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SUMMARy & RefeRenceS SOCIETY HistoRy and Modernity V.S. Brachev, PhD, professor, Saint-Petersburg University, Saint-Petersburg; e-mail: [email protected] HIstorIan VladImIr nIkolaeVIcH kasHIn (1890–1938) The article is devoted to the study of the life and scientific work of one of the largest specialists in the socio-eco- nomic history of Russia 18 – the first half of the 19th century Vladimir Nikolaevich Kashin. The contribution of the scientist to science and his position in the community of Marxist historians of Leningrad of the second half of the 1920s – mid-1930s is clarified. The reasons and circumstances of the scientist’s arrests in 1933 and 1937, the nature of the charges against him and the execution sentence were established. Key words: V.N. Kashin, Leningrad University, Leningrad branch of the Institute of history, history of Russia 18–19 centuries, Marxist historiography 1920–1930-ies, political repression in the USSR. References: [1] «What are you doing to me!» As we get a shot. Documents on the life and death of Vladimir Nikolaevich Kashin [«Chto vy` delaete so mnoj!». Kak podvodili pod rasstrel. Dokumenty` o zhizni i gibeli Vladimi- ra Nikolaevicha Kashina]. Compilation, introduction, notes Ganelin R. sh. St. Petersburg, «Nestor – his- tory».2006. [2] Archive of the FSB RF for Saint Petersburg and Leningrad region D. No. P-19801 (Charges Shebunina Alex- ander Nikolayevich, etc. [Delo po obvineniyu Shebunina Aleksandra Nikolaevicha i dr.]), vol.6. [3] Biographical dictionary of The library staff of the Academy of Sciences [Biograficheskij slovar` sotrudnikov Biblioteki Rossijskoj akademii nauk]. Editor-in-chief and compiler V.P. Leonov. Book 1. SPb., Humanist [Gu- manistika], 2014. [4] Ganelin R.Sh. V.N. Kashin and his fate [V.N. Kashin i ego sud`ba] / «What are you doing to me?». As we get a shot. Documents on the life and death of Vladimir Nikolaevich Kashin [«Chto vy` delaete so mnoj!». Kak podvodili pod rasstrel. Dokumenty` o zhizni i gibeli Vladimira Nikolaevicha Kashina]. Compilation, intro- duction, notes Ganelina R. sh. St. Petersburg, «Nestor – history».2006. [5] Kashin V.N. 300 years of accumulation of land wealth came from the Yusupov princes [300 let nakopleniya zemel`ny`x bogatstv rodom knyazej Yusupovy`x] // Labor in Russia. Historical collection [Trud v Rossii. Istoricheskij sbornik]. L. Publishing house of the Leningrad subproof [Izdatel`stvo Leningradskogo gub- prosveta]. 1925, vol. 2–3. [6] Kashin V.N. Conservative contemporary of the Decembrists (Prince B.N. Yusupov) [Konservativny`j sverst- nik dekabristov (knyaz` B.N. Yusupov)] // Former [By`loe]. L. 1926. No. 1 (35). [7] Kashin V.N. Serfs-landowners on the eve of the reform (presented by academician V.P. Volgin) [Krepostny`e krest`yane-zemlevladel`cy nakanune reformy` (predstavleno akademikom V.P. Volginy`m)] // News as USSR [Izvestiya AN SSSR]. 7th issue. Department of social Sciences [Otdelenie obshhestvenny`x nauk]. 1933. No. 8. P. 541–590; No.9. P. 655–703. [8] Kashin, V.N. The serfs of landowners on the eve of the reform [Krepostny`e krest`yane-zemlevladel`cy na- kanune reformy`]. L. Publishing house of USSR Academy of Sciences [Izdatel`stvo AN SSSR]. 1934. [9] Kashin, V.N. The serfs of landowners on the eve of the reform [Krepostny`e krest`yane-zemlevladel`cy na- kanune reformy`]. L. Comintern [Komintern]. 1935. [10] Kashin V.N. Land tenure of serfs [Zemlevladeniya krepostny`x krest`yan] // Serf Russia [Krepostnaya Rossi- ya]. Collection of articles (Leningrad branch of the Communist Academy. Institute of history [Leningradskoe otdelenie Kommunisticheskoj akademii. Institut istorii]), L., Surf [Priboj]. 1930. [11] Kashin V.N. Economic life and social differentiation of the serf village in the first half of the 19th century [E`konomicheskij by`t i social`naya differenciaciya krepostnoj derevni v pervoj polovine 19 veka] // Star [Zvezda]. Literary and public journal. 1926. No. 1. P. 169–188; No. 2. P. 176–186; No.4. P. 162–182. [12] The Peasant industry of the 18th – first half of 19th century. Materials in the history of the peasant industry of the 18th – first half 19th century [Krest`yanskaya promy`shlennost` 18 – pervaya polovina 19 vv. // Mate- rialy` po istorii krest`yanskoj promy`shlennosti 18 – pervoj poloviny` 19 v.]. Volume1. (Proceedings of the Historical and archaeological Institute [Trudy` Istoriko-arxeograficheskogo instituta]. Volume 16). Publish- ing house of the USSR Academy of Sciences [Izdatel`stvo AN SSSR]. M.-L. 1935. [13] Joint archive of St. Petersburg state University [Ob``edinenny`j arxiv Sankt-Peterburgskogo gosudarstven- nogo universiteta]. F. 1, op.3, D. No. 1346 (V.N. Kashin). [14] Problems of the history of pre-capitalist societies [Problemy` istorii dokapitalisticheskix obshhestv]. A month- ly journal under the General editorship of N. I.Marr. Ogiz.M.-L. 1934.№4 (April). [15] Problems of the history of pre-capitalist societies [Problemy` istorii dokapitalisticheskix obshhestv]. A month- ly journal under the General editorship of N. I.Marr. Ogiz.M.-L. 1934.№9–10 (September-October). Summary & References 96 [16] Problems of the history of pre-capitalist societies. Monthly historical journal of The state Academy of history of material culture [Problemy` istorii dokapitalisticheskix obshhestv. Ezhemesyachny`j istoricheskij zhurnal Gosudarstvennoj akademii istorii material`noj kul`tury`]. Based N.I. Marrom. OTV. edited by F. E. Cypress. Ogiz-State socio-economic publishing house [OGIZ – Gosudarstvennoe social`no-e`konomicheskoe izd-vo], M.-L. 1935.№1–2. Social Phenomena A.G. Shamrai, PhD candidate, Saint-Petersburg State University; deputy director, State Institution «House of Writer», Saint-Petersburg; e-mail:[email protected] tHe Use of socIal networks In regIonal socIo-cUltUral Project: tHeory of PolItIcal goVer- nance and PractIce of InformatIon sUPPort of Book-orIented socIal sPace The article studies the cultural and sociological aspects of the use of modern social networks in the practice of state social planning. The theoretical aspects of the use of modern communication and information tools in the design of public administration and its practical implementation on the example of information support of the St. Petersburg book salon, which is an important element of the state cultural strategy of the region and, in addition to social and economic, can meet the challenges important for the formation of a positive image of the regional government. The possibilities of new forms of information and communication exchange to solve the problem of socio-cultural factors in the region, and the state design of the cultural social environment and the specified book-oriented virtual social «subspace»«on the basis of constant «feedback» of the regional state planning and management with the population. Key words: social network, social engineering, public administration, cultural policy, Saint-Petersburg Interna- tional Book Fair, book industry. References: [1] Benveniste G. Mastering the Politics of Planning [Ovladeie politikoj planirovaniya]. Мoscow, Progress, 1994, 304 p. [2] Berezovskaya I.P. IX International Scientific and Practical Conference «Communicational Strategies of Information Society» [IX Mezhdunarodnaya nauchno-prakticheskaya konferentsiya «Kommunikativniye strategiyi informatsionnogo obshchestva»] // Scientific-Technical Bulletin of SPbSPU. Humanities and So- cial Sciences [Nauchno-tekhnicheskiye vedomosti SPbGPU. Gumanitarniye I obshchestvenniye nauki]. V. 9. 2018, № 1, pp. 112–115. [3] The Head of Mordovia will personally get in touch [Glava Mordoviyi lichno vyidet na sviyaz’] // Regnum. 12.03.2019. URL: https://regnum.ru/news/258930.html (21.03.2019) [4] State Program «Patriotic education of citizens of Russian Federation for 2015–2020 years» [Gosudarstven- naya programma «Patrioticheskoye vospitaniye grazhdan Rossiyskoy Federatsiyi na 2015–2020 gody». URL: http://static.government.ru/media/files/8qqYUwwzHUxzVkH1jsKAErrx2dE4q0ws.pdf (29.01.2019) [5] Research Poll of RCIPO: 30% of inhabitants of Russia practically do not read books [Issledovaniye VTSIOM: 30% zhiteley Rossii prakticheski ne chitayut knigi] // ProBooks. 20.06.2011. URL: http://pro-books.ru/news/ 3/7465#ixzz4o8I1D83r (31.01.2019) [6] Book Fair [Knizhnyj Salon]. URL: https://www.instagram.com/knigaspb/ (21.03.2019) [7] Losev K.V. The Problem of Present: the Information Abundance Crisis or the «Romantic Personality» Cri- siss? [Problema sovremennosti: krizis informatsionnogo pereizbytka ili krizis «romanticheskoy lichnosti»?] // The Sixth International Scientific and Practical Conference «Philosophy and Culture of the Informational Society. 16–17 November 2018»: the thesis of reports. St. Petersburg, SUAP, 2018, pp. 71–74. [8] The Best All-Russian and Regional Projects of Books and Reading Promotion [Lutshchiye Vserossiyskiye proekti po prodvizheniyu knigi I chteniya] // Book Industries [Knizhnaiya industriya]. URL: http://www. bookind.ru/revizor/2015/reading-xxi-projects.php (31.01.2019) [9] Melent’yeva Yu.P. The concept of «reading culture» in the context of Russian cultural tradition [Pon’yaniye “kultura chteniya” v kontekste russkoy kul’turnoy traditsiyi] // State public library for science and technology. URL: http://www.gpntb.ru/win/inter-events/crimea2007/cd/11.pdf (31/01/2019) 2’2019 [10] National reading support and development programme [Natsional’naya programma podderzhki chneniya]. 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    FEDERAL AGENCY RUSSIAN FOR SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMY OF SCIENCES FEDERAL STATE BUDGETARY INSTITUTION OF SCIENCE INSTITUTE OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES OF RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGES: FACTS, TRENDS, FORECAST Vol. 10, Issue 3, 2017 The Journal was founded in 2008 Publication frequency: six times a year According to the Decision of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the journal “Economic and Social Changes: Facts, Trends, Forecast” is on the List of peer-reviewed scientific journals and editions that are authorized to publish principal research findings of doctoral (Ph.D., candidate’s) dissertations in scientific specialties: 08.00.00 – economic sciences; 22.00.00 – sociological sciences. The Journal is included in the following abstract and full text databases: Web of Science (ESCI), ProQuest, EBSCOhost, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), RePEc, Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory, VINITI RAS, Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI). The Journal’s issues are sent to the U.S. Library of Congress and to the German National Library of Economics. All research articles submitted to the Journal are subject to mandatory peer-review. Opinions presented in the articles can differ from those of the editor. Authors of the articles are responsible for the material selected and stated. ISSN 2307-0331 (Print) ISSN 2312-9824 (Online) © ISEDT RAS, 2017 Internet address: http://esc.vscc.ac.ru ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGES: FACTS, TRENDS, FORECAST A peer-reviewed scientific journal that covers issues of analysis and forecast of changes in the economy and social spheres in various countries, regions, and local territories.
  • The Tourism Industry: Administrative Levels and Methods of Forming

    The Tourism Industry: Administrative Levels and Methods of Forming

    REGIONAL ECONOMY • The issue theme: TOURISM UDC 338.467.6:338.48(470.13) © T.E. Dmitrieva © V.A. Schenyavsky The tourism industry: administrative levels and methods of forming The article describes how to assess the potential and the formation of cultural and recreational area at the country, region, and municipality level. The position of the international approach to evaluating the competitiveness of the tourism sector and travelling are revealed and the trends of its development in Russia identified. On submission of the Komi Republic, the resources are described and the goals of regional tourism forming are set, and also the analysis and design of prerequisites for the development of municipal districts cultural and recreational complex experience is presented. Tourism competitiveness index, tourism development management, tourist and recreational zoning, cultural and recreational complex. Tamara E. DMITRIEVA Ph. D. in Geographical Sciences, Senior scientific associate, Institute for Socio-economic and energy problems of the Komi North SC UB RAS Vitaly A. SCHENYAVSKY Ph. D. in Economics, Senior scientific associate, Institute for Socio-economic and energy problems of the Komi North SC UB RAS The development of the tourism sector and In this regard, the analysis of the key posi- in the broad sense of «experiences economy » tions of assessing the situation of the Russian (as the type of economic activity bringing to- Federation in the global tourism industry, as gether tourism, travel, cultural and recreational well as internal development and problems area is increasingly refer to) is based on the of its formation is an important scientific and methodological and management challenge.