Transformation Of Scientific Approaches To Socio-Economic Development In The Russian Far East

Table 1: Transformation of scientific concepts in policy documents for the development of the Far East between 1930 and 1987

Document	Date of the official document	The main goals and directions of economic development in the Russian Far East	Scientific concept
Resolution of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of the Bolsheviks (Minakir, 2006)	1930	Making up the economic foundation of the army and navy: shipbuilding; iron and steel industry; timber industry; aircraft engineering; armament (weapon) enterprises; population in-migration	Theory of spatial location of production
Resolution No. 638 of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR and Council of Ministers of the USSR ‘On Measures for the Further Development of the Productive Forces of the Far Eastern Economic Region and Chita Region’ (Minakir, 2006)	1967	Integrated economic development:Infrastructure development (seaports, railway construction); fishing industry; timber and timber-chemical industry; social development; social infrastructure; civil engineering.	The theory of integrated development of the productive forcesConcept of regional economic development as part of the national economic business
Resolution No. 368 of the CPSU Central Committee and USSR Council of Ministers ‘On Measures for the Further Integrated Development of the Productive Forces of the Far Eastern and East Siberian Economic Areas’ (Minakir, 2006)	1972	Defence industrial sector development, integrated socio-economic development of the region:Social infrastructure; civil and defence engineering; infrastructure development; steel industry; timber and paper and pulp industry; non-ferrous metallurgy; fishing industry	Concept of regional economic development as part of the national economic business
Long-term State Program for the Integrated Development of the Productive Forces of the Far Eastern Economic Region, the Buryat ASSR and the Chita Region for the Period to 2000 (1987)	1987	Integrated economic development:coal specialization development;further development of electricity sector; enhancement of the construction sector (housing construction); gas industry development	Theory of integrated development of the productive forcesThe export concept for regional development

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