RETRACTED: SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS OF ADAPTATIONOF REGIONAL POLITICAL MARKETING
Abstract
The author of the article considers social-economic problems of regional political marketing adaptation to the conditions of the region. The main problems discussed are: objective inequality of regions according to the level of socialeconomic development, availability of various types of social-economic policy in regions, different level and life quality of the citizens, unemployment problems, improvement of working and housing conditions as well as medical care and education. According to the author adaptation of regional political marketing can be considered as a process, state and result. The final result of adaptation should be, taking into account specificity of regions, the practical implementation of separate elements of political marketing, so as of the entire system, as well as improvement of the efficiency of state and local government.
About the Author
Michail Michailovich Kislyakov
Russian State University of Trade and Ecenomy (Kemerovo Branch)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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For citations:
Kislyakov M.M. RETRACTED: SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS OF ADAPTATIONOF REGIONAL POLITICAL MARKETING. The Bulletin of Kemerovo State University. 2012;(4-1):141-145. (In Russ.)
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