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The Issues of Covering Science and Technical Policy of Modern Russia in the Strategic Planning Documents

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  • E.V. Dmitrishina
  • D.A. Uskov

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This paper presents the evaluation of the current relations between the documents of strategic planning in the sphere of science and technology; the main issues of reflecting scientific and technological priorities in strategic documents are discussed; recommendations on improving the system of strategic planning in the sphere of innovation and scientific and technological development are given.

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  • E.V. Dmitrishina & D.A. Uskov, 2015. "The Issues of Covering Science and Technical Policy of Modern Russia in the Strategic Planning Documents," European Research Studies Journal, European Research Studies Journal, vol. 0(4), pages 57-74.
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