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PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 4 (92), 2024
PROBLEMS OF MODERNIZATION AND TRANSITION TO INNOVATIVE ECONOMY
Rysak N. V.
Doctoral student, Department of General Economic Theory and History of Economic Thought St. Petersburg State University of Economics, PhD (Economics)

Multi-stage modernization of the Russian economy and development of interstate technological alliances (Russia, St. Petersburg)
The article discusses a comprehensive approach to the formation of a new model of Russia’s development and the growth of its leadership positions in the world system. This approach involves a combination of neo-modernization processes and increased interactions in international alliances. The author analyzes competitive advantages and barriers to the development of existing and future alliances, with particular attention to the formation of institutional conditions for transformations.
Key words: modernization, technological sovereignty
Pages: 63 - 65



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