С С Лачининский
Biographic Data
| ID | 3571892 |
|---|---|
| NAME | С С Лачининский |
| GIVEN NAMES | С С |
| FAMILY NAME | Лачининский |
| SIGNATURE | ЛАЧИНИНСКИЙ С С |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0885-6992 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Modern Methods for Studying the Spatial Structure of Urban Agglomerations (a Case Study of the St. Petersburg Urban Agglomeration)
the article reviews and substantiates research methods and data sources on the dynamics of the spatial structure of the largest urban agglomerations in Russia. The object of the study is modern methods for studying urban agglomerations based on new data sources. A case study of the number two urban agglomeration in Russia—St. Petersburg urban agglomeration—shows that interdisciplinary synthesis of socioeconomic geography, regional economics, urba…
Geoeconomic Risks Faced by the Russian Baltic Region Amid a Deteriorating Geopolitical Situation
This article is a conceptual theoretical-empirical study of the geopolitical risks the Baltic Russian regions have faced amid the deteriorating geopolitical situation observed since 2014. The Baltic Russian regions are in a vulnerable position because of their geographical vicinity to EU countries, with which they share common borders, and the dramatically worsening military and political situation. To analyse geoeconomic risks, the author employ…
Russia in the World Ocean
One of the modern global trends is the accelerated formation of a “blue economy” based on transport and logistics, resource and raw materials, and other opportunities of the seas and oceans, which occupy more than 70% of the Earth’s surface. The article substantiates the growth in the importance of maritime economic activity for the Russian Federation and emphasizes the peculiarities of realizing its interests in the World Ocean, taking into acco…
Economic and Demographic Dynamics of Settlements in Leningrad Oblast
This article presents an original method of assessing the influence of the factor of transborder clustering on the economic and demographic dynamics of the Leningrad oblast territories. It is shown that the economic potential is primarily focused in towns (especially in district centers), as well as in rural settlements neighboring St. Petersburg. Amid the crisis trends evident since summer—autumn 2014, the majority of settlements hosting the com…
Coastal Cities and Agglomerations in the Innovative Space of Western Russia
A wide range of scientific studies worldwide reflects the influence of the coastal situation factor. The shift of socioeconomic activity and the settlement system to the sea and ocean coasts forms the prerequisites for changing the national innovation landscape. The paper revolves around coastal cities and agglomerations in western Russia based on how they influence innovation processes. The authors present a typology and emphasize the characteri…
Post-Soviet urban environment
Cities form the backbone of human civilization, but only 600 of them become centers of world development. A special elite club consists of 183 world cities (according to Globalization and World Cities Research Network (GaWC) methodology), which represent the network substance of the globalized geoeconomic space. It is cities that lay down the global policy agenda, determine guidelines of economic management, and generate innovations and technolog…
The geoeconomic factor in shaping the spatial pattern of St. Petersburg’s coastal area
The influence of geoeconomic factors in the spatial pattern of St. Petersburg’s coastal area is analyzed in this paper on a global level taking into account the integration of St. Petersburg and its surroundings into global value-added chains and transportation and logistic schemes; on a macroregional level taking into account the development of the leading port and industrial complexes in the Baltic Sea and the expansion of pipeline projects; an…
Evolution of the ideas and contents of geoeconomic studies
This article is devoted to geoeconomics as one of trends in social geography. Major works by Russian and foreign researchers are considered critically; the origins of geoeconomics within economic geography are given. Trends in the evolution of geoeconomic ideas in the United States and in Russian science are disclosed in depth. A new notion of a geoeconomic tent is introduced. The geoeconomic space is seen as a complex network transborder system
Saint Petersburg as a Global Coastal City
The Baltic region consists of coastal areas of nine countries — Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. The region’s hubs are the port cities located along the Baltic Sea coast. However, Peter Taylor and Saskia Sassen’s classification identifies higher status cities and ‘global cities’, which are to be considered in the global context. Seven coastal regions are distinguished within this region, whose org…
Modern understanding of ‘geoeconomic position’ and the Saint Petersburg agglomeration
Current trends in geoeconomic studies in Russia
In this article, the author describes the main development issues of geoeconomic studies in the Russia. We analyzed publications on geoeconomics within the context of social geography, international studies, economics, and sociology. As a distinct scientific field, based on several scientific disciplines, such as geography of the world economy, international economics, geopolitics, and others, geoeconomics forms its own theory, methodology, and m…
First Population Census of Sudan 1955/6. Townplanners' Supplement
Saint Petersburg as a Global Coastal City
The Baltic region consists of coastal areas of nine countries — Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. The region’s hubs are the port cities located along the Baltic Sea coast. However, Peter Taylor and Saskia Sassen’s classification identifies higher status cities and ‘global cities’, which are to be considered in the global context. Seven coastal regions are distinguished within this region, whose org…
First Population Census of Sudan 1955/6. Townplanners' Supplement
Current trends in geoeconomic studies in Russia
In this article, the author describes the main development issues of geoeconomic studies in the Russia. We analyzed publications on geoeconomics within the context of social geography, international studies, economics, and sociology. As a distinct scientific field, based on several scientific disciplines, such as geography of the world economy, international economics, geopolitics, and others, geoeconomics forms its own theory, methodology, and m…
Modern understanding of ‘geoeconomic position’ and the Saint Petersburg agglomeration
Evolution of the ideas and contents of geoeconomic studies
This article is devoted to geoeconomics as one of trends in social geography. Major works by Russian and foreign researchers are considered critically; the origins of geoeconomics within economic geography are given. Trends in the evolution of geoeconomic ideas in the United States and in Russian science are disclosed in depth. A new notion of a geoeconomic tent is introduced. The geoeconomic space is seen as a complex network transborder system
Saint Petersburg as a Global Coastal City
The Baltic region consists of coastal areas of nine countries — Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. The region’s hubs are the port cities located along the Baltic Sea coast. However, Peter Taylor and Saskia Sassen’s classification identifies higher status cities and ‘global cities’, which are to be considered in the global context. Seven coastal regions are distinguished within this region, whose org…
The geoeconomic factor in shaping the spatial pattern of St. Petersburg’s coastal area
The influence of geoeconomic factors in the spatial pattern of St. Petersburg’s coastal area is analyzed in this paper on a global level taking into account the integration of St. Petersburg and its surroundings into global value-added chains and transportation and logistic schemes; on a macroregional level taking into account the development of the leading port and industrial complexes in the Baltic Sea and the expansion of pipeline projects; an…
Post-Soviet urban environment
Cities form the backbone of human civilization, but only 600 of them become centers of world development. A special elite club consists of 183 world cities (according to Globalization and World Cities Research Network (GaWC) methodology), which represent the network substance of the globalized geoeconomic space. It is cities that lay down the global policy agenda, determine guidelines of economic management, and generate innovations and technolog…
Economic and Demographic Dynamics of Settlements in Leningrad Oblast
This article presents an original method of assessing the influence of the factor of transborder clustering on the economic and demographic dynamics of the Leningrad oblast territories. It is shown that the economic potential is primarily focused in towns (especially in district centers), as well as in rural settlements neighboring St. Petersburg. Amid the crisis trends evident since summer—autumn 2014, the majority of settlements hosting the com…
Coastal Cities and Agglomerations in the Innovative Space of Western Russia
A wide range of scientific studies worldwide reflects the influence of the coastal situation factor. The shift of socioeconomic activity and the settlement system to the sea and ocean coasts forms the prerequisites for changing the national innovation landscape. The paper revolves around coastal cities and agglomerations in western Russia based on how they influence innovation processes. The authors present a typology and emphasize the characteri…
Russia in the World Ocean
One of the modern global trends is the accelerated formation of a “blue economy” based on transport and logistics, resource and raw materials, and other opportunities of the seas and oceans, which occupy more than 70% of the Earth’s surface. The article substantiates the growth in the importance of maritime economic activity for the Russian Federation and emphasizes the peculiarities of realizing its interests in the World Ocean, taking into acco…
Geoeconomic Risks Faced by the Russian Baltic Region Amid a Deteriorating Geopolitical Situation
This article is a conceptual theoretical-empirical study of the geopolitical risks the Baltic Russian regions have faced amid the deteriorating geopolitical situation observed since 2014. The Baltic Russian regions are in a vulnerable position because of their geographical vicinity to EU countries, with which they share common borders, and the dramatically worsening military and political situation. To analyse geoeconomic risks, the author employ…
Modern Methods for Studying the Spatial Structure of Urban Agglomerations (a Case Study of the St. Petersburg Urban Agglomeration)
the article reviews and substantiates research methods and data sources on the dynamics of the spatial structure of the largest urban agglomerations in Russia. The object of the study is modern methods for studying urban agglomerations based on new data sources. A case study of the number two urban agglomeration in Russia—St. Petersburg urban agglomeration—shows that interdisciplinary synthesis of socioeconomic geography, regional economics, urba…
Economic geography (10 works) · Economics (10 works) · Geography (10 works) · Economy (9 works) · Regional science (9 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (5 works) · Russian federation (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)