The New Russian Encyclopedia (NRE) - the fundamental universal encyclopedic edition. The New Russian Encyclopedia (NRE) - the fundamental universal help and encyclopedic edition presenting to readers the world picture reflecting the current state of scientific knowledge.
The article is devoted of evolution of ideas by Leo Tolsoy is realizated in famous direct "tolstovstvo".
The article is devoted of philosophical views by Leo Tolstoy, we described transitions of ideas from Enlightenment to the philosophy of Life.
The theoretical contribution to economics of two prominent scientists was investigated and described: the first Russian economist with a worldwide reputation, M.I. Tugan-Baranovsky (1865-1919), and the French independent physiocrat and at one time the Comptroller (Minister) of Finance of France Anne Robert Jacques Turgot (1727-1781).
The evolution of the theory of labor value from its origin (partially in Aristotle, mainly starting from the XVII century) until up-to-date, is described, the presentation is structured in stages.
The New Russian Encyclopedia is a fundamental reference publication in 18 volumes that characterizes nature, population, economy, history, science, art, technology and other important aspects. Contains about 60,000 articles, about 30,000 biographies, about 15,000 color illustrations, maps, charts, diagrams, tables. Leaves since 2003.
A comprehensive encyclopedia of the Northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia The Barents region comprises the northernmost parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. It was established in 1993 as a result of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and it is also the first macroregion to move beyond the Cold War's Iron Curtain. Six million people live in the Barents Region. As is the case with nations, there are different understandings of what constitutes a region. Are regions deeply grounded in history and culture or are they created by actors for instrumental reasons? The Barents Region is the prototype of a region made by concrete actors for political purposes, but the historical account shows that there were transnational contacts even before this novel political construction came into being. The encyclopedia represents the ultimate guide to the region bridging the gap between Russia and the Nordic countries in terms of geography, history, ethnicity, religion, cultural content, political systems and economies. It fullfills the project about the Barents Region which started with The Barents Region. A Transnational History of Subarctic Northern Europe. This first book provides a research-based history of the Barents Region from 800-2010 written by history researcher within the thirteen sub-regions of the Barents Region.
The New Russian Encyclopedia is a fundamental reference publication in 18 volumes that characterizes nature, population, economy, history, science, art, technology and other important aspects. Contains about 60,000 articles, about 30,000 biographies, about 15,000 color illustrations, maps, charts, diagrams, tables. Leaves since 2003.