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The article deals with the issue of risk management in trade and economic interaction between Russia and the European Union countries as participants in global value chains (GCS). The authors attempt to identify, identify and classify the main risks that arise as a result of Russia's participation in international value chains together with the countries of the European Union. The emphasis is placed on the risks of including Russia in the GCC in the «ascending» version (based on value- added exports), that is, on the risks that are most controlled by the Russian side. The possibilities of managerial influence on these risks on the part of Russian economic policy actors are shown using the example of development institutions.

The article assesses the chances of Russia's inclusion in the rapidly developing in the space of «Greater Eurasia» e-Commerce. The essence of the transformation of value chains in cross-border markets of consumer goods through e-Commerce is characterized; the existing architecture of marketplaces in Europe and Asia is considered; the limitations of our country's participation in the processes of digitalization of international trade are revealed. The information and regulatory aspects of the problem are touched upon. The conclusion, according to which Russia is able to form a competitive national infrastructure for digital trading if solve the dilemma of regulation and will also attract national digital platform for Federal information systems.