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This volume presents the history and current state of the
public-private partnership (PPP) sector in Russia. It analyzes the
legal and institutional framework of PPPs as well as approaches and
best practices for public administrations at federal and regional
level to promote PPPs. Special attention is given to the management
of PPP projects in different phases of their life cycle and to the
legal and financial structuring of PPP projects. In addition, the
contributions highlight best PPP practices in various sectors -
from transport infrastructure to information technology - and also
discuss international aspects of PPP. The volume is aimed at
scholars in economics and public administration as well as public
decision-makers interested in modern trends in the Russian economy
and the development of successful business development.
This volume presents the history and current state of the
public-private partnership (PPP) sector in Russia. It analyzes the
legal and institutional framework of PPPs as well as approaches and
best practices for public administrations at federal and regional
level to promote PPPs. Special attention is given to the management
of PPP projects in different phases of their life cycle and to the
legal and financial structuring of PPP projects. In addition, the
contributions highlight best PPP practices in various sectors -
from transport infrastructure to information technology - and also
discuss international aspects of PPP. The volume is aimed at
scholars in economics and public administration as well as public
decision-makers interested in modern trends in the Russian economy
and the development of successful business development.
This proceedings book presents papers from the 18th International
Scientific Conference, held in September 2019 at Volgograd State
University (Russia). The research findings are largely based on the
theoretical assumptions of Oleg Inshakov, renowned for his
pioneering work on the theory of economic genetics and the theory
of "development nucleus" for economic systems. The papers focus on
the impact of the 4th industrial revolution on economic growth, the
concept of ecosystems corresponding to the rapid spread of digital
technologies, regulatory and legal aspects of the Russian economy
digitalization, the development of digital technologies in EAEU and
BRICS foreign trade, and the corresponding law enforcement
measures. The book is intended for academics and practitioners, as
well as anyone interested in the problems of new industrialization
and the digital transformation of the economy of business entities,
regions, countries and integration unions, and their legal
regulation to enhance competitiveness on a national and global
scale
This book discusses fusion of technology and body of knowledge
through elaboration of theoretical concepts and conceptual
frameworks to ensure the economic growth of the Russian Federation
by utilizing the huge potential for innovation and entrepreneurship
in Russia. The book presents recent research to solve the most
challenging problems facing digitalization in the field of
entrepreneurship in the country. Some of them need specialized
personnel training; the considerable financial resources needed for
the maintenance of digital technologies; how to market enterprises
and organizations; and financial instruments designed to support
industrial development. The proposed results will create the
conditions for a systemic approach to tilting towards supporting
new ventures through an improved regulatory framework-currently
virtually absent in the field of entrepreneurship at the national
level. The book defines prospects for investment in renewable
energy sources, circulation of energy resources, and energy
efficiency improvements to gain positive economic effects from the
introduction of new technologies.
This book discusses fusion of technology and body of knowledge
through elaboration of theoretical concepts and conceptual
frameworks to ensure the economic growth of the Russian Federation
by utilizing the huge potential for innovation and entrepreneurship
in Russia. The book presents recent research to solve the most
challenging problems facing digitalization in the field of
entrepreneurship in the country. Some of them need specialized
personnel training; the considerable financial resources needed for
the maintenance of digital technologies; how to market enterprises
and organizations; and financial instruments designed to support
industrial development. The proposed results will create the
conditions for a systemic approach to tilting towards supporting
new ventures through an improved regulatory framework-currently
virtually absent in the field of entrepreneurship at the national
level. The book defines prospects for investment in renewable
energy sources, circulation of energy resources, and energy
efficiency improvements to gain positive economic effects from the
introduction of new technologies.
This book is a comprehensive economic and legal study of the
theoretical and practical aspects of the problems of increasing
energy efficiency; self-motivation of energy saving by business
entities within the framework of their corporate responsibility;
regulatory mechanisms to stimulate energy conservation in the
economy; civil-law regulation of foreign trade turnover of energy
resources between economic entities of the Russian Federation and
companies of member states of international integration
associations - the CIS, EEMP, the EU and BRICS. It argues that
technological energy saving plays a key role in reducing the energy
intensity and increasing the energy efficiency of the economy, and
substantiates the need for institutional support - including legal
support for the participation of the Russian Federation - in
various forms of international cooperation. Lastly, based on an
analysis of current legislation, programs and recommendations,
judicial and contractual practices, customs and trade procedures,
it offers proposals for the developing, improving and unifying
civil law regulation of obligations in the sphere of international
trade in energy resources, as well as methodological
recommendations for drafting foreign trade contracts in the energy
sector.
This book is a comprehensive economic and legal study of the
theoretical and practical aspects of the problems of increasing
energy efficiency; self-motivation of energy saving by business
entities within the framework of their corporate responsibility;
regulatory mechanisms to stimulate energy conservation in the
economy; civil-law regulation of foreign trade turnover of energy
resources between economic entities of the Russian Federation and
companies of member states of international integration
associations - the CIS, EEMP, the EU and BRICS. It argues that
technological energy saving plays a key role in reducing the energy
intensity and increasing the energy efficiency of the economy, and
substantiates the need for institutional support - including legal
support for the participation of the Russian Federation - in
various forms of international cooperation. Lastly, based on an
analysis of current legislation, programs and recommendations,
judicial and contractual practices, customs and trade procedures,
it offers proposals for the developing, improving and unifying
civil law regulation of obligations in the sphere of international
trade in energy resources, as well as methodological
recommendations for drafting foreign trade contracts in the energy
sector.
The monograph explores general provisions, theoretical economic and
legal bases and all practical tools for alternative methods of
judging economic conflicts. The dynamics of modern business at the
new stage of economic development in the 21st century is
accompanied by the emergence of various kinds of economic conflicts
between business entities, and this is the reason for the need to
resolve them. Inclusion of a number of alternative methods in the
Russian legislation and economic practice is very actual and occurs
with the perception of the positive experience of foreign
countries. These methods of judging economic conflicts penetrated
the Russian business environment in the process of interaction
between subjects of the Russian business community with foreign
investors and businessmen. A new scientific result is the
classification developed by the authors of methods for judging
economic conflicts. Classification is based on the principle of
dichotomy, based on the criterion of legislative fixation of
methods for judging economic conflicts, and forms two ""branches"".
The first branch - methods of judging economic conflicts, regulated
by a positive law: mediation, arbitration court, international
commercial arbitration, claim procedure. The second branch is
non-jurisdictional methods, regulated by soft law: ""med-arb"",
""mini court"", judge ""for hire"", financial ombudsman,
discussion. This classification predetermined the need for a
consistent examination of the nature of each type of alternative
methods of judging economic conflicts, based on its attribution to
a specific group of jurisdictional and alternative mechanisms.
The monograph explores general provisions, theoretical economic and
legal bases and all practical tools for alternative methods of
judging economic conflicts. The dynamics of modern business at the
new stage of economic development in the 21st century is
accompanied by the emergence of various kinds of economic conflicts
between business entities, and this is the reason for the need to
resolve them. Inclusion of a number of alternative methods in the
Russian legislation and economic practice is very actual and occurs
with the perception of the positive experience of foreign
countries. These methods of judging economic conflicts penetrated
the Russian business environment in the process of interaction
between subjects of the Russian business community with foreign
investors and businessmen. A new scientific result is the
classification developed by the authors of methods for judging
economic conflicts. Classification is based on the principle of
dichotomy, based on the criterion of legislative fixation of
methods for judging economic conflicts, and forms two ""branches"".
The first branch - methods of judging economic conflicts, regulated
by a positive law: mediation, arbitration court, international
commercial arbitration, claim procedure. The second branch is
non-jurisdictional methods, regulated by soft law: ""med-arb"",
""mini court"", judge ""for hire"", financial ombudsman,
discussion. This classification predetermined the need for a
consistent examination of the nature of each type of alternative
methods of judging economic conflicts, based on its attribution to
a specific group of jurisdictional and alternative mechanisms.
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