi Adilai, Chongbo Li

“…Eco-environmental quality is the basic premise of oasis socio-economic development. Clarifying the spatiotemporal dynamic pattern and evolution mechanism in the piedmont-oasis-desert ecotone is a basis for regional development. …”
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An Analysis of Land Use Conflicts and Strategies in the Harbin–Changchun Urban Agglomeration Based on the Production–Ecological–Living Space Theory and Patch-Generating Land Use Si... by Xiaomeng Wang, Yanjun Zhang, Xiaoyan Li, Shuwen Cao

“…In recent years, rapid economic development, increasing human activities, and global climate change have led to escalating demands for land across production, residential, and ecological domains. …”
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A Critical Success Factors Framework for the Improved Delivery of Social Infrastructure Projects in South Africa by Alfred R. Rasebotsa, Justus N. Agumba, Oluseyi J. Adebowale, David J. Edwards, John Posillico

“…Social infrastructure projects (SIPs) play a critical role in fostering social and economic development in the public sector. However, SIPs often face significant challenges, partly due to a lack of research on critical success factors (CSFs) specific to these projects. …”
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