National Interests: Priorities and Security

pp. 396–416

The science and technology imperative for Russia’s competitiveness during the conceptualization of the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0)

( Baburina O.N. / Gurieva L.K. )

pp. 417–434

Peacekeeping South Africa: Challenges and opportunities

( Konyshev V.N. / Sergunin A.A. )

pp. 435–457

Of an approach to setting up funding priorities of research

( Pronichkin S.V. )

pp. 458–475

The use of Information and Communication Technologies in the Russian entities

( Smirnov V.V. / Mulendeeva A.V. )

pp. 476–489

Theoretical and methodological principles for sustainable economic development

( Antipova O.V. )

pp. 490–508

Factors contributing to the informal employment in Russia and fiscal policy measures to eliminate them

( Masterov A.I. )

pp. 509–520

The innovative system of Russia on the verge of the sixth Long Kontratieff Cycle: Opportunities and restrictions

( Kosov M.E. )

pp. 521–532

The impact of the informal sector of the economy on the national security of Russia

( Dadalko V.A. / Tyukina U.E. )

pp. 533–547

The impact of smart electricity meters on the wholesale market of electric power distribution

( Remizova T.S. / Koshelev D.B. )

pp. 548–563

Aspects of multiplying the positive effects of innovative projects for the intellectualization of power distribution networks

( Ratner S.V. / Sal'nikova A.A. )

pp. 564–574

Video identification in school: Embezzle not finance. What about punctuation?

( Mirontseva A.V. )

pp. 575–592

Evaluation of the environmental security of industrial regions: Evidence from the Kemerovo Oblast

( Radionova E.A. / Slesarenko E.V. )