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Contemporary Structural Changes in Irkutsk as a Siberian Regional Centre

Author(s) -

Anatol Yakovlevich Jakobson,

Natalia Batsun

Publication year - 2015

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 - 10.24917/20801653.292.12

Subject(s) - post industrial society , position (finance) , character (mathematics) , production (economics) , macro , political science , economic geography , economic system , regional science , economy , geography , business , economics , macroeconomics , finance , computer science , programming language , geometry , mathematics

Much that has been taking place in today’s Irkutsk is quite typical for cities of post-Soviet Russia. Irkutsk is suffering from drastic structural changes: in its macro-geographic position and international links, in the structure of production, in its postindustrial (non-production) functions, in the system of regional development. The total estimation of changes should be positive. But we can see a lot of losses. Some of them seem to be temporary, but there are also losses caused by the market character of the reforms themselves.

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