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Political regional studies
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| Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces within a State: Spatial Analysis of Capital Cities |
Igor Okunev
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German Ostapenko
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Pages 3-18 |
| Features of the political and economic development of the Republic of South Ossetia |
Andrey Suzdaltsev
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Nikolay Novik
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Vadim Tedeev
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Aza Besaeva
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Pages 19-36 |
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Society and demography
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| Dynamics of ethnic groups in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania since 1959 and forecast until 2061 |
Andrei Manakov
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Aleksandr Sokolov
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Pages 37-55 |
| Territorial structure of the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia in the post-Soviet period |
Vitaliy Dementiev
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Roman Krotok
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Pages 56-70 |
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Tourism and recreation
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| Structure and geography of the distribution of the incoming tourist flow in Portugal |
Ivan Ivanov
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Krasimira Yancheva
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Pages 71-85 |
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Nature and society
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| Geographical contours of the ecological civilization of Russia |
Vladimir N. Bocharnikov
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Pages 86-99 |
| Approaches to the methodology of calculating the modern development of the region (on the example of the Republic of Karelia) |
Людмила Вампилова
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Pages 100-114 |
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Regional research methods
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| Digital space of the city: factors of heterogeneity |
Anna Mikhaylova
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Andrey Mikhaylov
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Dmitry Hvaley
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Pages 115-131 |
| Foreign experience in using Earth remote sensing data in studying urban development |
Stanislav Lachininskii
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Ilya Logvinov
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Pages 132-146 |
| Experience of creating GIS portals as a platform for combining the results of scientific and learning activities of students |
Svetlana Tokarchuk
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Andrei Bialiuk
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Tatyana Polyachok
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Pages 147-163 |
