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People Matters: Innovations in Institutionally Weak Contexts
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Safronov P.
Our theoretical question is whether subjective implications of innovative processes largely dominated their diffusion within the institutionally weak context of late Soviet socialism and the new Russia of 1990s and why that happened. This subjectification of innovations was first detected through close reading of research philosophical, and/or (auto)biographical accounts produced by members of the Innovation Movement of the time and afterward (Kasprzhak, 1992; Schedrovitsky, 1993; Dneprov, 2006, p. 79; Nemtsev, 2006; Pinsky, 2007, p. 139). Since all of them unanimously emphasized paramount importance of freedom as a primary condition of pedagogical innovation, the task of my own research was to pinpoint this constellation against the background of a comparative historical account of the two superpowers’ educational innovation policies after 1945 and analyze interviews with the former members of innovative movement, periodicals, and archival materials.
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Minkov M., Akaliyski P., Kaasa A. et al., Journal of International Business Studies 2025 Vol. 56 No. 9 P. 1197–1206
Numerous studies focus on the tightness–looseness (TL) dimension of national culture, reporting important implications for business and management. However, the main TL measure has generated a number of theoretical and empirical concerns. It likely reflects unfounded national auto-stereotypes, the conceptual boundary between TL and individualism–collectivism (IC) is blurred, respondents in different societies have different TL-related ...
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Kilinc-Ata N., Proskuryakova L. N., Natural Resources Forum 2026 P. 1–18
The convergence of energy transition and digitalization represents two pivotal trends in the global economy that complement each other. The decrease in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is facilitated by larger Internet access and more substantial investments in research and development. This study sheds light on the dual impact of digitalization and innovation on CO2 emissions ...
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Grimaldi M., Troisi O., Papa A. et al., The Journal of Technology Transfer 2026 Vol. 51 P. 1341–1392
Digital transformation and the possibility to collect large amount of data, the so-called big data, from different sources can lead to the redefinition of business processes, models and infrastructures. In this respect, data-driven decision making (DDDM) emphasizes the need to rethink management practices to view data as a driving force that can improve the effectiveness ...
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Li C., Tiwari S., Kazemzadeh E. et al., Sustainable Development 2026 Vol. 34 No. 5 P. 7109–7139
The transition to renewable energy is a cornerstone of sustainable development, yet it faces significant challenges. Key barriers include grid integration issues, technological immaturity, high initial costs, and policy and regulatory uncertainty. However, overcoming these hurdles offers substantial rewards, including new economic opportunities, lower energy costs, accelerated technological innovation, and more inclusive growth—ultimately paving the ...
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Saraev V., Medovnikov D., Розмирович С. Д. et al., М.: Иннопрактика, 2020.
This report presents a brief summary of the results of a study devoted to the analysis of innovation practices in large Russian companies, their comparison with the most successful international experience, and the identification of opportunities to improve the effectiveness of innovation development tools. ...
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Vasiliev F., Vasilieva E., Мир психологии. Научно-методический журнал 2026 № 2 (125) С. 113–126
This study examines how various team aspects influence their evaluation
of teamwork outcomes. The research was conducted on a targeted sample in Russian
organizations. Using structural equation modeling, three groups of factors were identified:
team aspects that affected cognitive evaluation, emotional evaluation of work, and satisfaction
with the work process (team reputation and commitment); team aspects that did not ...
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Moshnyaga Elena Viktorovna, Hussain I., , in: Proceedings of the International Science Conference “APPLIED RESEARCH. GLOBAL SOLUTIONS” (May 6, 2026). Istanbul. Turkey. Part 2.: Scientific publishing house Infinity, 2026. P. 158–166.
The paper dwells upon the phenomenon of positive communication as
a way of constructing alternative social reality; it is also explored cross- culturally
in interaction with culturally dissimilar Others. Positive communication is contrasted
with negative communication. In this perspective, positive communication
is considered as a social- interactional phenomenon of a pragmatic nature. Cultural
diff erences in conceptualizing positive communication viewed ...
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Ufa: Scientific publishing house Infinity, 2026.
Science Conference Proceedings combine materials of the conference –
research papers and thesis reports of scientific workers. They examine technical,
juridical and sociological aspects of research issues. Some articles deal
with theoretical and methodological approaches and principles of research
questions of personality professionalization.
Authors are responsible for the accuracy of cited publications, facts, figures,
quotations, statistics, proper names and other information. ...
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The conference theme "Thriving Together: Impact, Innovation, and Inclusion in Business and Management" encapsulates the core values and strategic priorities of the British Academy of Management (BAM) for 2024-2028. The theme is also aligned with Royal Holloway, University of London research priorities.
It emphasises the importance of fostering a collaborative and supportive environment within the business and management ...
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Strebkov D., Социологические исследования 2026 № 2 С. 35–47
The article analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the professional activities of Russian-speaking freelancers engaged in creative and intellectual fields. Based on data from online surveys conducted in 2024 and 2025 on the platform Freelance.ru, the research reveals the dynamics of AI usage, the primary tasks assigned to neural networks, and the advantages ...
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Chieregato Vicentin D., Salati Marcondes de Moraes G. H., Fischer B. et al., Journal of Intellectual Capital 2026 Vol. 27 No. 4 P. 951–974
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This study investigates the main contextual determinants of entrepreneurial culture (EC) in emerging ecosystems, interpreting EC as an intangible resource that affects the dynamics of Intellectual Capital within entrepreneurial ecosystems. It analyzes how factors based on the pillars of such ecosystems influence perceptions regarding structural conditions associated with creativity and innovation in a given region.
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М.: Юрайт, 2026.
The course "Innovation Management" is included in most higher education curricula, and a new program, "Innovation," has been launched. This textbook introduces students and aspiring entrepreneurs to the key challenges that arise when implementing innovative projects, as well as the ways and means of addressing them. This course also teaches how to engage relevant specialists ...
Added: March 7, 2026
Filosofova T. G., Сырцов Д. Н., Токанов И. Г., Государственное и муниципальное управление. Ученые записки 2025 № 4 С. 170–180
Agricultural products and their processing industries are a source of human livelihood and determine the socioeconomic development and well-being of any country. Russia is one of the countries where flax has been a key agricultural crop and export item for centuries. Purpose. To identify the prerequisites and opportunities for developing flax and flax-processed product production, ...
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Gulyaev R., Социология власти 2025 Т. 37 № 3 С. 155–176
The article examines the problem of interconnection between strategic, political and technical aspects of organized violence in “History of Peloponnesian War” by Thucydides in its most complex and effective form – maneuver naval combat. According to Thucydides, it is the ability to conduct prolonged naval and land campaigns with ability to concentrate force and resources ...
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Meissner D., Salati Marcondes de Moraes G. H., Brandão Fischer B. et al., / NRU Higher School of Economics. Series WP BRP "Science, Technology and Innovation". 2025. No. WP BRP /STI/2025.
Innovation has long been at the center of debates in economics, management, and organizational studies. However, innovation is never free of uncertainty and risk. Every act of innovation implies a departure from established paths and a willingness to embrace the unknown. From the beginning it's never clear if there is an audience which appreciates the ...
Added: November 28, 2025
Cyril Ilnicki, Raj A., del Rio M. D. et al., Mexico: Universidad panamericana, 2024.
The study, developed by an international consortium, presents the inaugural ranking of human potential in BRICS+ cities, based on UNESCO methodology. The ranking analyzes 100 development-leading cities from 32 BRICS+ countries according to their capacity to develop and realize human potential. The methodology evaluates two interrelated perspectives: the quality of population potential development and the ...
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Factors of Firms’ Export in Non-Energy Industries in a Resource-Rich Country: New Evidence on Russia
Kuzyk M., Simachev Y. V., Fedyunina A., Panoeconomicus 2026 No. 00 P. 26–26
Export activity is a significant challenge for firms and, simultaneously, a "marker" of their efficiency. Both of these circumstances are especially relevant for Russia, as the Russian market is quite large and at the same time is characterised by rather high barriers to entry. In such conditions, Russian firms need an especially strong motivation to ...
Added: October 22, 2025
Sorokin P., Форсайт 2025 Т. 19 № 3 С. 86–97
In the context of various global crises following one another, transformational transitions of major socioeconomic systems to new development models are becoming a frontier of scientific discussions. There is growing need for actors capable of efficiently managing such comprehensive radical transformations focused on innovation. Building up human agency of the transformational type (TA) has always ...
Added: October 2, 2025
Egorov A., Procedia Computer Science 2025 Vol. 266 P. 126–134
This article investigates the impact of innovative activity on the efficiency and financial stability of commercial banks, considering institutional factors and the role of intangible assets. An econometric analysis of panel data from 13 systemically important Russian banks between 2010 and 2022, employing a fixed effects model, reveals that an increase in investments in intangible ...
Added: September 8, 2025
Баянова Л. Ф., Psychology in Russia: State of the Art 2018 Vol. 11 No. 1 P. 61–70
Background. There have been many psychological studies, which show what factors enhance creative thinking in childhood, including studies on the impact of intelligence, personality, self-esteem, and other characteristics. But little is known of the impact of cultural congruence on the enhancement of creative thinking in childhood. In that regard, it would be interesting to explore whether ...
Added: August 25, 2025
Besstremyannaya G., Dasher R., Journal of Corporate Finance Research 2025 Vol. 19 No. 2 P. 5–14
India offers an excellent illustration of a pattern of economic transition when an emerging economy adapts the concept of corporate governance to its economic and cultural environment. A vital component of good corporate governance is corporate governance disclosure, which has received growing attention among researchers of the Indian and BRICS economies.
The present paper provides a meta-review ...
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