A N Pilyasov
Biographic Data
| ID | 9434070 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A N Pilyasov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A N |
| FAMILY NAME | Pilyasov |
| SIGNATURE | PILYASOV A N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Space We Lost (on the New Strategy for Spatial Development of Russia-2036)
The subject of study of this article is the transforming Russian space. The aim is to develop a new network-based (communication) model of it, suitable for integration into administrative documents and forecasting upcoming technological changes. The concept of the space of socioeconomic interactions proposed by the author is based on the idea of three levels—national, regional and local—and three types of spatial diffusion carried out through dif…
The Covid-19 Pandemic in the Regions of Greater Siberia
The object of the study was the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Siberia in 2020–2021. The authors examined this process with a case study of 15 federal subjects. The aim of the study is to explain the mechanism and result (in excess mortality) of penetration of the coronavirus into Siberia, based on the characteristic features of the space of Siberian regions. The novelty of the approach is the use of the most reliable monthly excess mortality…
Location of Productive Forces in Russia in an Innovation Economy
The relevance of the topic is determined by a pioneering attempt to generalize, based on world experience and Russian realities of the last three decades, new patterns in the location of Russia’s productive forces arising in connection with innovative modernization of the national economy. This research objective has identified the solution to three main problems: (1) identification and characterization of urban agglomerations, economic clusters,…
Regional Investment Policy
The article is devoted to investment policy, in its most interesting case when it is designed to change the path of a region’s development established over decades. The grassroots innovative potential of investment policy is shown, which is understood as the plans and intentions of local entrepreneurs who are able, independently or with state support, to make investments in new areas of development. Their investment potential, as a rule, is not c…
A New Interdisciplinary Scientific Field
The article establishes the expediency of the formation of Arctic regional science as a new interdisciplinary scientific field. The existing realities of the economic development of Arctic territories cannot always be explained by mainstream economic theories developed for high-density areas of the temperate zone. Rare anomalies that may occur in the temperate zone tend to drive back to the research periphery, whereas such things are commonplace …
Concept of proximity
The article is dedicated to the relatively new concept of proximity. Emerging at the turn of the century in European regional science (economic geography and regional economics), this concept relies on a long-standing tradition of spatial studies (ranging from J. Thünen’s works to regional cluster and urban agglomeration studies). Proximity focuses on the evaluation and analysis of potential interaction between different objects in view of their …
Russia’s Arctic frontier
The paper demonstrates the contradictions and paradoxes of Russia’s Transpolar territories, related to transformation of the Arctic from a global periphery to a global frontier. The first paradox is the strong contrasts between the poles of poverty and wealth in light of the fact that Russia is the absolute champion of GRP produced in the Arctic. Other paradoxes are as follows. The Arctic imports a large amount of fuel and lubricant materials whi…
Arctic policy in an era of global instability
The results of studies of the formation of Arctic policies and Arctic strategies of different countries under the conditions of globalization and climate change, as well as geopolitical and economic trends, are presented. The positions of the Arctic countries are shown on the basis of the analysis of a composite index, which characterizes their resources, infrastructure, and socio-economic development. Resource and innovative aspects of the devel…
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Arctic policy in an era of global instability
The results of studies of the formation of Arctic policies and Arctic strategies of different countries under the conditions of globalization and climate change, as well as geopolitical and economic trends, are presented. The positions of the Arctic countries are shown on the basis of the analysis of a composite index, which characterizes their resources, infrastructure, and socio-economic development. Resource and innovative aspects of the devel…
Russia’s Arctic frontier
The paper demonstrates the contradictions and paradoxes of Russia’s Transpolar territories, related to transformation of the Arctic from a global periphery to a global frontier. The first paradox is the strong contrasts between the poles of poverty and wealth in light of the fact that Russia is the absolute champion of GRP produced in the Arctic. Other paradoxes are as follows. The Arctic imports a large amount of fuel and lubricant materials whi…
Concept of proximity
The article is dedicated to the relatively new concept of proximity. Emerging at the turn of the century in European regional science (economic geography and regional economics), this concept relies on a long-standing tradition of spatial studies (ranging from J. Thünen’s works to regional cluster and urban agglomeration studies). Proximity focuses on the evaluation and analysis of potential interaction between different objects in view of their …
A New Interdisciplinary Scientific Field
The article establishes the expediency of the formation of Arctic regional science as a new interdisciplinary scientific field. The existing realities of the economic development of Arctic territories cannot always be explained by mainstream economic theories developed for high-density areas of the temperate zone. Rare anomalies that may occur in the temperate zone tend to drive back to the research periphery, whereas such things are commonplace …
Regional Investment Policy
The article is devoted to investment policy, in its most interesting case when it is designed to change the path of a region’s development established over decades. The grassroots innovative potential of investment policy is shown, which is understood as the plans and intentions of local entrepreneurs who are able, independently or with state support, to make investments in new areas of development. Their investment potential, as a rule, is not c…
The Covid-19 Pandemic in the Regions of Greater Siberia
The object of the study was the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Siberia in 2020–2021. The authors examined this process with a case study of 15 federal subjects. The aim of the study is to explain the mechanism and result (in excess mortality) of penetration of the coronavirus into Siberia, based on the characteristic features of the space of Siberian regions. The novelty of the approach is the use of the most reliable monthly excess mortality…
Location of Productive Forces in Russia in an Innovation Economy
The relevance of the topic is determined by a pioneering attempt to generalize, based on world experience and Russian realities of the last three decades, new patterns in the location of Russia’s productive forces arising in connection with innovative modernization of the national economy. This research objective has identified the solution to three main problems: (1) identification and characterization of urban agglomerations, economic clusters,…
The Space We Lost (on the New Strategy for Spatial Development of Russia-2036)
The subject of study of this article is the transforming Russian space. The aim is to develop a new network-based (communication) model of it, suitable for integration into administrative documents and forecasting upcoming technological changes. The concept of the space of socioeconomic interactions proposed by the author is based on the idea of three levels—national, regional and local—and three types of spatial diffusion carried out through dif…
Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Arctic (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works)