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Original Article

Intellectual Property Asset Assessment Methods

N.G. Urazova
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N.V. Kotelnikov

Keywords: Intellectual property assets of enterprises, intellectual property asset (IPA) assessment methods, cost-based method, income-based method, comparative method

Article no: 159

Pages 1295-1302

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.159

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Original Article

Module-Based Design Of Kazan Federal University Master Program “Comparative Studies In Education”

Regina G. Sakhieva*
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Mariya A. Kulkova
,
Nailya N. Fattakhova

Keywords: Competence approach, pedagogical magistracy, module, structural components of the module, academic mobility, comparative studies in education

Article no: 6

Pages 48-55

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.6

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Original Article

Assessment Of Russia's Comparative Advantages In The World Market Of Digital Economy

Konstantin B. Kostin
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Anastasia A. Berezovska

Keywords: The digital economy, high-tech industries, competitive advantages of countries, comparative advantage, digital technologies

Article no: 75

Pages 596-603

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.03.75

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Original Article

On The Question Of The Main Directions Of Comparative Jurisprudence

Abu-Salih Saidalievich Kagermanov
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Ibragim Iragievich Idilov
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Hamzat Mamutovich Dadaev

Keywords: Comparative jurisprudence, systems of law, legal trends, jurisprudence

Article no: 285

Pages 2161-2168

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.285

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Original Article

Interdisciplinary Educational Reality Of Basic Education: Religious And Secular Components

Natalia Naydenova
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Tatiana Shaposhnikova
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Ravilya Zianshina
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Vladimir Myasnikov

Keywords: Basic education, religious impact on education, post-Soviet, interdisciplinary, comparative

Article no: 62

Pages 568-579

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.62

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Original Article

Modern Protest Communication In Russia And Germany: Important Issues In Research Methodology

Larisa N. Rebrina
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Nikolay L. Shamne
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Elena A. Eltanskaya

Keywords: Protest communication, integrative approach, system-communicative approach, comparative approach, system-communicative characteristics of protest

Article no: 174

Pages 1505-1514

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.174

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Original Article

Family And Motherhood In Russian, Danish, Finnish Media Discourse: Linguocultural Aspect

V. V. Boguslavskaya
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A. A. Kuvyichko
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A. G. Chafonov

Keywords: Discourse, family, motherhood, linguoculturology, concept, comparative analysis

Article no: 94

Pages 805-815

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.94

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