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Original Article

Legal Aspects Of Industrial Policy Transformation In The Conditions Of Digitalization

I. G. Tyutyunnik
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E. P. Simaeva*
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L. V. Obolenskaya

Keywords: Digital economy, industrial policy, digitalization legal regulation, digital transformation, Artificial Intelligence, robotics

Article no: 209

Pages 1456-1461

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.209

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Original Article

Analysis Of International Experience In The Commercialization Of Scientific Research Results

A.A. Bakulina
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O.V. Loseva
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I.V. Raeva
,
K.E. Kalinkina

Keywords: Scientific research, results of intellectual activity, models and forms of innovation commercialization, digital economy.

Article no: 43

Pages 426-441

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.43

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Original Article

Influence Of Digital Environment On The Transformation Of Banking Customer Service Technologies

I.G. Zaytseva
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A.V. Vetkina
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L.N. Mozul
,
O.A. Alexandrova

Keywords: Banking services, digital economy, information technology, innovative development, online banking, transformation processes.

Article no: 74

Pages 692-699

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.74

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Original Article

Municipal Governance In The Digital Economy: Legal Aspect

A. G. Khabibullin
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V. K. Barchukov
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A. A. Petrogradskaya

Keywords: Digital economy, electronic municipality, information technology, legal regulation, municipal government

Article no: 195

Pages 1635-1641

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.195

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Original Article

Digital Economy: Humanitarian And Ethical Aspects Of Development

Sinko Galina Iosifovna
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Tcyplakova Elena Germanovna
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Vospitannik Irina Vladimirovna
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Veronica N. Kuzmenkova
,
Irina Fedorovna Merkulova

Keywords: Digital economy, chrematistics, Protestant ethics, philosophy of economy, ethics

Article no: 448

Pages 3373-3378

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.448

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Original Article

Mathematical Modeling Of Information Security Risks Inherent In Using Blockchain Technology

A. V. Korablev*
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M. V. Petrushova
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T. G. Sakova

Keywords: Digital economy, blockchain, information risks, fuzzy measuring scales, membership functions

Article no: 167

Pages 1163-1169

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.167

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Original Article

Updating The Socio-Professional Competence Of The Digital Economy Specialist

G. D. Khoroshavina
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Hao Shouming
,
V. N. Pozdnyakov

Keywords: Digital competencies, digital economy, professional education, socio-cultural approach, transversal skills

Article no: 76

Pages 627-635

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.76

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Original Article

The Effectiveness Monitoring Of System's Development For Independent Qualifications Assessment

T. M. Tarasova*
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E. P. Pecherskaya
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A. I. Krivtsov
,
I. V. Frolova

Keywords: Qualification assessment, qualification assessment center, digital economy, public accreditation, qualification frame, professional standard

Article no: 220

Pages 1534-1545

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.220

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