TECHNOSCIENCE AND SOCIOCULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONS OF RUSSIA
The article presents the analysis of the role of technoscience in social and cultural development of the regions of Russia. In the focus of research interest of the authors was a situation, which developed in Tomsk and Tomsk Region. The authors come to the conclusion that in Russia there are special social and economic circumstances. Within this framework the potential of interaction of a scientific and educational complex and production is not up to the end involved. Therefore, even in regions of Russia, rather safe from the innovative point of view, such as Tomsk region, carrying out modernization demands the solution of many fundamental problems. But to make it is rather problematic, guided by the developed stereotypes of a public behavior and communication.
Keywords: technoscience, modernization, social and cultural factors, regions of Russia, economic conditions, innovations
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Issue: 11, 2015
Series of issue: Issue 11
Rubric: PHILOSOPHY
Pages: 131 — 134
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