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Бюрократы без бюро: Новгород Великий как лаборатория выработки московского языка описания
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The article is about the history of the formation of the language of Muscovite bureaucratic language of description in the context of the study of the development of ranks in the northwestern borderland of the Novgorod land in late 15th—early 16th c. The article raises the issue of the construction of new ranks by Muscovite clerks depending on specific political and geographical circumstances. The language of bureaucratic documentation created on the fly as a response to the challenge of the diversity of the Moscow state. The Narva region as a border zone was one of the specific testing grounds for the construction of a complex hierarchy of new ranks and the formation of the Moscow business language as a whole. The creation of new groups in the Jam and Ivangorod districts is traced on biographical material. The legitimacy of identifying ranks and estates is disputed. The process of development of the bureaucratic system towards simplification during the first centuries of Moscow statehood is considered.
Zakrzhevskaya J., Ученые записки Новгородского государственного университета 2026 Т. 61 № 2 С. 380–389
The article examines the conditions of Russo-Swedish treaties for resolving border conflicts. Between 1482 and 1510, special judges from Korela and Oreshek were appointed, whose names were specified in the agreements. Comparison with the 1500 cadastre of Votskaya Pyatina revealed that disputes of border territory residents were entrusted to local natives. The article establishes the ...
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Liakhnovich K., Lashinin O., Babkin A. et al., Proceedings of the 48th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval 2025 P. 2754–2758
Relevance and diversity are critical objectives in modern information retrieval (IR), particularly in recommender systems. Achieving a balance between relevance (exploitation) and diversity (exploration) optimizes user satisfaction and business goals such as catalog coverage and novelty. While existing post-processing reranking methods address this trade-off, they usually rely on greedy strategies, leading to suboptimal outcomes for ...
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Selin A. A., Древняя Русь. Вопросы медиевистики 2025 № 4(102) С. 192–197
The article is about the practices of voivodeship governance in the border towns of Moscow's North-West between the end of the Baltic Wars and the Time of Troubles. Two conflicts between Prince Vasily Ivanovich Rostovskij-Belogolov, the voivode in Ivangorod, and his deputies demonstrate the specific distribution of authority between voivodes, partly the principles of voivodeship ...
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Dong M., Mayskaya Tatiana, Journal of Economic Theory 2024 Vol. 222 Article 105932
We study how a reduction in communication cost affects equilibrium diversity (in expertise) in hiring decisions. The key trade-off is that, while hiring a more diverse team may enlarge the team's pool of knowledge, it also makes communication between the hired experts more challenging. Equilibrium diversity balances this trade-off. We find that equilibrium diversity may ...
Added: November 22, 2025
Vallverdú J., Alshanskaia E., BioNanoScience 2025 Vol. 15 Article 406
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems have predominantly mirrored neurotypical brain architectures (NBA), optimizing for efficiency, predictability, and standardized cognitive patterns. However, non-neurotypical brains (NNB) exhibit unique neurochemical, hormonal, and functional mechanisms that underpin divergent thinking, creativity, and alternative problem-solving strategies. Drawing from evolutionary biology, we emphasize how neurodiversity serves as a critical mechanism for adaptability, survival, ...
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Akhmedova E., Guterman A., Spiridonov I., Linear Algebra and its Applications 2025 Vol. 709 P. 331 – 341
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Parshakov P., Schöber T., Stadtmann G. et al., Journal of Electronic Gaming and Esports 2024 Vol. 2 No. 1 P. 1–8
The role of national diversity in sports and esports teams is a well-established field of research. Nevertheless, earlier studies primarily concentrated on assessing performance, based on criteria like prize money or the frequency of podium finishes. In this paper, we analyze the esports data of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams to shed light on the question of ...
Added: September 6, 2024
Rastvortseva S., Kameneva E., Journal of Economic Structures 2024 Vol. 13 Article 11
Nowadays the efforts of not only companies, but also governments in different countries are aimed at the development of 5G technologies. On the one hand, the introduction of 5G is an expensive process that requires investments in the development, deployment and maintenance of infrastructure, the involvement of a large number of market participants and service ...
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Beerkens M., Anna Panova, Vasari P., , in: Internationalization and the Academic Profession: Comparative PerspectivesVol. 24: Internationalization and the Academic Profession.: Springer, 2023. Ch. 5 P. 95–112.
Contemporary universities have many different tasks. Next to the traditional research and teaching mission, universities are also expected to engage in other activities that create social value. A balance between these different tasks varies across higher education systems, institutions, and individuals. This chapter examines the position of international staff on this landscape of different missions. ...
Added: April 10, 2023
Muenster: Zaphon, 2023.
This volume is dedicated to the 'supporting actors' in the history of Egyptology, who are often outside the spotlight. It by no means intends to trivialise the achievements of the 'main characters', nor do the editors intend to instrumentalise the history of science for socio-political purposes. Rather, the performance of various groups of actors, including the lesser ...
Added: February 15, 2023
McKeag J., McLeod J., Star S. et al., Journal of Global Sport Management 2023
This study examined board composition in national sport federations (NSF) in the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa). BRICS is a significant geopolitical group with a strong history and interest in sport, yet there has been relatively limited sport governance research in this context. Specifically, this study measured levels of board diversity ...
Added: January 5, 2023
Evseeva M., Journal of New Economy 2020 Т. 21 № 3 С. 132–157
At the local level, regions are the entities that have to grapple with the problem of Russia’s technological breakthrough directly. The paper aims to uncover the reasons behind the differences in technological development of the subjects of the Ural macroregion. The economics of complexity and new Schumpeterian theory of economic growth constitute the methodological basis ...
Added: October 27, 2022
Philip V.Toukach, Egorova K. S., Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal 2022 Vol. 20 P. 5466–5476
In this paper, we present the results of a systematic statistical analysis of the fungal glycome in comparison with the prokaryotic and protistal glycomes as described in the scientific literature and presented in the Carbohydrate Structure Database (CSDB). The monomeric and dimeric compositions of glycans, their non-carbohydrate modifications, glycosidic linkages, sizes of structures, branching degree ...
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Dvoryashina M. M., Tarasenko E. A., IFAC-PapersOnLine 2021 Vol. 54 No. 13 P. 323–326
: The COVID-19 pandemic has led to explosive growth in telemedicine solutions. On the one hand, this is an important moment for the development of telehealth, which promotes inclusion and diversity, and reduces inequalities in health care. On the other hand, telehealth may be less accessible to minorities such as people with cancer, heart disease, ...
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Nedoluzhko A., Gladysheva-Azgari M., Shalgimbayeva G. et al., Aquaculture 2021 Vol. 544 Article 737049
At least three subspecies of the common carp, namely, Cyprinus carpio carpio, C. carpio haematopterus, and C. carpio viridiviolaceus, have been described to date. These subspecies natively inhabit Ponto-Caspian and Far Eastern regions, as well as northern Vietnam, but they have also been introduced into aquaculture in almost every region of the world where the environmental conditions are suitable. Moreover, common carp is one of the most widely cultured freshwater fish species in the world. In northern Vietnam, common carp fisheries and aquacultural production are of great economic importance. Investigation of the subspecies ...
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Makushina E., Евсиков Н. А., Вестник Московского университета. Серия 6: Экономика 2021 Т. 2 № 2021 (2) С. 140–158
The article examines changes in corporate governance bodies in connection with financial results dynamics of German, Austrian and Swiss companies. The main objective of the study was to trace causal links between financial indicators and boards’ gender composition. The paper used reports of European companies to determine boards’ compositions and financial results.
Using a sample of ...
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Prosvirkina E. Y., Bert W., Journal of Business Management 2018 No. 15 P. 45–59
Background: Several worldwide studies demonstrate that the diversity of a top management team (TMT) depends on the organizational characteristics of business organizations. Though this topic has been studied in different countries, it is not well researched in Russia, especially for some industries, including the banking sector. The main purpose of the research is to study ...
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Prosvirkina E. Y., Bert W., , in: Crossing Borders in Gender and Culture.: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018. Ch. 9 P. 144–153.
This research is devoted to the increasing role of women in management of banks in Russia. Data collection is based on public information from 178 websites of banks as well as other sources. This research demonstrated that in 91% of banks at least one member of Executive Board is a woman, and in 22.5% the ...
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Temereva E., Biology Bulletin 2018 Vol. 45 No. 7 P. 617–639
Phoronida is a phylum of marine invertebrates with a worldwide distribution. Currently, there are
14 species of phoronids in the world fauna, but this number may increase, based on the latest research. In the
present study, the morphology and microanatomy of a new phoronid species, Phoronis savinkini sp. n., from
the Gulf of Tonkin in the South China ...
Added: October 18, 2019
Boehnke K., Stuttgart: Robert Bosch Stiftung GmbH, 2019.
Germany is a diverse country, a fact that offers opportunities for future development in a globalized world, but also poses challenges for the social coexistence of people. The majority of Germans tend to regard increasing diversity as an asset rather than a danger, and the acceptance of social diversity in Germany is well developed. At ...
Added: September 23, 2019