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Экономическое обоснование создания оборонной "опорной зоны" развития арктического региона России

Экономическое обоснование создания оборонной "опорной зоны" развития арктического региона России

Abstract

Рассмотрены теоретические основы перехода от доказавшего свою неэффективность "непрерывного" развития территорий Крайнего Севера России к "очаговому" развитию, основанному на концентрации ресурсов в пределах якорных секторов регионального хозяйства. Доказан оборонный профиль Кольской "опорной точки", входящей в систему восьми "опорных зон", локализованных соответственно в каждом арктическом субъекте Российской Федерации. С позиций новой экономической географии обосновано значение коммуникационной сети для обеспечения эффективного функционирования военно-морских арктических закрытых административно-территориальных образований, выступающих ядром "опорной точки" оборонного значения

The paper considers the theoretical foundations of the transition from "continuous" development of the Russian territories of the Far North that proved to be ineffective to the "focal" development based on the concentration of resources within the anchor sectors of the regional economy. The defensive specialisation of the Kola "bearing point" which is a part of the system of eight "bearing zones" located respectively in each of the Arctic regions of Russia is being proved. The value of communication networks in ensuring the effective functioning of naval Arctic closed cities as a core of the defense "bearing point" is discussed from the standpoint of the new economic geography

Keywords

ЗАПАДНАЯ АРКТИКА,АРКТИЧЕСКАЯ ЗОНА РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ,"ОПОРНЫЕ ТОЧКИ","ОПОРНЫЕ ЗОНЫ",ЗАКРЫТЫЕ АДМИНИСТРАТИВНО-ТЕРРИТОРИАЛЬНЫЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ,ТЕОРИЯ НОВОЙ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ГЕОГРАФИИ,WESTERN ARCTIC,ARCTIC ZONE OF RUSSIA,"BEARING POINTS","BEARING ZONES",CLOSED CITIES,THEORY OF NEW ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

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