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The modern universities role in the formation of the digital wave of Kondratiev’s long cycles

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  • Petr I. Kasatkin
  • Julia A. Kovalchuk
  • Igor M. Stepnov

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The article presents the results of the study of the universities’ transformation problems as a source-integrator-translator of new knowledge and technologies in conditions of digital transformation of the economy. It is shown that the modern stage of scientific and technological progress does not contradict Kondratiev’s concept of long cycles, but has its own characteristics. The hypothesis about the significance of the influence of universities on the formation of an upward wave of long cycles is confirmed on a long historical period. The current key aspects of changes in the interaction of higher education and the economy as a whole are analyzed taking into account dual problems: advanced training and delayed generalization by universities of actual transformations of the economy. The vision of the mission of the classical university (digital literacy in society) and the technical university (the formation of basic professional competences of modern engineer and researcher) is presented. Recommendations on the need for platform solutions in the organization of interactions in the field of education, on changing models of university activities taking into account the development of EduTech are given.

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  • Petr I. Kasatkin & Julia A. Kovalchuk & Igor M. Stepnov, 2019. "The modern universities role in the formation of the digital wave of Kondratiev’s long cycles," Voprosy Ekonomiki, NP Voprosy Ekonomiki, issue 12.
    • Handle: RePEc:nos:voprec:y:2019:id:2550
    DOI: 10.32609/0042-8736-2019-12-123-140
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