SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT: design and management

Kalugar Diana Alexandrovna, student of State University “Dubna”

Kulikova Sofia Vyatcheslavovna, student of State University “Dubna”

Shevtsov Ilya Konstantinovich, student of State University “Dubna”

Abstract

This article provides an overview of the criteria for the effectiveness of management in scientific and industrial organizations. The authors explore various approaches to determining the effectiveness of management. Special attention is paid to the methods that can be used to improve the efficiency of management in scientific and industrial organizations. Using the example of the pharmaceutical research and production organization Pfizer, it is demonstrated how the successful management of these criteria contributes to achieving goals, optimizing processes and resources, as well as increasing the competitiveness of the organization.

KEYWORDS: management, science, criteria, scientific and production organizations, efficiency, evaluation.

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Zambrzhitskaya Liliya Aleksandrovna, student of State University “Dubna”

Tupenova Janel Nurbekkyzy, student of State University “Dubna”

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The first research and production organizations appeared at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, when the principles of scientific management were formulated and began to be actively applied. Modern trends in the management of research and production organizations are focused on increasing efficiency and competitiveness. In the context of rapid technological progress and globalization, the field of management is subject to constant change and requires adaptation to new conditions, so organizations are trying to become more flexible.

KEYWORDS: scientific management, research and production organizations, efficiency, competitiveness.

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Zhomartkyzy Maria, PhD in Law, teacher, school number 101 named atter А. Muslimov, Kyzylorda city, Kazakhstan Republic

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International economic conflicts are an integral part of today’s globalized economy, contributing significantly to the complication of international relations and threatening sustainable development. This article examines the effectiveness and potential of mediation as a tool for resolving international economic conflicts. In particular, the article analyzes the advantages of using mediation, stages of its application, successful practices, as well as challenges and prospects for the development of this method of dispute resolution. In the modern world, international economic conflicts are becoming more and more relevant and complex. These conflicts can have serious consequences for states, corporations and international relations in general. This article explores the role and importance of mediation as an effective tool for resolving international economic disputes. The purpose of this article is to analyze the use of mediation in resolving international economic conflicts, to identify the advantages of this method, to review its stages and challenges, and to present the prospects for the development of this approach, to understand the essence of mediation and its basic principles. An overview of the advantages of this method, such as preserving business relationships and taking into account the interests of the parties is presented, analyzing the sequence of stages of the mediation process and their role in achieving a settlement. Successful mediation cases are examined in detail, emphasizing the importance of the mediator’s role and the advantages of mediation over other dispute resolution methods. The limitations of mediation are also discussed and ways to overcome them are suggested. The article concludes by presenting possible directions for the development of mediation, such as integration into international law and the use of modern technologies. As a result of the study, it can be concluded about the importance of mediation in resolving international economic conflicts. Its flexibility, focus on the interests of the parties and ability to preserve long-term relationships make mediation an indispensable tool in modern international practice.

KEYWORDS: mediation, international economic conflicts, dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution methods, international law, mediator, economic relations, settlement, international relations, sustainable development, diplomacy, world community.

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Contents

Ruff Claudio, Shamaeva Ekaterina Fedorovna, Gutiérrez Bastián, Matheu Alexis, Golovin Andrey Arkadievich, Pugach Alexey Dmitrievich, Cornejo Cristián, Ruiz Marcelo, Abbas Nadezda
ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY INDICATORS IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: AN EVALUATION FROM MULTIVARIATE TECHNIQUES AND BIG DATA ON SUSTAINABILITY

Simonovich Nikolay Evgenievich
PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SOCIALIZATION OF ADOLESCENTS

Shamaeva Ekaterina Fedorovna
PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SYNTHESIS OF FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF THE LYNDON LARUCHE AND POBISK KUZNETSOV SCHOOLS

Simonovich Nikolay Evgenievich
PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF FEMALE JUVENILE CONVICTS HELD IN AN EDUCATIONAL COLONY

APPENDIX. PROCEEDINGS OF THE IVth INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE “SPACE PHILOSOPHY – SPACE LAW – SPACE ACTIVITY: THE TRINITY OF HUMANITY’S SPACE BREAKTHROUGH”

Ruff Claudio, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Shamaeva Ekaterina Fedorovna, Center for Sustainable Development Design, State University of Management, Moscow, Russia

Gutiérrez Bastián, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Matheu Alexis, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Golovin Andrey Arkadievich, Center for Sustainable Development Design, State University of Management, Moscow, Russia

Pugach Alexey Dmitrievich, Center for Sustainable Development Design, State University of Management, Moscow, Russia

Cornejo Cristián, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Ruiz Marcelo, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Abbas Nadezda, Institutional Research Center, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile

Abstract

In the current context of concern for environmental impacts derived from human activity, the focus on sustainable development and environmental impact assessment (EIA) has gained prominence. The Brundtland Commission highlights the importance of meeting current needs without compromising future ones, leading to international treaties and public policies to address the environmental crisis. In Latin America and the Caribbean, the Latin American and Caribbean Initiative for Sustainable Development (ILAC) seeks to promote sustainable development in key areas. Environmental indicators are used to measure progress, but the complexity of the data presents challenges in measuring and monitoring environmental dynamics. Models such as Pressure-State-Response (PSR) and Driving Forces-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (FPEIR) help to analyze the interactions between human activities, environmental pressures, states and societal responses. Energy efficiency and destination are crucial for sustainable use of energy resources and emission reduction. Dynamic biplots and multivariate analyses allow us to examine the evolution of variables and countries in terms of installed capacity to produce electricity, proportions of renewable primary energy supply and fossil fuel subsidies. Trends in the increase of renewable energy production capacity are evident, while the correlation between the proportion of fossil fuel subsidies and the renewable proportion of primary energy supply presents a weak inverse relationship. Although environmental information presents challenges, the analysis of indicators and conceptual models contributes to the understanding of environmental dynamics and progress towards sustainable development in the region.

KEYWORDS: sustainable development, environmental indicators, renewable energy, multivariate methods.

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Simonovich Nikolay Evgenievich, Doctor of Psychology, Professor, Russian State University for the Humanities

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This article reveals the concept of socialization of adolescents in the family and the psychological features of socialization. After all, first, a teenager goes through socialization in his family, and it depends on who he will grow up to be and who he will eventually become. The article also gives recommendations to parents on how to properly communicate with children and how to help them in difficult life situations.

KEYWORDS: teenager, parents, socialization, adaptation, public opinion, transitional age, adult copying, mentor.

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Shamaeva Ekaterina Fedorovna, candidate of technical sciences, associate professor, Center for Sustainable Development Design, State University of Management, Moscow, Russia

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The presented material is a revised and expanded report at the online seminar “Physical Economics as a Science”, jointly organized by the Russian Cosmic Society and the followers of Lyndon LaRouche. The subject of the material is the fundamental results obtained by P.G. Kuznetsov himself, and the International Scientific School of Sustainable Development, which bears his name, in comparison with the results of the developments of Lyndon LaRouche, his colleagues and associates (“LaRouche movement”).

KEYWORDS: sustainable development, Lyndon LaRouche, Pobisk Kuznetsov, physical economics, power as a measure in economics, synthesis of scientific heritage.

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Simonovich Nikolay Evgenievich, Doctor of Psychology, Professor, Russian State University for the Humanities

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The article is devoted to female juvenile delinquency. It reveals the reasons for the commission of crimes by female minors and identifies three stable categories of underage girls in the educational colony.

KEYWORDS: colony, convicts, social environment, isolation, categories of convicts, active installation, tattoos, offense.

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Contents

Pavlova Irina Vladimirovna
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND CONTROL IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT

Zazerskaya Victoria Vasilievna
SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN THE FORMATION OF A TRANSBORDER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR

Trushinya Inessa, Putilov Alexander Valentinovich, Abramov Igor Viktorovich, Abramov Viktor Ivanovich
ENSURING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EAEU COUNTRIES: CRITERIA AND PRIORITIES

Ryazantseva Elena Anatolyevna, Sitnikov Artyom Dmitrievich
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SYSTEM “NATURE – SOCIETY – HUMAN”: SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION OF UNIVERSITIES

Kontsevich Galina Evgenievna
SOCIAL INTERESTS AS A DRIVING FORCE OF PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT

Putilov Alexander Valentinovich, Mokshin Mikhail Yurievich
PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF A TWO-COMPONENT NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY

Gazukina Yulia Gennadievna, Kuttubaeva Toskanay Aitmukanovna
DEVELOPMENT OF THE “GREEN” ECONOMY MODEL ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE TOURIST AND RECREATION COMPLEX OF THE REPUBLIC OF ALTAI

Kurchenko Anna Alexandrovna, Kirova Elena Alexandrovna
MAIN PROVISIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

Zepp-LaRouche Helga
APPENDIX. TEN PRINCIPLES OF A NEW INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECTURE