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Prelims

In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. i-xxxv). 2022

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Index

In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 195-203). 2022

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Chapter 15 Integration Mechanisms as Sources of Overcoming Technological Inequality and Overcoming the Conflict of Business Interests in the Digital Economy: Clusters, Special Economic Zones, Technology Parks and PPP

Lutoshkina, Anna K.; Koschey, Valentina V.; Epifanova, … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 183-193). 2022

Purpose: The purpose of the work is to consider the integration mechanism as a source of overcoming technological inequality. Also, the authors considered the problems of using clusters, special economic zones, technology parks, public–private partnership (PPP). Design/methodology/approach:...

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Chapter 14 Technological Inequality at the Level of the Regional Economy and the Economic and Legal Approach to Conflict Management in the Field of Digital Development: A Case Study on the Example of Russian Regions

Tolmachev, Alexey V.; Karanina, Elena V.; Kolesnikov, … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 173-181). 2022

Purpose: This chapter provides a meso-level scientific and economic study aimed at capturing the nature and extent of technological inequalities manifesting themselves in the regional economy. Regions shall mean economic systems within countries. The authors hypothesize that the regional economy...

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Chapter 11 Conflict of Traditions and Innovations as a Source of Global Technological Inequality: Social Consequences of the Innovative Development of the Economy and the Basics of Conflict Management

Tolmachev, Alexey V.; Meteleva, Olesya A.; Luparev, … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 133-145). 2022

Purpose: The purpose of this chapter is to scientifically verify the credibility (prove or disprove) the existing argument for the global technological inequality within the conflict of traditions and innovations, as well as from the perspective of social consequences of the innovative...

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Chapter 10 Modelling of Conflict in the Labour Market Under the Conditions of Automatization Based on Robots, Big Data and AI: The Specifics of Technological Inequality of Countries and Conflict Management

Vodenko, Konstantin V.; Bagdasaryan, Irina S.; Tyurina, … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 121-131). 2022

Purpose: This chapter aims to study the modelling of conflict in the labour market in the conditions of automatization based on robots, Big Data and artificial intelligence (AI) from the position of countries’ inequality and conflict management. Design/Methodology/Approach: It is determined...

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Chapter 7 Conflicts of Digital Development’s Sustainability and Resolving them Through the Balance of Social, Ecological and Economic Interests During Technological Progress

Cherepukhin, Timofey Y.; Savelyeva, Nadezhda K.; … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 81-91). 2022

Digital development is often considered only from one – economic – side through the lens of its positive contribution to the acceleration of economic growth rate and increase in the global competitiveness level. In this case, conflicts of economic subjects’ interests remain outside the...

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Chapter 6 Technological Discrimination of Employees Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic and in the Post-Pandemic Period: Labour Conflicts of Express Digitalization and their Solutions

Bagdasaryan, Irina S.; Golovko, Andrey G.; Barinov, Emil E. - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 67-80). 2022

Purpose: This chapter aims to test the existing argument in favour of technological discrimination of employees amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the post-pandemic period from the position of labour conflicts between express digitalization and their solutions. Design/methodology/Approach: The...

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Chapter 5 Technological Leap Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic and in the Post-Pandemic Period: Digital Deprivation of Services, Social Contradictions and Conflict Management

Sozinova, Anastasia A.; Makarenko, Elena N.; … - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 51-66). 2022

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to scientifically test the credibility (proof or refutation) of the existing argument for a technological leap in the COVID-19 pandemic and the post-pandemic period. Design/Methodology/Approach: The conducted review of existing sources of research literature...

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Chapter 13 Technological Inequality as a Barrier to Developing a Socially Oriented Market Digital Economy: International Experience and Conflict Management Through the Development of Social Entrepreneurship

Dyakov, Sergey A.; Kislaya, Irina A.; Makarenko, Tatiana V. - In: Technology, Society, and Conflict, (pp. 159-171). 2022

Purpose: The purpose of this chapter is to determine the impact of technological inequalities on the way of building a socially oriented market digital economy. Also, it considers the problems of social entrepreneurship: the natural essence, as well as the sources and forms of manifestation of...

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