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Original Article

Effective Public-Private Partnership In Regional Healthcare

Natalya Krivenko
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Alexander Shershever
,
Vladimir Elishev

Keywords: Assessment of PPP effectiveness, public-private partnership models, regional healthcare system

Article no: 22

Pages 205-216

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.22

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Original Article

Possibilities Of Digitalization Of Russian Cities Using Public-Private Partnership Tools

M.N. Saldaeva
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I.V. Kosyakova
,
A.O. Kutin
,
I.V. Larionov

Keywords: Economy digitalization, smart city, environmental problems of cities, public-private partnership.

Article no: 162

Pages 1597-1609

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.162

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Original Article

Effective Methods Of Strengthening The School-Family Partnership During The Preparatory Grade

Diana-Crina Marin
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Mușata Bocoș
,
Cecilia-Veronica Călin

Keywords: School-family partnership, preparatory grade, Romanian primary educational system, family involvement.

Article no: 12

Pages 1011-107

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.12

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Original Article

Succession And Continuity As Factors In Development Of Innovative Educational Systems

Marina А. Aksenova
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Tatiana Yu. Lomakina
,
Mikhail V. Nikitin

Keywords: Innovative model, educational system, flow-line method, partnership, special educational needs, succession

Article no: 4

Pages 26-35

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.4

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PPP As A Tool Of Innovative-Technological Development Of Russia And Abkhazia

V. N. Parakhina*
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Z. I. Shalashaa
,
R. M. Ustaev

Keywords: Criteria for choosing a PPP project, digital economy, international cooperation between Russia and Abkhazia, public-private partnership

Article no: 89

Pages 731-738

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.05.89

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Original Article

Improvement Of Organizational And Economic Mechanism Of Cultural Services Management

Galina K. Korotkova
,
Lyubov G. Nikityuk
,
Galina G. Evseeva
,
Marina I. Violina

Keywords: Public-private partnership, culture, project management, public relations

Article no: 45

Pages 345-353

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.45

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Original Article

Analysis Of Russian Priorities For The Development Of International Digital Economic Partnership

Valery Smirnov
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Vladislav Semenov
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Alena Mulendeeva
,
Anna Zakharova
,
Elena Perfilova

Keywords: Digitalization, international digital economic partnership, national economy complex, positive median values, Russian priorities, sustainable economic growth

Article no: 100

Pages 872-880

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.100

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Original Article

Estimation Method Of Favor Level Of External Business Conditions During Projects Implementation

E. A. Kuzmin
,
V. Zh. Dubrovsky

Keywords: External conditions, projects of public private partnership, dynamic criterion of correlation significance, economic differentiation of regions, adaptive model

Article no: 83

Pages 672-682

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.83

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