INFLUENCE OF SECTORAL SANCTIONS ONTO THE FOOD SECURITY OF RUSSIA

ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЕ СЕКТОРАЛЬНЫХ САНКЦИЙ НА ПРОДОВОЛЬСТВЕННУЮ БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ РОССИИ

Ivanova Daria (Иванова Д.Е.), Pavlyukova Antonina (Павлюкова А.В.) and Yalov Alexander (Ялов А.М.)
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Ivanova Daria (Иванова Д.Е.): South-Russian Institute of Management – branch of Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
Pavlyukova Antonina (Павлюкова А.В.): Don Cossack state institute of food technologies and business – branch of Moscow State University of Technology and Management by the name of K.G.Razumovskiy (First Cossack University)
Yalov Alexander (Ялов А.М.): Volgodonsk Branch of Rostov law Institute of the Ministry of internal Affairs of the Russian Federation

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2020, vol. 4, 91-96

Abstract: Imperatives of food security are largely determined on the basis of economic policy, as well as on the basis of the use of various tools and technologies for regulating agricultural and food markets. This means that it is impossible to study the basic problems related to the organization of food security without defining these points. The article analyzes the historical approach and describes the key periods associated with the formation of food security. The author defines the role and impact of sectoral sanctions on the food security system of the Russian Federation, and also identifies key areas that contribute to the development of import substitution in the Russian Federation.

Keywords: food security; sanctions; sectoral structure; import substitution; agricultural sector; food crisis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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