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5 2017 ISSN 3375-2389 the Journal Publishes Materials on the Most №5 2017 ISSN 3375-2389 The journal publishes materials on the most significant issues of our time. Articles sent for publication can be written in any language, as independent experts in dif- ferent scientific and linguistic areas are involved. The international scientific journal “Danish Scientific Journal” is focused on the interna- tional audience. Authors living in different countries have an opportunity to exchange knowledge and experience. The main objective of the journal is the connection between science and society. Scientists in different areas of activity have an opportunity to publish their materials. Publishing a scientific article in the journal is your chance to contribute invaluably to the development of science. Editor in chief – Lene Larsen, Københavns Universitet Secretary – Sofie Atting Charlotte Casparsen – Syddansk Erhvervsakademi, Denmark Rasmus Jørgensen – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Claus Jensen – Københavns Universitet, Denmark Benjamin Hove – Uddannelsescenter Holstebro, Denmark William Witten – Iowa State University, USA Samuel Taylor – Florida State University, USA Anie Ludwig – Universität Mannheim, Germany Javier Neziraj – Universidade da Coruña, Spain Andreas Bøhler – Harstad University College, Norway Line Haslum – Sodertorns University College, Sweden Daehoy Park – Chung Ang University, South Korea Mohit Gupta – University of Calcutta, India Vojtech Hanus – Polytechnic College in Jihlava, Czech Republic Agnieszka Wyszynska – Szczecin University, Poland Also in the work of the editorial board are involved independent experts 1000 copies Danish Scientific Journal (DSJ) Istedgade 104 1650 København V Denmark email: [email protected] site: http://www.danish-journal.com CONTENT ARCHITECTURE Baklazhenko E. Blagorodova N., Ivahnenko E. IDENTIFICATION OF URBAN CONFLICTS IN THE PROBLEMES ACCIDENT BY FIRE SAFETY THE CITY STROITEL* ...................................... 4 MONUMENTS OF HISTIRY AND CULTURE 6 ARTS Portnova T. CULTURAL - HISTORICAL TYPOLOGY OF THEATRICAL PORTRAIT IN THE HERITAGE OF ARTISTS "WORLD OF ART"............................ 9 CHEMICAL SCIENCES Syrovaya A., Chalenko N., Tishakova T., Kozub S., Levashova O. INVESTIGATION OF QUANTUM-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF NIMESULIDE ....................... 12 ECONOMIC SCIENCES Moiseev V., Lobanov K. Zakharova R., Romanova I. PROBLEMS OF COUNTERING CORRUPTION IN ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL OF MODERN RUSSIA ............................................. 18 RECEIVABLES IN THE CONTEXT OF AN Nitsevich V., Moiseev V. EFFECTIVE CREDIT POLICY OF THE MANAGED CHAOS AS THE POLITICAL ENTERPRISE ...................................................... 32 TECHNOLOGY OF AMERICAN Shura N., Holiver V. DEMOCRACY .................................................... 24 FORMING OF "CORPORATE GOVERNANCE" Razmakhov I. CONCEPT ON THE BASIS OF SYSTEM PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN RESEARCH-AND- APPROACH ........................................................ 36 PRODUCTION STRUCTURES OF INNOVATION ENTERPRISES .................................................... 29 JURISPRUDENCE Knyazkina А. Reznichenko А. TERRORIST ACTS AGAINST THE SAFETY OF SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONCEPT OF MARITIME NAVIGATION ............................... 41 "CONFLICT OF CONCERN" FOR CRIMINAL Nohrin V., Kudryavcev A. EXECUTIVE LAW ............................................. 48 RIF: CONCEPTION AND FEATURES ............. 44 Khakonova I., Shadzhe M., Khasanova S. SOME FEATURES OF THE LEGAL REGULATION OF THE CONTRACT OF INTERNATIONAL SALE .................................. 52 PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES Degtyaryova G. Koltash S. PRACTICAL VALUE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF RUSSIAN EDUCATION IN THE XXI CENTURY: THE CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF DEVELOPMENT SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEXT, THE PROBLEM OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION FIELD, LEADING IDEAS AND PROSPECTS OF COMPETENCE OF TEACHERS OF DEVELOPMENT ................................................ 67 PHILOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES IN THE SYSTEM OF POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION ................ 56 Ziyatdinova A., Zhiryaeva R., Yashina T., Ibragimov I., Zinatullin A. TEACHING METHODOLOGIES FOR POSTURE CORRECTION GYMNASTICS WITH FITNESS BALL FOR SECONDARY- SCHOOL -AGE CHILDREN ......................................................... 64 PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES Vardoshvili E. Golovchenko I. AMERICA IN THE LITERARY AND THE SPECIFICITY OF IMAGERY- PUBLICISTIC WORKS OF THE GEORGIAN PHILOSOPHICAL COMPLEX OF THE ORIENT IN WRITERS OF THE XIX CENTURY ................. 72 THE “CHINESE” CYCLE BY N.S. GUMILYOV ........................................................ 73 PHYSICAL SCIENCES Elkin I. ALL INTERACTIONS GIVE THE ULTIMATE SPEED ................................................................. 77 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES Kapirenkova O. Saharova E., Shcherbakova T. SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE SOVEREIGN AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EVALUATION DIPRIVIROVANNOY PERSONALITY AT THE OF QUALITY OF LIFE BY FOREIGN STUDENTS YOUTHFUL AGE ............................................... 81 IN THE PROCESS OF TWO STAGE RESEARCH ......................................................... 84 TECHNICAL SCIENCES Pashkov V. Kozlova A., Krauins P. MODELLING OF THE OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC KINEMATICS OF 5D MECHATRON DEVICES DEVICE WITH THE MATRIX AND ALGORITHMS OF ITS PHOTODETECTOR ........................................... 89 MANAGEMENT ................................................. 110 Pashkov V. Popov V., Nguyen M. COMPENSATION OF DISTORTIONS OF THE OPERATUON FEATURES OF INTEGRAL SIGNAL IN THE FIBER-OPTICAL ABUTMENT IN CURVED BRIDGES ............... 112 COMMUNICATION LINES............................... 101 Pashkov V. ALGORITHMIC CALIBRATION OF THE OPTICAL -ELECTRONIC SYSTEM WITH CCD ..................................................................... 105 4 Danish Scientific Journal No 5,2017 ARCHITECTURE IDENTIFICATION OF URBAN CONFLICTS IN THE CITY STROITEL* Baklazhenko E. The assistant department of architecture and urban planning in Belgorod state technological University. V. G. Shukhov ВЫЯВЛЕНИЕ ГРАДОСТРОИТЕЛЬНЫХ КОНФЛИКТОВ В Г. СТРОИТЕЛЬ* Баклаженко Е. В. Ассистент кафедры архитектуры и градостроительства Белгородского государственного технологического университета им. В.Г. Шухова Abstract In this article, urban space is considered as a complex dynamic system, a space of collisions and opposing interests in the region. Urban conflicts of the Stroitel city . The classification of urban conflicts is presented, as well as their brief characteristics. Аннотация В статье рассматривается городское пространство как сложная динамическая система, пространство столкновений и противостояний интересов в отношении территории. Выявлены городские конфликты го- рода Строитель. Представлена классификация городских конфликтов, а так же дана их краткая характери- стика. Keywords: city, urban environment, urban conflict, territory. Ключевые слова: город, городская среда, городской конфликт, территория. Очевидно, что важным и злободневным вопро- В западной части г. Строитель находится про- сом архитектурно-градостроительной деятельно- мышленная зона, в которой располагаются: завод сти, в первую очередь, является создание благопри- по производству сигарет, кирпичный завод, нефте- ятной среды обитания для жизни населения. В перерабатывающий завод, АПХ Мираторг чак, а большей степени это касается городов – мест, где так же множество мелких производств. С ростом плотность населения с каждым город увеличива- города промышленная зона оказалась окружена с ется, где концентрируются большинство социаль- двух сторон индивидуальными жилыми домами, ных проблемы, где сосредоточена социальная что породило эколого-экономический конфликт. среда, часть пространства, где созданы определен- Конфликт данной городской зоны заключается в ные условия для проживания людей. негативном влиянии на жилой массив, а именно: за- Город - это не просто конгломерат некоторых грязнение воздуха и окружающей среды, выбросы видов деятельности, не набор отраслей производ- в атмосферу вредных веществ. Санитарно защитная ственной и непроизводственной сферы, а сложная зона рассматриваемой территории не соответствует динамическая система, в значительной степени са- нормам и отрицательное воздействие в первую оче- морегулируемая, с большим количеством прямых и редь испытывают жители прилегающих террито- обратных связей. Поэтому можно твердо сказать о рий. В соответствии с требованиями СНиП 2.07.01- том, что важность комплекса вопросов, связанных 89* не менее 40 % территории СЗЗ должно быть с городской средой, будет лишь возрастать с тече- озеленено[10]. В эколого-экономических конфлик- нием времени. тах финансовая часть проблемы нередко преобла- Будущее городской среды непрерывно зависит дает над вопросами загрязнения окружающей от её развития. Представление о направлении раз- среды, комфортной и безопасной жизнедеятельно- вития города различны, так как у различных соци- сти населения. альных групп интересы связанные с городскими Высокая концентрация материальных, энерге- пространствами зачастую разнятся и не совпадают. тических, людских ресурсов и отходов жизнедея- Из этого следует, что город представляет собой тельности на ограниченной территории в сочетании пространство столкновения интересов по разви- с недостатками организации среды обитания вы- тию, формированию и преобразованию этой среды. звали экологические конфликты и противоречия, Проявленное противостояние интересов (по- которые отразились в ухудшении качества жизни и требностей, целей, мотивов и т.п.) между жителями здоровья населения. города и властью в отношении территории или же К экологическим конфликтам
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