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"Smart Technologies" for Society, State and Economy

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  • © 2021

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Editors:
  1. Elena G. Popkova

    1. Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO), Moscow, Russia

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  2. Bruno S. Sergi

    1. University of Messina, Messina, Italy

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  • Presents artificial intelligence as a wider notion of “clever technologies” – which includes the possibility of creation of artificial intelligence and perspectives of its practical application.
  • Includes the proceedings of the 11th International Scientific and Practical Conference in October 2019 in Volgograd, Russia
  • Written by experts in the field

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems (LNNS, volume 155)

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Table of contents (192 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxi
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  2. “Smart” Technologies in the Digital Economy and Industry 4.0

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Scenarios of Smart Cities Creation as a Trend of Sustainable Development

      • Tatiana Yu. Shemyakina, Olga E. Astafieva, Olga A. Gorelova
      Pages 3-10

    3. The Concept of Digital Supervision of Compliance with Labor Legislation

      • Pavel V. Tereliansky, Svetlana E. Titor, Sergey P. Kosarin
      Pages 11-19

    4. Prospects for the Development of Seaports of the Arctic Regions of Russia in the Infrastructure of the Arctic Basin

      • Alexei A. Stepanov, Alexander S. Aleshko, Artem O. Merenkov
      Pages 20-27

    5. Crypto Currencies: Current Realities, Philosophical Principles and Legal Mechanisms

      • Anatoly Yu. Olimpiev, N. Rouiller, Irina A. Strelnikov
      Pages 28-39

    6. Natural Resource Rent as a Basis for Valuation of Natural Capital in the Context of the Transition to the Sixth Technological Mode

      • Olga E. Medvedeva, Artem S. Savostitsky
      Pages 40-46

    7. Sustainable Development and Principles of the Green Economy as a Concept for Development of “Smart Technologies”

      • Irina D. Anikina, Ekaterina P. Kucherova, Yuriy A. Bukhantsev
      Pages 47-55

    8. Analysis of Innovative Projects of Early Development Stages Using Neural Networks

      • Pavel V. Tereliansky, Ekaterina I. Konchenkova
      Pages 56-65

    9. Efficiency and Perspectives of Import Substitution Development in the Sphere of Leading Technologies

      • Alla V. Litvinova, Natalya S. Talalaeva, Mariya V. Parfenova
      Pages 66-76

    10. “Smart Technologies” in Project Management: Rationalization of Decision Making or a Source of New Risks for Information Security

      • Elena V. Patsyuk, Aleksandr A. Krutilin, Marina N. Kiseleva, Lyudmila M. Lisina, Anna N. Liberovskaya
      Pages 77-84

    11. Preconditions of Development and Perspectives of Use of Smart City Technologies for Regional Market of Tourism

      • Valentina Y. Moiseeva, Vladimir A. Zolotovskiy
      Pages 85-91

    12. The Role of Smart Technologies in Formation of Urban Identity

      • Anna A. Ozerina, Tatyana S. Timofeeva, Oksana V. Golub, Irina V. Vlasuk
      Pages 92-98

    13. Evaluation of Poverty and Measures to Reduce It

      • Rysty Berstembayeva, Shakizada U. Niyazbekova, Gulzhanat S. Kaldenova
      Pages 99-106

    14. Household Food Security in Kazakhstan

      • Ainur S. Baidalinova, Shakizada U. Niyazbekova, Zhanar Baigireyeva, Assem Myrkanova
      Pages 107-114

    15. Impact of Demographic and Gender Factors on Types of Communication Promotion in Social Networks

      • Lyudmila G. Akhmaeva, Dmitry V. Dolgopolov, Anastasia I. Eremeeva
      Pages 115-123

    16. Analysis and Development of Algorithms for Blind Estimation of Channels with Memory in OFDMA Systems

      • Evgeny S. Semenov, Lyudmila K. Rozhkova, D. G. Osama Al-Qadi
      Pages 124-131

    17. Linguopragmatics of Advertising Texts in the Era of “Smart Technologies”

      • Elena A. Kurchenkova, Irina V. Palashevskaya, Viktor V. Leontiev
      Pages 132-140

    18. Smart Technologies in Protest Communication: Current Practices and Trends

      • Larisa N. Rebrina, Nikolay L. Shamne, Marina V. Milovanova, Elena Yu. Malushko
      Pages 141-151

    19. Conditions and Trends of Green Energy Development in the Largest Economies of the Post-soviet Space

      • Lyudmila Yu. Bogachkova, Lidiya S. Guryanova, Nadezhda Yu. Usacheva, Irina V. Usacheva
      Pages 152-163
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This proceedings book presents a comprehensive view of “smart” technologies and perspectives of their application in various areas of economic activity. The authors of the book combined the results of the cutting-edge research on the topic of “smart” technologies in the digital economy and Industry 4.0 and developed a unified scientific concept. The current experience has been considered, and the prospects for the application of “smart” technologies in society to promote social advance have been identified. “Smart” technologies in public administration and law, as well as the experience in development of e-government, have been examined. “Smart” technologies in business activity have been studied, and the transition from digital business to business 4.0 has been justified.

The book contains the collection of the best works following the results of the 13th International Research-to-Practice Conference “Smart Technologies” for society, state and economy which was run by the Institute of Scientific Communications (ISC) and was held on July 2–3, 2020. The target audience of this book includes researchers investigating fundamental and applied problems of development of “smart” technologies, as well as concerned parties outside the academic community, in particular, representatives of the digital society, high-tech business entities and officials regulating the digital economy and Industry 4.0.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO), Moscow, Russia

    Elena G. Popkova

  • University of Messina, Messina, Italy

    Bruno S. Sergi

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