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Original Article

Linguistic Expertise Of Conflict Texts: Limits Of Competence Of A Linguist-Expert

Zasypkin Vladislav Pavlovich
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Driga Svetlana Sergeevna
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Sirotkina Tatiana Alexandrovna

Keywords: Linguistic expertise, limits of competence of a linguist-expert, complex researches, features of extremism, countering extremism

Article no: 46

Pages 393-400

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.46

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Original Article

Problems Of An Interdisciplinarity In Comparative Education In The Information Age

Vladimir Myasnikov
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Irina Naydenova
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Natalia Naydenova
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Tatyana Shaposhnikova

Keywords: Interdisciplinarity, comparative research, post-Soviet educational space, educational environment, expertise of educational achievements

Article no: 55

Pages 466-478

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.55

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Original Article

Marketing Expertise Of Scientific Project Results Demand

G.L. Azoev
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E.V. Sumarokova

Keywords: Scientific project result, innovative product, expertise of demand, market capacity, market share, profit from prototype scaling.

Article no: 15

Pages 148-155

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.15

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Original Article

Independent Expertise Of Public Policy As A Basis For Controlling Its Quality

Mair Makhaev
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Khamzat Dadaev
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Magomed Shamsuev
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Zaira Khabieva
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Kazbeck Mazhiev
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Arbi Arsanukaev

Keywords: Expertise, policy, public administration

Article no: 83

Pages 652-658

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2024.10.83

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Original Article

Legislative Process And The Division Of Jurisdictions In The Russian Federation

Kazban Samatovna Inalkaeva

Keywords: Federal parliament, legislative process, legislative initiative, regional legislator, legal expertise, region of the Russian Federation

Article no: 92

Pages 672-677

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.92

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Original Article

Humanitarian Expertise As A Tool For Creating The Image Of Well-Being Future

V.G. Lankin
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M.N. Kokarevich
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T.B. Lysunets

Keywords: Humanitarian expertise, anticipation, assessment, well-being, criteria, optimum balance

Article no: 32

Pages 294-304

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.32

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