The journal covers issues of territorial organization and management, environmental economics, sustainable development of industries and industrial complexes, quality of life and human potential of territories, as well as current socio-economic trends and monitoring of changes in the regions of Russia.
Key topics include the geopolitical reformatting of global space, spatial balance of municipalities, integrated assessment of water use, neoendogenous model of rural development, interconnectedness of local housing markets, housing development, legal labor migration, demographic threats of population aging, economic development management through reducing intellectual inequality, economic development of the Northwestern Federal District, as well as current trends in consumer demand. investment activity, social well-being of the population.
In the new issue of the journal, these topics are covered in detail in articles by leading experts on spatial issues from 6 regions of Russia.:
"D. Trump's expansionist policy and the reformatting of the global geopolitical space" by E.V. Balatsky, Doctor of Economics (Moscow);
"Assessment of spatial balance in the context of the economic well-being of municipalities" by Candidate of Economics E.A. Belousova (Yekaterinburg);
"Spatial-dynamic integrated assessment of water use in the regions of the North-Western Federal District of Russia" by E.A. Tretyakova, Doctor of Economics (Yekaterinburg);
"Conceptual foundations of rural development in Russia based on the neoendogenous model" by S.S. Patrakova, PhD in Economics (Vologda);
"Spatial interconnectedness of local housing markets in the Tyumen region" by D. sociol. N. G.F. Romashkina, O.I. Osokina (Tyumen);
"Features and trends in the development of the housing sector in the municipalities of the Vologda region" by Candidate of Economics I.A. Sekushina, A.N. Belkina (Vologda);
"Assessment of legal labor migration in the regions of Russia" by Doctor of Economics A.E. Plakhina, Candidate of Economics E.S. Ogorodnikova, Candidate of Economics K.V. Rostovtseva (Yekaterinburg);
"Population aging as a threat to the demographic development of the region (on the example of the Jewish Autonomous Region)" by T.M. Komarova, PhD, O.V. Averina, PhD, E.V. Stelmakh, PhD, S.A. Solovchenkova (Birobidzhan);
"Managing the economic development of the region based on reducing intellectual inequality" V.A. Stepanenko, Doctor of Economics E.V. Bazueva (Perm).
The articles in this issue of the journal will be of interest not only to scientists, but also to representatives of regional and local authorities, as they contain scientifically sound proposals that can be used in the practice of public and municipal administration.
Full-text versions of the articles in the current issue can be found on the publication's website.