The infrastructure under socialism
In: Problems of economics: selected articles from Soviet economics journals in English translation, Band 20, Heft 2, S. 3-21
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In: Problems of economics: selected articles from Soviet economics journals in English translation, Band 20, Heft 2, S. 3-21
ISSN: 0032-9436
World Affairs Online
Brazilian Amazonia has drawn diverse resource extracting and managing projects into its sphere, notably since WWII. Large resource extracting and managing operations necessitated the planning and building of urban infrastructure to serve specific projects in proximity to select local resources. First to enter the regions was the Ford Motor Company at Boa V (Tapajos River) in 1928. Relocation to Belterra a few years later introduced improved housing stock, which has proven its viability by its current inhabitants dedication to its preservation and recent political decision to form a "municipio" independent of Santarem. Serra do Navio and Vila Amazonas were created to serve a large manganese mine in Amapa. Here, the key decision maker created optimal building stock, which carne to serve for the next three decades as model for comparable projects in the region. The formation of these urban places has not been copied or imitated in the open arena. Furthermore, as the products from the region increasingly enter the global economy, for how much longer can the firms provide suitable urban service infrastructure to its cost part of its products in the world Market? Indications point to active thinking of how to provide shelter for technical staff and professionals. A first idea is a platform rotation, which would constitute a radical change. Another possible venue would be federal and/or state government (s) active participation in such project place formation (s) to insure long-term urban system viability, even after the original function for a specific resource operation ended.
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In: Cuestiones Políticas, Band 39, Heft 68, S. 385-396
ISSN: 2542-3185
The aim of the research is to assess development of entrepreneurship infrastructure of various countries according to opinions of experts from these countries. The elements were: knowledge and technology transfer infrastructure; commercial and professional infrastructure; production and information infrastructure; market infrastructure; institutions providing easy access to existing markets; social and cultural infrastructure. The research is based on methods of economic analysis, analogies, generalizations, classification, system, and structural approaches. Information from the Global entrepreneurship monitoring project report for 54 countries was used as input data. The estimation of the distribution of indicator values on the effectiveness of the six main infrastructure elements of business development reflecting the opinions of experts from these countries with the use of mathematic models of normal distribution. During the study we determined the average indicator values characterizing experts ' opinions on the effectiveness of each of the six key infrastructure elements of business development on a scale of ten; the intervals of their changes characteristic for the majority of countries were also considered. New knowledge about the effectiveness of infrastructure elements of business development in various countries has been obtained.
In: Narodonaselenie: ežekvartal'nyj naučnyj žurnal = Population, Band 23, Heft 1, S. 67-75
The article considers the main indicators of demographic development of the Russian Federation in recent years in connection with the level of development of social infrastructure. It is shown that the demographic situation in the country is deteriorating, that is due to both subjective and objective reasons. Among the objective reasons, the main one is the change in the age structure of the population, which is expressed in a sharp decrease in the number of women in fertile age. This is due to the acute demographic crisis of the 1990s, «demographic waves» generated by the Great Patriotic War, and other factors. Among the subjective causes of the decline in birth rate, the article highlights the general patterns of reduction in the number of children in families as the level of socio-economic development increases, which are characteristic of all countries of European culture. In particular, the reduction in the number of children is facilitated by such factors as reduction in the share of officially registered families, increase in child support costs, and the financial difficultiesfaced by families with children during economic crises and stagnation. All these cases are typical for regions of the Russian Federation in recent years. Development of social infrastructure — education, healthcare, culture, sports, and other similar systems — could improve the demographic situation in Russia. Unfortunately, in recent years, such systems have been degrading rather than developing in Russia. This is facilitated by the system of statistical reporting that does not reflect the actual situation. The article proposes approaches that could overcome this shortcoming of the present statistical reporting system, thereby contributing to the demographic development of the modern Russian Federation.
Erscheinungsjahre: 2011-2011 (elektronisch)
Scientiic collaboration continues to increase in frequency and importance. It has the potential to solve complex scientiic problems. The relevance of the research is caused by the role of scientiic collaboration in scientiic and technological sphere. Scientiic collaboration can be deined as a science infrastructure and as a process of intellectual cooperation. The aim of the research is to construct the model of scientiic collaboration in Russian science and technology. This has been gained by solving the following research objectives: deinition of the term «scientiic collaboration», types of collaborations consideration, analysis of intellectual and research infrastructure cooperation methods which take place in Russian scientiic organizations. The main feature of this research is the particular methodology which is based on scientometrics, comparative analysis and scientiic modeling. Scientometrics was used for deining productive scientiic collaboration in Russia. Open sources of information about international and Russian scientiic collaboration, oficial websites of Russian Ministry of Education and Science and Russian Academy of Science, such databases as Russian Statistics Committee and Web of Science can be mentioned as main information resources of the research. Main results of theoretical and practical part of the research are the original authors` vision of the base of scientiic collaborations in formation Russia which meansan effective cooperation of three components: intellectual resources (scientists and research teams), infrastructure (which can provide scientists with regular access to research equipment) and government (as a main regulator). Moreover, it should be mentioned that the main productive development option for Russian scientiic collaboration is territory integration of intellectual resources and research infrastructure.
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In: Problems of economics: selected articles from Soviet economics journals in English translation, Band 20, Heft 2, S. 22-41
ISSN: 0032-9436
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In: Journal of Marketing in Russia and Abroad, Heft 1, S. 90-104
An article about the transformation of the theory and practice of marketing in terms of e-commerce and network economy. The author considers Internet Marketing as an independent marketing communication in a virtual environment. The main thesis of the article: virtual environment determines the transformation of marketing, changing methods, priorities and structure not only practice, but also the theory of marketing.
The round table discussion was devoted to the development problems facing such scientiic infrastructure facilities of the Russian Federation as the Centers of Shared Multi-Access to Research Equipment (hereinafter CKP) and Unique Research Facilities (hereinafter UNU). The round table participants included representatives of CKP, UNU and the relevant back-up organizations with a long history of successful management of their Centers and Facilities. The Keynote report sought to frame the major problems of CKP and UNU development, indicated the causes of these problems, identiied guidelines to their solution through the strengthening of governmental support to scientiic infrastructure. According to the author of the report, the most challenging issues of CKP and UNU development include: – inadequate capacity building rates and modest performance of the core centers and facilities due to low research activity of potential R&D customers; – conlict of interest between CKP/UNU and their back-up organizations, which are primarily interested to use their centers and facilities for internal research with whatever resources remain to meet orders of external users;76 Круглый стол – reluctance of CKP and UNU staff to provide services, which may not include a research component; – unreasonable indicators of CKP/UNU capacity and performance, which relect performance of back-up organizations instead. To remedy the speciied problems, the speaker suggests: – to speed up the process of legal recognition for CKP and UNU status criteria and to perform conformance inspection of these items of scientiic infrastructure and eliminate those CKP and UNU, which were established just to get access to public funds; – to expand CKP status beyond the scope of research institutions for independent legal units with competitive research equipment and highly skilled research staff; – to include CKP/UNU performance indicators into the list of performance indicators of back-up organizations in an attempt to promote CKP and UNU activities ...
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El Territorio hoy es visto como una totalidad organizada que no puede ser pensada separando cada uno de los elementos que la componen; cada uno de ellos es definido por su relación con los otros elementos. Así, un pensamiento que integra diferentes disciplinas y saberes comienza a manejar una realidad que lejos está de definir certezas inamovibles, y comienza a vislumbrar horizontes estratégicos. La adaptación a la no linealidad de las relaciones que se dan sobre el territorio, y la diferencia de velocidades en las que actúan los distintos actores, nos exige hacer de la flexibilidad una característica esencial de la metodología de planificación estratégica. La multi-causalidad de los fenómenos que estructuran el territorio nos obliga a construir criterios cualitativos, entendiendo que nos es imposible la medición de estas cadenas causales y su reconstrucción completa en el tiempo; sin dejar por ello de edificar un marco profundo de acción y transformación que responda a una realidad cierta y veraz. Los fenómenos producidos sobre el territorio nunca actúan de manera aislada, lo que implica una responsabilidad a la hora de comprender las sinergias y la restricción que afectan los resultados de los procesos desatados. La presente ponencia corresponde a la Segunda Fase del proceso de identificación estratégica de los proyectos Plan Estratégico Territorial (PET) que se inició en el año 2005; dicho Plan es llevada a cabo por la Subsecretaría de Planificación Territorial del Ministerio de Planificación Federal y fue abordado sobre la base de tres pretensiones: institucionalizar el ejercicio del pensamiento estratégico, fortalecer la metodología de trabajo transdisciplinaria y multisectorial, y diseñar un sistema de ponderación de proyectos estratégicos de infraestructura, tanto a nivel provincial como nacional, con una fuerte base cualitativa. Este proceso dio como resultado una cartera ponderada de proyectos de infraestructura conjuntamente con una metodología que permitió consolidar los equipos provinciales de planificación, tanto en su relación con los decisores políticos como con los actores de los múltiples sectores del gobierno, y en estos resultados consolidar y reforzar una cultura del pensamiento estratégico sobre el territorio ; Nowadays, the concept of territory is viewed as an organized whole which cannot be considered isolating each of the elements that make it up; said elements are defined according to their relationships with each other. Thus, a thought that integrates different disciplines and fields of knowledge begins to handle a reality that is far from defining immovable certainties and starts to glimpse strategic horizons. Adjustment to the nonlinearity of the relationships that occur regarding the territory, and the different speeds players move compel us to make flexibility the essential feature of strategic planning methodology. The phenomena multi causality that structures the territory compels us to build qualitative criteria, understanding that it is impossible to measure these causal chains and their complete reconstruction in time; notwithstanding the fact that we should build a deep action frame and formulate a transformation in response to a certain true reality. The phenomena produced in relation to the territory can never be cut off from the rest, what implies a certain responsibility when time calls for comprehension of synergies and of the restriction that affects the results of the processes unleashed. This presentation refers to the Second Phase of the process of strategic identification related to the Territorial Strategic Plan (Plan Estratégico Territorial, PET) projects, which began in 2005; said Plan is carried out by the Ministry of Federal Planning Undersecretary of Territorial Planning, and its approach is based on three purposes: institutionalizing the strategic thinking practice; strengthening a work methodology that is transdisciplinary and multi-sector; and designing a system to ponder strategic infrastructure projects with strong qualitative grounds, both within the provincial level and the national level. This process resulted in a pondered portfolio of infrastructure projects, aided by a methodology that enabled consolidation of provincial planning teams both in their relationships with political decision-makers as well as with players coming from several sectors of government, which ultimately consolidate and strengthen a culture of strategic thinking about the territory
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El Territorio hoy es visto como una totalidad organizada que no puede ser pensada separando cada uno de los elementos que la componen; cada uno de ellos es definido por su relación con los otros elementos. Así, un pensamiento que integra diferentes disciplinas y saberes comienza a manejar una realidad que lejos está de definir certezas inamovibles, y comienza a vislumbrar horizontes estratégicos. La adaptación a la no linealidad de las relaciones que se dan sobre el territorio, y la diferencia de velocidades en las que actúan los distintos actores, nos exige hacer de la flexibilidad una característica esencial de la metodología de planificación estratégica. La multi-causalidad de los fenómenos que estructuran el territorio nos obliga a construir criterios cualitativos, entendiendo que nos es imposible la medición de estas cadenas causales y su reconstrucción completa en el tiempo; sin dejar por ello de edificar un marco profundo de acción y transformación que responda a una realidad cierta y veraz. Los fenómenos producidos sobre el territorio nunca actúan de manera aislada, lo que implica una responsabilidad a la hora de comprender las sinergias y la restricción que afectan los resultados de los procesos desatados. La presente ponencia corresponde a la Segunda Fase del proceso de identificación estratégica de los proyectos Plan Estratégico Territorial (PET) que se inició en el año 2005; dicho Plan es llevada a cabo por la Subsecretaría de Planificación Territorial del Ministerio de Planificación Federal y fue abordado sobre la base de tres pretensiones: institucionalizar el ejercicio del pensamiento estratégico, fortalecer la metodología de trabajo transdisciplinaria y multisectorial, y diseñar un sistema de ponderación de proyectos estratégicos de infraestructura, tanto a nivel provincial como nacional, con una fuerte base cualitativa. Este proceso dio como resultado una cartera ponderada de proyectos de infraestructura conjuntamente con una metodología que permitió consolidar los equipos provinciales de planificación, tanto en su relación con los decisores políticos como con los actores de los múltiples sectores del gobierno, y en estos resultados consolidar y reforzar una cultura del pensamiento estratégico sobre el territorio ; Nowadays, the concept of territory is viewed as an organized whole which cannot be considered isolating each of the elements that make it up; said elements are defined according to their relationships with each other. Thus, a thought that integrates different disciplines and fields of knowledge begins to handle a reality that is far from defining immovable certainties and starts to glimpse strategic horizons. Adjustment to the nonlinearity of the relationships that occur regarding the territory, and the different speeds players move compel us to make flexibility the essential feature of strategic planning methodology. The phenomena multi causality that structures the territory compels us to build qualitative criteria, understanding that it is impossible to measure these causal chains and their complete reconstruction in time; notwithstanding the fact that we should build a deep action frame and formulate a transformation in response to a certain true reality. The phenomena produced in relation to the territory can never be cut off from the rest, what implies a certain responsibility when time calls for comprehension of synergies and of the restriction that affects the results of the processes unleashed. This presentation refers to the Second Phase of the process of strategic identification related to the Territorial Strategic Plan (Plan Estratégico Territorial, PET) projects, which began in 2005; said Plan is carried out by the Ministry of Federal Planning Undersecretary of Territorial Planning, and its approach is based on three purposes: institutionalizing the strategic thinking practice; strengthening a work methodology that is transdisciplinary and multi-sector; and designing a system to ponder strategic infrastructure projects with strong qualitative grounds, both within the provincial level and the national level. This process resulted in a pondered portfolio of infrastructure projects, aided by a methodology that enabled consolidation of provincial planning teams both in their relationships with political decision-makers as well as with players coming from several sectors of government, which ultimately consolidate and strengthen a culture of strategic thinking about the territory
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El Territorio hoy es visto como una totalidad organizada que no puede ser pensada separando cada uno de los elementos que la componen; cada uno de ellos es definido por su relación con los otros elementos. Así, un pensamiento que integra diferentes disciplinas y saberes comienza a manejar una realidad que lejos está de definir certezas inamovibles, y comienza a vislumbrar horizontes estratégicos. La adaptación a la no linealidad de las relaciones que se dan sobre el territorio, y la diferencia de velocidades en las que actúan los distintos actores, nos exige hacer de la flexibilidad una característica esencial de la metodología de planificación estratégica. La multi-causalidad de los fenómenos que estructuran el territorio nos obliga a construir criterios cualitativos, entendiendo que nos es imposible la medición de estas cadenas causales y su reconstrucción completa en el tiempo; sin dejar por ello de edificar un marco profundo de acción y transformación que responda a una realidad cierta y veraz. Los fenómenos producidos sobre el territorio nunca actúan de manera aislada, lo que implica una responsabilidad a la hora de comprender las sinergias y la restricción que afectan los resultados de los procesos desatados. La presente ponencia corresponde a la Segunda Fase del proceso de identificación estratégica de los proyectos Plan Estratégico Territorial (PET) que se inició en el año 2005; dicho Plan es llevada a cabo por la Subsecretaría de Planificación Territorial del Ministerio de Planificación Federal y fue abordado sobre la base de tres pretensiones: institucionalizar el ejercicio del pensamiento estratégico, fortalecer la metodología de trabajo transdisciplinaria y multisectorial, y diseñar un sistema de ponderación de proyectos estratégicos de infraestructura, tanto a nivel provincial como nacional, con una fuerte base cualitativa. Este proceso dio como resultado una cartera ponderada de proyectos de infraestructura conjuntamente con una metodología que permitió consolidar los equipos provinciales de planificación, tanto en su relación con los decisores políticos como con los actores de los múltiples sectores del gobierno, y en estos resultados consolidar y reforzar una cultura del pensamiento estratégico sobre el territorio ; Nowadays, the concept of territory is viewed as an organized whole which cannot be considered isolating each of the elements that make it up; said elements are defined according to their relationships with each other. Thus, a thought that integrates different disciplines and fields of knowledge begins to handle a reality that is far from defining immovable certainties and starts to glimpse strategic horizons. Adjustment to the nonlinearity of the relationships that occur regarding the territory, and the different speeds players move compel us to make flexibility the essential feature of strategic planning methodology. The phenomena multi causality that structures the territory compels us to build qualitative criteria, understanding that it is impossible to measure these causal chains and their complete reconstruction in time; notwithstanding the fact that we should build a deep action frame and formulate a transformation in response to a certain true reality. The phenomena produced in relation to the territory can never be cut off from the rest, what implies a certain responsibility when time calls for comprehension of synergies and of the restriction that affects the results of the processes unleashed. This presentation refers to the Second Phase of the process of strategic identification related to the Territorial Strategic Plan (Plan Estratégico Territorial, PET) projects, which began in 2005; said Plan is carried out by the Ministry of Federal Planning Undersecretary of Territorial Planning, and its approach is based on three purposes: institutionalizing the strategic thinking practice; strengthening a work methodology that is transdisciplinary and multi-sector; and designing a system to ponder strategic infrastructure projects with strong qualitative grounds, both within the provincial level and the national level. This process resulted in a pondered portfolio of infrastructure projects, aided by a methodology that enabled consolidation of provincial planning teams both in their relationships with political decision-makers as well as with players coming from several sectors of government, which ultimately consolidate and strengthen a culture of strategic thinking about the territory
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AbstractThe purpose of this research is to study the intersection between 21st century architecture and infrastructure, understood as a physical fact as well as an abstract concept, through the notion of Infrastructure Space. Since the 1960s, the definition of infrastructure has been changed towards a conceptual version, moving among different disciplines, from Engineering to Humanities. At present, its material condition as an urban system is overwritten with its potentiality, as a transdisciplinary tool, which can explain economic, political, sociological and urban phenomena. Its double material-conceptual condition and its capacity to operate in multiple scales oblige us to expand once again the meaning of infrastructure, opening up to the concept of infrastructure space. This paper hypothesis relies on the fact that infrastructure space is a practical and theoretical device, extracted from infrastructural logics, which is consolidated as a design instrument in contemporary architecture. This new architecture seeks no longer to reproduce the infrastructural model but its logic. This allows us to apply them in the project with independence with respect to the scale and the program involved. To prove this, two concepts of infrastructure and infrastructure space will be postulated, which will be compared to several architectural works in order to show specific project strategies derived from this relation, resulting in infrastructure space.
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In: A World Bank glossary
La Facultad de Ingeniería de la Universidad Católica de Colombia, teniendo en cuenta su objetivo de formación de sus estudiantes, conforme al factor calidad y considerando las tendencias de vanguardia en el ámbito de innovación en ingeniería, desarrollo en la primera parte de esté congreso el tema de la infraestructura y medio ambiente, se trabajó la implementación del ensayo in situ de penetración estándar con torque (SPT-T) y su aplicación en la ingeniería, a su vez modelos de optimización de localización de centros de distribución y ruteo de vehículos, con consideraciones de impacto ambiental y huella de carbono, así mismo las modificaciones del cemento asfáltico utilizando residuos de botas militares, sumado a otros análisis de estudios de asfalto modificado, además, los niveles de radiación de banda en la telefonía móvil celular, otro tema relevante es el impacto del cambio climático en las afluencias de embalses, más aún, experiencias en auditorías de seguridad vial, otros rasgo que destacar es el diseño de un techo verde para captación de agua pluvial, la producción de gas metano a partir de residuos de materia orgánica, el diseño del stop automático para el límite del líquido en arcillas, la regionalización hidrológica de caudales, por último, los medios anuales en las áreas hidrográficas de la Amazonía y la Orinoquía colombianas. (Redacción propia). ; I. Infraestructura y medio ambiente. Implementación del ensayo in situ de penetración estándar con torque (SPT-T) y su aplicación en la ingeniería práctica. Implementación del ensayo in situ de penetración: modelos de optimización de localización de centros de distribución y ruteo de vehículos, con consideraciones de impacto ambiental y huella de carbono. Modificación del cemento asfáltico 80-100 con residuo de botas militares para elaborar mezclas densas en caliente (MDC-19). Niveles de radiación en la banda de 850 MHz, en la localidad de Usaquén, debida a la telefonía móvil celular. Impacto del cambio climático en las afluencias del embalse Río Frío. ...
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