Terek Region in Anthropological and Socio-Economic Dimensions of the First World War by Maria A. Ponomareva

“…Attention is focused on new factors of the economic development of the Terek region, typical exclusively of the war period, in particular, the development of a medical institution to support the logging industry. …”
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“Big Challenges” and Regional Technical University: Values and Actions by R. V. Aginey, O. I. Belyaeva

“…This projection is mediated by the concretization of the system of big challenges with regard to the social and economic development of a separate region of Russia (Komi Republic). …”
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Is air transport sustainable in remote regions? A socio-environmental perspective by André Oliveira, Pedro Pimentel, Gualter Couto

“…Under the European Green Deal, sustainable transport needs to be enhanced to promote sustainable economic development, revealing the need for better decision-making tools. …”
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Priority directions for increasing diversification of the regional economy by M. M. Avezova, M. G. Mansurova

“…The diversification coefficients and the structural coefficient were used as indicators in the matrix, which makes it possible to assess the existing level of diversification of the region’s industries and determine the priority sectors (trade, agriculture and industry), which have the necessary economic potential.The article also considers the experience of successful countries that have reached a high level of economic development as a result of increasing the level of diversification, on the basis of which recommendations for the Sughd region of Tajikistan are substantiated in order to achieve sustainable regional economic growth. …”
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Development of China’s innovative infrastructure through public-private partnership by A. N. Rodionov, F. F. Sharipov, M. A. Dyakonova

“…Such a modern public-private partnership institution (hereinafter referred to as PPP), which became widespread in the world and in China, is the best example of the appropriateness of interaction of the public and private sectors in economic development of the state. This institution has proved its viability by combining the efforts and resources of the state and private business in the framework of specific projects and thus shaping a new quality of development. …”
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Yoruba Culture in a Changing World by Arinpe G. Adejumo

“…In other word, human activities in Yorùbá culture should be tailored in positive direction to enhance national and social-economic development. Hence, the revitalization, documentation and preservation of culture should be of interest to the government and policy makers. …”
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Economic sustainability and community support by ex-migrants in rural communities in Lombok Tengah, Nusa Tenggara Barat by Sandiatmo Suyanto, Priyadi Budi Puspo, Falah Fajrul, Purwanti Tari, Putri Carolina Retmawati

“…Despite the hurdles of minimal capital and limited land, these entrepreneurs contribute significantly to local economic development, particularly through small-scale enterprises such as brick molding, gardening, and poultry farming. …”
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FACILITATING COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION THROUGH CROWDSOURCING IN URBAN PLANNING PROCESSES: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY by Lindelwa Sinxadi

“…Expectedly, the findings hold immense implications for planning practitioners as well as other professionals and policymakers working within the urban planning and socio-economic development praxes in South African Municipalities. …”
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PROGRAMMES IN LOKOJA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KOGI STATE 2016 –2021 by Godsent Okenyi Adaji, E.E. Lawal, Timothy Onimisi

“…It is a fact that no society can develop without the government providing proper healthcare system for its populace who in turn are expected to contribute to the sustainable political and socio[1]economic development of the nation. This study therefore considered the minimum standards for Primary Healthcare in Nigeria as outlined in the Guidelines Manual prepared by the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency and thereafter, examined the actual implementation of Primary Healthcare Programmes especially in the study area during the period under review. …”
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APPLICATION OF OLI-PARADIGM OF GERMAN FDI INFLOWS IN TURKEY by Erkan Ilgün, Kasim Tatić

“… Foreign direct investment (FDI) plays a pivotal role in economic development. Most important advantages of this are new technology, management ability, marketing ability and modern know-how. …”
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ITALSKÉ ZKUŠENOSTI S METROPOLITNÍ SPRÁVOU A MOŽNOSTI JEJICH VYUŽITÍ V ČESKÉ SPRÁVNÍ PRAXI by Jiří Ježek

“…Metropolitan governance has developed in Italy as a response to the need for more effective governance in fast-growing and complex urban regions that require coordinated solutions to cross-territorial problems such as transport, spatial planning, environment and economic development. The article provides an overview of the historical development of metropolitan regions in Italy, the legislative framework, competences and funding, and highlights the case study of the metropolitan city of Bologna as a successful example of integrated metropolitan governance. …”

Tax Secrecy and its Limitations: Is There a Balance? by Tereza Rogić Lugarić, Irena Klemenčić

“… Economic development in the past decades and the increase of cross-border business by the multinationals coupled with recent financial crisis have brought many questions about whether the taxpayers are paying their fair share. …”
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A Framework for Informing Complete Street Planning: A Case Study in Brazil by Ashiley Adelaide Rosa, Fernando Lima

“…It seeks to integrate land-use planning with urban mobility, focusing on a safer, more accessible allocation of street space that supports diverse transportation modes, stimulates local economic development, encourages active mobility, and reinforces place identity while recognizing each street’s unique purpose. …”
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Neofrancoism and the Problem of Territorial Integrity of Modern Spain by A. V. Dementiev

“…Neo-francoists, neo-phalangists, monarchists, carlists, and some military circles in Spain praising now the contribution of the dictatorial regime to the historical and socio-economic development of the country in the 20th century. …”
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Classification of taxes and fees as a method of systematization of environmental taxation in the russian federation by L. S. Samodelko

“…Environmental taxation is an instrument of the state’s tax policy, remaining today one of the vectors of socio-economic development. However, the structural understanding of this mechanism in tax theory has not yet been formed. …”
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The Situation of Social Cooperatives in Small Villages in Hungary by Katalin Lipták

“…Analyzing social cooperatives in small villages is a relevant topic for local economic development. Of the 3155 settlements in Hungary, 1162 have a population of less than 500 inhabitants, i.e., small villages. …”
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Mikhail Nikolaevich Apletaev — teacher, leader, scientist. From history of education in the Omsk region (1950s–2010s) by S. V. Novikov

“…The development of education in the country and in our region is a topic requiring knowledge not only of pedagogy, but also of the history of the social and economic development of the country and region. The appearance of a galaxy of psychologists and teachers in the 1970s was a consequence of the development of education and science not only in the central regions, but also on the periphery. …”
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Regional economy development using event marketing tools and tender procedures by E. A. Ivanova, V. A. Shlein

“…The article discusses the territorial marketing role in managing their economic development, examines foreign and Russian experience in the event marketing use in the territory brand formation. …”
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Modernization of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army by A. M. Belyaev, F. F. Sharipov, M. A. Dyakonova

“…Until recently, China’s national security was primarily associated with the economic development of the country and national economy systemic modernization.   …”
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Financial Services Authority Intervention as an Effort to Protect Bondholders in Corporations Declared Bankrupt by Commercial Court by Happy Permata Sari, Joni Emirzon, Putu Samawati Saleh

“…Revision of the Bankruptcy Law by including regulations regarding bondholders' creditors will provide certainty for the protection of creditors' rights, which can be derived in the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Regulation by enforcing supervision in the bankruptcy process in order to protect the interests of bondholders and ensure the stability of the economic development.…”
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