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Developing Russia's Far East and Siberia: the Interplay of National, Regional and Global Implications.

P. 19–37.
Kanaev E.

The chapter is devoted to the interplay of national, regional and global implications in the framework of developing Russia's Siberia and Far East and creating a cooperation bettween Asia-Pacific region and these regions.

Language: English
Full text
Keywords: Russian regionsregional policyscenarios for Russia's developmentRussia's Far EastRussia's SiberiaRussia's regional policy
Publication based on the results of:
Theoretical and Practical Aspects of the opportunities of Siberia and Far East’s integration in Asia-Pacific’s economic processes (2014)

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International Cooperation and Development of Russia's Siberia and Far East
Croydon: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
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