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Convergence and divergence processes in regional development

Author(s) -

Alexander Burnasov,

Maria Ilyushkina,

Yuri Kovalev,

Anatoly Stepanov

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

studies of the industrial geography commission of the polish geographical society

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2449-903X

pISSN - 2080-1653

DOI - 10.24917/20801653.26.2

Subject(s) - divergence (linguistics) , convergence (economics) , economic geography , globalization , context (archaeology) , regional science , politics , geography , regional development , resource (disambiguation) , economic system , political science , development economics , economics , economic growth , market economy , computer network , philosophy , linguistics , archaeology , computer science , law

The article deals with the basic trends of regions in the context of globalization and regionalizationof the world’s economy. The most important factors of regional development today are theinnovation resource areas, their institutional environment, political regimes as well as regional policy,and geographical and socio-demographic factors.

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