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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-31688-7d the economy. Economic modernisation must precede the creation of new universities. Otherwise, graduates have no other choice than to move to more developed regions. The Bryansk and the Pskov regions rank low in the education index, which has an adverse effect on the local high-tech industries. Thi

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Handbuch der Segetalpflanzen Mitteleuropasnt parts of the Baltic region. Following an in-depth multi-dimensional analysis of research results, the recommendations for national and regional authorities for strengthening the interregional cooperation were developed. They may be useful in developing strategies for the development of border reg

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