ISSN: 2222‑0372 (online)

Russian Journal of Innovation Economics

Indexed in Ulrich's, RSCI. Published since 2011.

Vol. 8, Number 1 (January-March 2018)

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Zozulya D.M.

  Digitalization of the Russian economy and industry 4.0: challenges and prospects*

1-14

Baranova I.V., Mayorov S.V.

 Informatization of production activities as a tool to improve the reliability of managerial decisions adopted*

15-24

Kamenik L.L.

  Ecological and economic balance - a strategy for managing innovative development of the society of the XXI century*

25-38

Ermoshina T.V.

 Investment support for innovation economy*

39-50

Ataeva A.G.

  Methodical issues of formation of strategic documents of regional innovative development*

51-68

Kazarina M.V., Vladimirova O.N.

 Review of analytical support for the assessment of scientific organizations' resources*

69-78

Avdzeyko V.I., Karnyshev V.I., Mescheryakov R.V.

 Patent analysis. Identification of promising and breakthrough technologies*

79-90

Detter G.F.

 Creation of a functionally complete innovation infrastructure in the ecosystem of the Arctic regions*

91-104

Kovkov D.V., Bichurin Kh.I., Boldyrev D.A., Smolova E.A.

  Analysis and assessment of R&D performance of space industry companies on the basis of scientific citation database*

105-116

Glebova O.V., Simonov A.V.

  Managing economic security of participants of high-tech projects for development and production of dual and civil products based on the contract approach*

117-128

Vdovina A.A.

  Perspective technologies of the oil and gas industry in the framework of formation of new technological modes of social development*

129-140

Beilin I.L.

 Three-factor model for managing the sustainability of an innovative chemical project under conditions of economic uncertainty*

141-154

Strakhova E. N.

  System of state regulation of foreign trade activity in Russia: methodological approaches to the dynamic analysis of development*

155-168

Stepanova E.S.

 Directions of international inter-firm cooperation by Russian information and communication companies, taking into account the experience of Finland*

169-184

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