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Artist And Insanity. From Classical Antiquity To The Modern Age

Alexander A. Pylkin
,
Victoria V. Khlystenko
,
Nina A. Sokolova*
,
Karina G. Antonian

Keywords: Creation, artist, insanity, problems of aesthetics, history of philosophy, modern concepts

Article no: 81

Pages 764-772

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.81

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Original Article

Artistic Creativity As A Basis For A Future Professor-Musician’s Socio-Communicative Competence Development

Guzel Daynova
,
Leysyan Karimova
,
Irma Levina
,
Tatyana Politaeva

Keywords: Artistic creation, professor-musician, socio-communicative competence

Article no: 39

Pages 372-383

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.39

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Original Article

Creative Competence And Reflexive Competence As Required Characteristics Of A Modern Student

T. A. Zhdanko Zhdanko
,
A. G. Shumovskaya
,
T. F. Usheva

Keywords: Competitiveness of student personality, creative competence, reflexive competence, scientific co-creation, reflexive methods, meta-subjects

Article no: 206

Pages 1773-1781

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.206

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Original Article

Knowledge Inflow And Competitive Advantage Of MNC Subsidiaries In Malaysia

Vijayalakchimi Subramaniam
,
Shankar Chelliah

Keywords: MNC subsidiary, competitive advantage, knowledge inflow, knowledge creation capability.

Article no: 75

Pages 829-838

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.75

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Original Article

State Educational Insurance as a Basis for Continuous Wellbeing of a Man and Society

 Zatepyakin Oleg
,
Filippova Tatyana
,
Chesnokova Irina
,
Buryhin Boris

Keywords: State educational insurance, capitalization of knowledge, system of education, creation of workforce, continuous wellbeing

Article no: 28

Pages 209-216

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.28

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Original Article

Foreign Manufacturers In The Value Chains Creation Of The Russian Automotive Industry

D.V. Aleshkova
,
E.S. Smolina
,
A.V. Shepelev
,
O.O. Kandrashkina
,
I.A. Zharinova

Keywords: Value chain creation, automotive industry, car components, trend data, imported car components, foreign supplier.

Article no: 111

Pages 1108-1114

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.111

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Management Strategy on Dividend Payout Policy Moderated by Board Composition

Bedah Ahmad
,
Muthyaah Mohd Jamil
ORCiD ,
Muhammad Nazmul Hoque
ORCiD

Keywords: Board Composition, Dividend Payout, Management Strategy, Shareholder Wealth, Value Creation

Article no: 87

Pages 1064-1073

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2023.11.87

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Children and Youth: Inclusive-Factors in the Provision of Recreational Facilities in Nigeria

Mohd Ismail Isa
,
Badaruddin Mohamed
,
Shida Irwana Omar*
,
Peter Musa Wash

Keywords: Recreational facilities, provision, inclusiveness, children and youth, greater Jos. Plateau State, Nigeria

Article no: 71

Pages 708-718

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2019.12.71

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