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Цифровая Экономика Как Предмет Исследования: Обзор Публикаций

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В статье представлен обзор выборочных публикаций по проблематике цифровой экономики. В теоретических работах под цифровой экономикой в общем случае понимается производство благ на основе использования цифровых технологий. Рядом авторов выделяются четыре группы трактовок (ресурсоориентированная, процессуальная/поточная, структурная, бизнес-ориентированная), а также два типа подходов, характерных для российской литературы (воспроизводственный и киберсистемный). Общей чертой имеющихся определений выступает попытка учета степени и последствий внедрения цифровых технологий на изменение социально-экономических процессов, в результате чего исследовательское поле выглядит скорее фрагментарным. Тем не менее указанное обстоятельство не препятствует проведению аналитических и практико-ориентированных исследований. В рассмотренных прикладных работах подчеркивается важность подкрепления технологического развития "аналоговыми дополнениями": соответствующей нормативной правовой базой, цифровыми навыками, подотчетностью институтов. Представлен анализ практик применения больших данных (big data) при реализации концепций управления по результатам сотрудничества в области данных, отмечены соответствующие положительные эффекты. Настоящий обзор может быть полезен научному и экспертному сообществам при проведении исследований в области цифровой экономики, выработке предложений по реализации государственной политики в сфере развития информационного общества и цифровой экономики.

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  • Зайцев В. Е., 2019. "Цифровая Экономика Как Предмет Исследования: Обзор Публикаций," Вопросы государственного и муниципального управления // Public administration issues, НИУ ВШЭ, issue 3, pages 107-122.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:vgmu00:2019:i:3:p:107-122
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