METHODOLOGICAL BASES OF BUILDING THE GEOECONOMIC STRATEGY OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ ПОСТРОЕНИЯ ГЕОЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ СТРАТЕГИИ РЕГИОНАЛЬНОГО РАЗВИТИЯ

Ishchenko-Padukova Oksana (Ищенко-Падукова О.А.) and Movchan Irina (Мовчан И.В.)
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Ishchenko-Padukova Oksana (Ищенко-Падукова О.А.): Southern Federal University
Movchan Irina (Мовчан И.В.): Southern Federal University

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2019, vol. 3, 97-101

Abstract: The tendencies of deepening economic integration are characteristic of both the global economy and national and local economic systems. The institutionalization of economic interaction at the level of the world economy facilitated the simplification of many international economic procedures and the coordination of trade relations between countries. However, at the local level, the region acts as an economic space for both national and international integration. The conceptual basis for building a geo-economic strategy for regional development is to ensure the economic sovereignty of the region, competitiveness and integration into the global economic space.

Keywords: geo-economics; geostrategy; geopolitics; methodology; geopolitics; territorial development; regional growth; economic methods in public administration; a global economic system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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