러시아 연방의 지역분화와 세계화 대응
Regional Differentiation and Global Response of Russian Federation
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This paper reviews the regional differentiation and global response of Russian Federation according to their statistical data in the late of 1990's. Russia is vast country and numerous things coexist. They officially consists of 89 subject regions but president Putin launched an effort to control the whole regions for seven Administrative Unit in may 2000. It is basic study to understand the regional problems of Russia as a stratification federalization, democratization, political culture and globalization. First of all, Ⅰhave noted the fragmented space of urban in its causes, urbanization and population decline. Also,Ⅰexamined the rural areas for its spatial differentiation, population dynamics and the case study of Moscow Oblast. As a result, such a regional differentiation and the fragmented space could change the development of many regions and moreover proceed the response of globalization as a regional level than the central government. Among these process of globalization. Ⅰreviewed the foreign investment towards the regional space and their response. This regional dimensions of foreign assistance focuses upon four programs : the EBRD Regional Venture Funds, the European Commissions TACIS Program, the Regional Investment Initiative of the U.S.-Russia Binational Commission (Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission), and the U.S. Department of Commerce's American Business Centers.
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This paper reviews the regional differentiation and global response of Russian Federation according to their statistical data in the late of 1990's. Russia is vast country and numerous things coexist. They officially consists of 89 subject regions but president Putin launched an effort to control the whole regions for seven Administrative Unit in may 2000. It is basic study to understand the regional problems of Russia as a stratification federalization, democratization, political culture and globalization. First of all, Ⅰhave noted the fragmented space of urban in its causes, urbanization and population decline. Also,Ⅰexamined the rural areas for its spatial differentiation, population dynamics and the case study of Moscow Oblast. As a result, such a regional differentiation and the fragmented space could change the development of many regions and moreover proceed the response of globalization as a regional level than the central government. Among these process of globalization. Ⅰreviewed the foreign investment towards the regional space and their response. This regional dimensions of foreign assistance focuses upon four programs : the EBRD Regional Venture Funds, the European Commissions TACIS Program, the Regional Investment Initiative of the U.S.-Russia Binational Commission (Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission), and the U.S. Department of Commerce's American Business Centers.
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