Titlebook: Baltic Region—The Region of Cooperation; Gennady Fedorov,Alexander Druzhinin,Tadeusz Palmow Conference proceedings 2020 The Editor(s) (if

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Gennady Fedorov,Alexander Druzhinin,Tadeusz PalmowSummarizes the latest studies in the economic and physical geography of the Baltic Region.Its spatial organisation and transboundary cooperation.Carried out by Russian and Polish Researchers

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,Gestaltung von Schwei?konstruktionen, analogy with the population growth in S. P. Kapitsa’s theory, meaning that its internal laws rather than external constraints determine it. S. P. Kapitsa formulated this concept as the principle of the demographic imperative. Its significant slowdown in the coming years is inevitable. There are two

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,Gestaltung von Schwei?konstruktionen,90s, the term has been used in the evolutionary economic geography. .—dependence on the previous development—makes it structural changes in the economy difficult, and overcoming it requires significant efforts. Economic geographers are studying the regional . and?”lock-in” of development path, shock

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,Technische Unterlagen für die Fertigung,ronmental problems but also into arenas for active transnational economic collaborations. In this study, I address economic integration in the Baltic region—particularly, in its Russian segment—and the effect of today’s geopolitical turbulence on transboundary clustering. The methodological and theo

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,Plattierte St?hle und Schwei?plattierungen,. The Baltic macroregion includes eight members of the European Union and one non-EU country—Russia. The EU pursues the policy aimed at development of socioeconomic ties between the Baltic EU member states and their regions. Russia and its Baltic territories are taking an active part in internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-31688-7on a range of issues. However, over the sovereign period after collapse of the USSR numerous thorny problems have been plaguing the relationships between the countries concerned. Arguably, in the contemporary span of time an array of dramatic discrepancies arises between Russia and the Baltic states

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