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Original Article

Competency-Based Approach To Internal Corporate Social Responsibility Implementation In Russian Railways

L. D. Yakimova
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S. A. Yarkova
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E. V. Melnikova
,
A. A. Malakhova

Keywords: Corporate social responsibility to personnel, competency-based approach, railway transport, personnel management.

Article no: 70

Pages 612-618

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.70

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Original Article

Lexical Diversity Coefficient For Associative Fields Under Different Calculation Conditions

М.R. Makhaev
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Kh. R. Selmurzaeva
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Т. Kh. Abdulazimova
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S-Kh. Ireziev
,
I.А. Inasalamova

Keywords: Associative verbal response, associative field of a verbal stimulus, lexical diversity coefficient, central associative responses, peripheral associative responses associative experiment

Article no: 309

Pages 2661-2668

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.309

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Original Article

The Social Responsibility of Business and Food Security Assurance in Russia

Irina Petinenko
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Natalia Redchikova
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Natalia Veretennikova
,
Stepan Levin

Keywords: Food security; social responsibility of business; value creation chain

Article no: 38

Pages 285-294

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.38

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Original Article

Categories Of Responsibility In The System Of Local Self-Government

Svetlana V. Gorbacheva
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Svetlana A. Mayorova
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Anna M. Gorokhova
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Oleg I. Pikunov

Keywords: Responsibility, local government, municipal employee, official, categories

Article no: 105

Pages 884-891

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.105

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Original Article

Ways Of Valorizing The Public Engagement In Responsible Research And Innovation

Ana Maria Aurelia Petrescu
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Gabriel Gorghiu
,
Radu Lucian Olteanu

Keywords: Public engagement, responsible research and innovation, research activities, European Researcher’s Night, IRRESISTIBLE Project

Article no: 72

Pages 617-622

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.03.72

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Original Article

The Subjective Appeal Of Teaching Professions For Future Pedagogues

Tatiana G. Kiseleva
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Tatiana R. Kovrigina
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Inna I. Melnikova
,
Andrey E. Simanovsky

Keywords: Choosing profession, deliberateness, motivation, quality of education, satisfaction level, responsibility

Article no: 12

Pages 120-129

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.12

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Original Article

Environmental Tourism As An Effect Of Diversification Of Tourist Demand

E. M. Kryukova
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V. S. Khetagurova
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I. V. Mukhomorova
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R. N. Ushakov

Keywords: Ecological tourism, sustainable development, socially responsible tourism

Article no: 50

Pages 395-404

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.03.50

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Original Article

The COVID-19 Pandemic Effect on Risk and Return of Malaysian Tourism Industry

See-Nie Lee
,
Chuie-Hong Tan
,
Sin-Ban Ho
ORCiD

Keywords: COVID-19 pandemic, risks and returns of tourism industry, stringency index in government response

Article no: 83

Pages 1012-1031

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2024.05.83

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