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December 16-17, 2021, Yekaterinburg, Russia
II International Scientific and Practical Conference
"COVID-19: Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals" (RTCOV 2021)
"COVID-19: Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals" (RTCOV 2021)
Materials based on the conference results will be published in the ScitePress publishing house and
indexed in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science
(see an example of an indexed conference)
indexed in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science
(see an example of an indexed conference)
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December 16-17, 2021, Yekaterinburg, Russia
II International Scientific and Practical Conference " COVID-19: Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (RTCOV 2021)
Materials based on the conference results will be published in the ScitePress publishing house and
indexed in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science
(see an example of an indexed conference)
indexed in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science
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RTCOV 2021 - is a good opportunity to exchange experience, modern knowledge and achievements in the field of research on the consequences of the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, including its new strains in 2021.
* Sustainable development of regions: consequences of COVID-19
* Sustainable energy development;
* Sustainable development and ecology;
* Geology in the context of sustainable development;
* Education for sustainable development;
* Environment;
* Energy and Earth Sciences;
* Renewable energy sources;
* Natural resource management;
* Sustainable energy development;
* Sustainable development and ecology;
* Geology in the context of sustainable development;
* Education for sustainable development;
* Environment;
* Energy and Earth Sciences;
* Renewable energy sources;
* Natural resource management;
About conference
Call for papers:
The purpose of the conference:
Discussion and forecasting of future trends in the field of research on the consequences of the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, exchange of advanced knowledge in this field.
The coronavirus pandemic has clearly demonstrated that we must act together and give our fight against this crisis the necessary impetus to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
"The United Nations and our global network of country offices support all governments in their fight against the pandemic and in trying to ensure that the world economy and people around the world will come out of this crisis stronger," the UN Secretary-General said in one of his recent speeches. He stressed the importance of commitment to the course of sustainable development even in the context of a global pandemic and spoke about a number of initiatives that will help all those affected by this crisis to recover effectively and switch to a course of further development.
"The United Nations and our global network of country offices support all governments in their fight against the pandemic and in trying to ensure that the world economy and people around the world will come out of this crisis stronger," the UN Secretary-General said in one of his recent speeches. He stressed the importance of commitment to the course of sustainable development even in the context of a global pandemic and spoke about a number of initiatives that will help all those affected by this crisis to recover effectively and switch to a course of further development.
Important Dates
1
Paper Submission:
September 1, 2021 (expired)
2
Authors Notification:
September 25, 2021 (expired)
3
Camera Ready and Registration:
October 20, 2021 (expired)
Organization committees
Organization and Programm committees
Scientific Committee
1. Feria Toribio, José María Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla, Spain (link: Scopus profile)
2. García-Erviti, Federico Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain (link: Scopus profile)
3. Maria Ciurea, University of Petroșani, Petroșani, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
4. Ştefan Ţălu, Assoc. Prof. PhD., The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
5. Lange, Steffen, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany (link: Scopus profile)
6. Hatos, Adrian, Universitatea din Oradea, Oradea, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
7. Solheim, Anne, Lyche Norsk institutt for vannforskning, Oslo, Norway (link: Scopus profile)
8. Echeverri, Luis, Gomez International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Laxenburg, Austria Oslo, Norway (link: Scopus profile)
9. Ison, Nicola, University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia (link: Scopus profile)
10. Stevance, Anne, Sophie ISC Paris Business School, Paris, France (link: Scopus profile)
11. Radu Stanciu, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Bucuresti, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
12. Sekisov Aleksandr, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar, Russian Federation (link: Scopus profile)
1. Feria Toribio, José María Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla, Spain (link: Scopus profile)
2. García-Erviti, Federico Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain (link: Scopus profile)
3. Maria Ciurea, University of Petroșani, Petroșani, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
4. Ştefan Ţălu, Assoc. Prof. PhD., The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
5. Lange, Steffen, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany (link: Scopus profile)
6. Hatos, Adrian, Universitatea din Oradea, Oradea, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
7. Solheim, Anne, Lyche Norsk institutt for vannforskning, Oslo, Norway (link: Scopus profile)
8. Echeverri, Luis, Gomez International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Laxenburg, Austria Oslo, Norway (link: Scopus profile)
9. Ison, Nicola, University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia (link: Scopus profile)
10. Stevance, Anne, Sophie ISC Paris Business School, Paris, France (link: Scopus profile)
11. Radu Stanciu, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Bucuresti, Romania (link: Scopus profile)
12. Sekisov Aleksandr, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar, Russian Federation (link: Scopus profile)
Organizing Committee
- Sagintaeva Saule, Rectror of Almaty University of Energy and Communications named after Gumarbek Daukeev, Kazakhstan (link: Scopus profile)
- Zhanbayev Rinat, National Scientific Council, Almaty, Kazakhstan (link: Scopus profile)
- Rostamzadeh Reza, Islamic Azad University, Urmia Branch, Urmia, Iran (link: Scopus profile)
- Nedosekin Aleksey, St. Petersburg Mountain University, St. Petersburg, Russia (link: Scopus profile)
- Nazarov Dmitry, Ural State University of Economics, Yekaterinburg, Russia (link: Scopus profile)
- Yazdankhah, Ahmad Sadeghi, Sahand University of Technology, Sahand, Iran (link: Scopus profile)
- Esmaeili Ahmad, Allameh Tabataba'i University, Tehran, Iran (link: Scopus profile)
- Sukwika Tatan, Sahid University, Jakarta, Indonesia
(link: Scopus profile)
Keynote Speakers
1.
Estimated Exchange Rate Opportunities Generated by the COVID-19 Pandemic in Romania in 2020
Dr. Ştefan Ţălu, Assoc. Prof. PhD., The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the impact of COVID-19 pandemic in Romania in 2020 over the estimated exchange rate and also identifies the magnitude of the depreciation of the national currency at the end of 2020. Appreciating the economic impact of this epidemic, as well as a worsening of the macroeconomic situation in Romania, accelerated starting with October 10, 2020, it is estimated that these negative effects will be felt until the end of 2020, when the EUR / RON exchange rate can reach the threshold of 4.9295 RON. In this fiscal context, international investors began to prefer investments in safer assets, such as gold, which recorded the highest price in the last 7 years.
2
Challenges and Competencies of Leadership in Covid-19 Pandemic
Nazarov Dmitry, Ural State University of Economics, Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation
The objective of this article is to evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the challenges and opportunities for leadership. In conclusion, organizations need to apply measures to demonstrate a positive attitude of protection and care towards their employees, to adapt to new work schedules, and to build effective team relationships despite challenges. During this critical period, the leader should select the style of leadership that best suits the characteristics of this health situation, the subordinate, and the requirements of the job, so that, when necessary, he can take concrete measures to harmonize them with the tasks. At the same time, the leader must train and inspire, by his example, all subordinates by setting challenging goals, seeking improvement, emphasizing excellence in performance, and showing confidence that subordinates will work to high-quality standards. Also, we note that men leaders have superior competencies to females as leaders, especially in information technology skills. Leadership can be created by leaders with high skills (cognitive, functional, and social competencies) who can overcome challenges and take advantage of new opportunities to build competitive advantage strategies within the organization and to adopt change.
3
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Relationship Between the Asian Development Bank and Vietnam
Tran Thi Thuy Dung, Law Institute, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow 117198, Russian Federation
Vietnam has been controlling the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically. However, the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak has brought unprecedented challenges that are expected to impact Vietnam's socio-economic development in 2020 significantly and in the next year. Facing difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Vietnam gives priority directions for socio-economic development. The foreign policy received more attention after an extended strict closure. In particular, Vietnam highly values the relationship with the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Both sides are proposing development solutions to enhance the relationship between Vietnam and ADB, to implement ADB's Development Strategy until 2030 to be more relevant to the current situation.
PROGRAM RTCOV 2021
December, 16-17, 2021
10:00 - 15:00
December, 16-17, 2021
10:00 - 15:00
CONFERENCE OPENING (10:00-10:30)
1. Alexey Inyushkin, Elena Inyushkina, Andrey Inyushkin. Influence of Endured Coronavirus Infection on Bioelectric Activity of the Brain in Students
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (10:30-12:00)
2. Rashid Dallaev, Ştefan Ţălu, Daniel Burda, Dinara Sobola, Jiří Majzner, Vladimír Holcman, Anton Nazarov.The Impact of Covid-19 on the Field of Education and Science
3. Rashid Dallaev, Ştefan Ţălu, Daniel Burda, Dinara Sobola, Shikhgasan Ramazanov, Vladimír Holcman, Anton Nazarov.The Impact of Covid-19 on the Industry of Energetics
WORKSHOP SPEAKERS (12:00-15:00)
4. Elena Shirinkina, Alexander Groshev.Assessment of the Impact of the Pandemic on Learning Processes
5. Ekaterina Shevchenko, Mikhail Burda, David Grigoryan.The US President's Political Positioning in Global Political Process: Modern Approaches to Understanding of Security Against the Background of Political and Legal Consequences of COVID-19 Spread
6. Vladlena Grikhno, Marina Simonova, Sergey Kolesnikov.Personnel Current in Service Companies Under COVID-19 Distribution on the Example of Russian Post JSC
7. Olga Antsiferova, Larisa Petrova.Information and Communication Technologies as a Trigger for the Development of Companies in the Agro-Industrial Complex
8. M.Vasina Svetlana, Aleksey Kuskov, Elena Shestakova.Features of Economic and Legal Regulation of Development of Russian Tourism During Pandemic Period
9. Sergey Korkonosenko, Marina Berezhnaia.Humanitarian Resistance in Russian Higher School During the Pandemic: the Case of Journalism Education
10. Seda Aslakhanova, Anzor Amadaev, Larisa Orlova.Migration Processes and Globalization during a Pandemic
11. Angela Damadaeva, Razin Ragimov, Naida Abdullaeva.Influence of Individual- Typological Characteristics on the Formation of dEpressive Symptoms During Distance Learning in Conditions of Self-Isolation and COVID-19 (on the Example of DSMU Students)
12. Marianna Santalova, Irina Soklakova, Elvira Lesnikova.Internet Marketing Technologies in the Organization's Activities (COVID -19)
13. Tatiana Isaeva, Vera Petrova.Psychological and Pedagogical Aspects of University Admission Campaign in Russia in the Period of COVID-19 Pandemic
14. Razin Ragimov, Naida Abdullaeva, Patimat Magomedova.Study of Anxiety Among Students Depending on the Location of Urban or Rural Areas During Isolation During a Pandemic and COVID-19
15. I.A. Nagaeva, A.G. Erokhin, M.F. Vanina.Blended Learning in a Pandemic: Necessity and Opportunity
16. Afonina Marina, Skuridin Maksim, Vetrova Natalya.Features of the Activities of Military Theme Parks in a Pandemic
17. Alexander Prosekov, Artеm Rada, Oksana Nikitina.Problems of the Implementation of the Paris Agreements in The Post- Pandemic Reality
18. Irina Gladilina, Svetlana Sergeeva, Trofimovskaya Alla.Concept and Distinctive Features of the "Smart Contract" Technology
19. V.D. Ruzanova, E.V. Ruzanova, V.I. Belyakov.Use of Genetic Technologies in Formation of Specialized Professional Selection Programs in the Health Care System as a Factor in Ensuring the Sustainable Development of Society and Regions in the Context of the COVID19 Pandemic
20. Liudmila Filobokova, I.Bogatyrev Sergey.Methodological Approaches to Strategic Management of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses in the Context of the Negative Impact and Continuing Nature of the COVID-19 Pandemic
21. Yulia Goloborodko.Study of the Practice of Application of Administrative Sanctions to Individuals Within Distribution of COVID-19 in the Case of Violation of Sanitary and Epidemiological Requirements: Validity and Legal Conflicts
22. E. Vasilenko, P. Vasilenko, O. Goltseva.Pedagogical Conditions of the Educational Process During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Field of Fine Arts and Design
23. Victor Medennikov, Ludmila Muratova, Sergey Salnikov.Impact of the Pandemic on the Condition of Agricultural Scientific and Educational Information Resources Presented in the Internet Space
24. Olga Kvashina, Ekaterina Nikiforova, Julia Streletskaya.Economic Education: Future Standards as a Main Reference Point for the Economics Specialist's Education
25. Marina Kruglova, Elena Stolyarchuk, Yana Rubeko.Peculiarities of Professional Burnout in Medical Personnel Employed in the Treatment of Covid-19 in Russian Clinics
26. Anna Mantarova, Elena Bagreeva.Comparative Analysis of Crime Trends in Russia and Bulgaria (2019-2021)
27. E.E. Ryabtseva, G.V. Kosov, E.N. Maksimova.European Mediterranean Countries: Covid-19 Experiences
28. Yulia Petrova.The Influence of COVID-19 Pandemic on the University Education
29. Iolanta Baltutite, Olesya Kazachenok.Legal Regulation of Digital Transformation of Technologies in Healthcare in Russia and Abroad Under the Influence of the COVID- 19 Pandemic
30. Nagaeva, E. Frolova, A. Erohin.Networked Learning in a Pandemic: New Horizons for Use
31. V.V. Grigoriev-Golubev, N.V. Vasileva, I.V. Evgrafova.Assessment of the Quality of Distance Learning During the Period of COVID-19
32. Yu.O. Glushkova, D.V. Filippov, Yu.O. Yershov, L.A. Podsumkova.Problems of Socio- Economic Crisis Caused By Covid-19 Influence on Creative Industries
33. Oleg Grishin, Olga Nesterchuk, Sergey Popov.Problems of Minimizing the Socio- Economic Consequences of COVID-19 Distribution in the Context of Ensuring Political Stability
34. T.P. Cherkasova, D.A. Ayrapetyan, E.A. Grinchenko.Transformation of the Role of Innovations in the State Educational Policy of the Post-Pandemic Period
35. Lidia Khabalyuk.Features of Administrative and Legal Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activities during the Period of the Spread of Coronavirus Infection
36. Nina Keleberda, Evgeniya Kazanskaya.Sustainable Development Goals and Educational
Standards in Forming of Communication Competence in RFL Training
37. Elena Posnaya, Natalya Alesina, Artyom Shevtsov.Current Problems in Functioning of
Russian Federation Banking Institutions During the Pandemic Period and Ways of their
Solution
38. Y.N. Folgerova, K.A. Minnullina, E.P. Tatarinova.Legal Convergence in Developing the
Anti-Crisis Potential of Bankruptcy Institute as Responding to the Negative Economic
Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic
39. Irina Rodionova, Cezary Mądry, Olga Shuvalova.Regional Aspects on the Impact of
Covid-19 on Inside Tourism of Russia
40. Larisa Aguzarova, Fatima Aguzarova.Specifics of the Work of Tax Authorities in the
Context of a Pandemic
41. M.S. Gotovkina, A.A. Solonenko.Sociological Analysis of Population Anxiety in the
Covid-19 Pandemic Era
42. Galina Makovich, Sergei Arzhanukhin.COVID-19 as a Social Catalyst for Organizational
and Management Dysfunctions in Higher Education
43. Elena Shumakova.Digital Technologies in the Hospitality Industry in the Context of
COVID-19
44. Lev Bertovsky, Inna Ryzhkova, Sergey Ryzhkov.Pandemic: a Catalyst for Innovation and
Digitalization in Criminal Justice
45. Tatiana Isaeva.University Professor's Digital Image: Transition from Conventional Image
in the COVID-19 Pandemic Period
46. Alexander Grigoriev.Socio-Economic Instability and Attempts to Exit the "Coronavirus"
Labyrinth: Russian and Foreign Experience
47. V. V.Osadchii, A. Zolkin, N. Levoshich, S. Tokova, G.V. Ryabkova.Impact of COVID-19
on the Welfare of Russian Enterprises
48. Lyudmila Filobokova, Konstantin Belovitsky.Adaptation Mechanism for Adapting the
Territory of Advanced Social and Economic Development in the Conditions of the Covid-
19 Pandemic (Based on Materials from the Sakhalin Region)
49. N.A. Kolomeitseva, I.A. Glotova.How Has the Pandemic Changed the Agroindustrial
Complex
50. Irina Minakova, Tatyana Bukreeva, Lucrețiu Dancea.Socio-Economic Impact of the
COVID-19 Pandemic and Anti-Crisis Measures
51. V.A. Britskiy, K.Yu. Simonova.Competitive Fencing Activities at Different Stages of
Preparation: Features and Consequences in the Context of COVID-19
52. O.V. Dubkova, A.V. Zakharova.Transformation of News Content in a Pandemic
53. Razet Sayd-Emievna Yushaeva, Madina Huseynovna Vakhabova and Dzhamilya
Saidulayevna Saralinova. Influence of the Pandemic on the Socio-Economic Situation in
the World
54. Zulfiia Magrupova, Gaukhar Koshebayeva, Gulnara Abzalbek.Prospects for Sustainable
Development of the Kazakh Economy in the Context of a Pandemic
55. Natalia Altynova, Yuliya Kostrova, Olga Shvaika.The Suburban Housing Market in Russia
is Having a Blast – is it Only Covid-Related?
56. Viktor Lavrov.Analysis of the Impact of the COVID-19 Coronavirus Infection Pandemic
on the Processes of Tourism Development in the Russian Federation
57. E. Krivtsova, T. Martynova, O. Valko.Social Work Professionals Functioning During the
Coronavirus Pandemic: Occupational Risks and Their Socio-psychological Consequences
58. Sergey Gordeev, Sergey Zyryanov, Daria Averyanova.Deformation of Social Constraints
in the Context of the Coronavirus Crisis on the Example of Industrial Regions
59. E.S. Gurenko, E.G. Karpova.Values of a Manager During COVID-19 Pandemic
60. Natalya Filimonova, Mariya Ozerova.The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the State
of Food Security in Russia
61. Andrey Shevyakin.Aspects of Reproduction of the Labor Potential of the Regional
Economy in the Conditions of Pandemic
62. Ekaterina Dmitrieva.New Socio-Economic Picture of the World: Consequences and
Challenges of Coronavirus
63. T.V. Byundyugova, O.A. Kholina, E.G. Petrova.The Study of Visualization in the System
of Distance Education During the Pandemic: Psychological and Pedagogical Aspect
64. Marina Cherkasova, Anna Taktarova.The Ambivalent Nature of the Educational Process
in Higher Educational Institutions in the COVID – 19 Pandemic
65. Sergei Korolev, Irina Lyalina.Neoliberal Administrative State, Digitalization and
Pandemic
66. Mayorov, E. Mayorova, O. Dunaeva.Society in the Pandemic Period: Criminal
Background of Development
67. Alexandra Kaskova, Lyudmila Trofimova.External and Internal Factors Affecting the
Socio-Economic Situation of the EAEU During the COVID-19 Pandemic
68. E. Karpova, E. Karpov.Consequences of the Distribution of the Coronavirus COVID-19
and New Strains on the Educational System
69. O.V. Ziborov, K.A. Sultanov, A.V. Tseluiko.Some Aspects of the Administrative and
Legal Consequences of the Distribution of the COVID-19 Coronavirus
70. Inna Plyugina, Zhanna Gaunova.International Student Mobility in the Context of COVID-
19 Spread
1. Alexey Inyushkin, Elena Inyushkina, Andrey Inyushkin. Influence of Endured Coronavirus Infection on Bioelectric Activity of the Brain in Students
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (10:30-12:00)
2. Rashid Dallaev, Ştefan Ţălu, Daniel Burda, Dinara Sobola, Jiří Majzner, Vladimír Holcman, Anton Nazarov.The Impact of Covid-19 on the Field of Education and Science
3. Rashid Dallaev, Ştefan Ţălu, Daniel Burda, Dinara Sobola, Shikhgasan Ramazanov, Vladimír Holcman, Anton Nazarov.The Impact of Covid-19 on the Industry of Energetics
WORKSHOP SPEAKERS (12:00-15:00)
4. Elena Shirinkina, Alexander Groshev.Assessment of the Impact of the Pandemic on Learning Processes
5. Ekaterina Shevchenko, Mikhail Burda, David Grigoryan.The US President's Political Positioning in Global Political Process: Modern Approaches to Understanding of Security Against the Background of Political and Legal Consequences of COVID-19 Spread
6. Vladlena Grikhno, Marina Simonova, Sergey Kolesnikov.Personnel Current in Service Companies Under COVID-19 Distribution on the Example of Russian Post JSC
7. Olga Antsiferova, Larisa Petrova.Information and Communication Technologies as a Trigger for the Development of Companies in the Agro-Industrial Complex
8. M.Vasina Svetlana, Aleksey Kuskov, Elena Shestakova.Features of Economic and Legal Regulation of Development of Russian Tourism During Pandemic Period
9. Sergey Korkonosenko, Marina Berezhnaia.Humanitarian Resistance in Russian Higher School During the Pandemic: the Case of Journalism Education
10. Seda Aslakhanova, Anzor Amadaev, Larisa Orlova.Migration Processes and Globalization during a Pandemic
11. Angela Damadaeva, Razin Ragimov, Naida Abdullaeva.Influence of Individual- Typological Characteristics on the Formation of dEpressive Symptoms During Distance Learning in Conditions of Self-Isolation and COVID-19 (on the Example of DSMU Students)
12. Marianna Santalova, Irina Soklakova, Elvira Lesnikova.Internet Marketing Technologies in the Organization's Activities (COVID -19)
13. Tatiana Isaeva, Vera Petrova.Psychological and Pedagogical Aspects of University Admission Campaign in Russia in the Period of COVID-19 Pandemic
14. Razin Ragimov, Naida Abdullaeva, Patimat Magomedova.Study of Anxiety Among Students Depending on the Location of Urban or Rural Areas During Isolation During a Pandemic and COVID-19
15. I.A. Nagaeva, A.G. Erokhin, M.F. Vanina.Blended Learning in a Pandemic: Necessity and Opportunity
16. Afonina Marina, Skuridin Maksim, Vetrova Natalya.Features of the Activities of Military Theme Parks in a Pandemic
17. Alexander Prosekov, Artеm Rada, Oksana Nikitina.Problems of the Implementation of the Paris Agreements in The Post- Pandemic Reality
18. Irina Gladilina, Svetlana Sergeeva, Trofimovskaya Alla.Concept and Distinctive Features of the "Smart Contract" Technology
19. V.D. Ruzanova, E.V. Ruzanova, V.I. Belyakov.Use of Genetic Technologies in Formation of Specialized Professional Selection Programs in the Health Care System as a Factor in Ensuring the Sustainable Development of Society and Regions in the Context of the COVID19 Pandemic
20. Liudmila Filobokova, I.Bogatyrev Sergey.Methodological Approaches to Strategic Management of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses in the Context of the Negative Impact and Continuing Nature of the COVID-19 Pandemic
21. Yulia Goloborodko.Study of the Practice of Application of Administrative Sanctions to Individuals Within Distribution of COVID-19 in the Case of Violation of Sanitary and Epidemiological Requirements: Validity and Legal Conflicts
22. E. Vasilenko, P. Vasilenko, O. Goltseva.Pedagogical Conditions of the Educational Process During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Field of Fine Arts and Design
23. Victor Medennikov, Ludmila Muratova, Sergey Salnikov.Impact of the Pandemic on the Condition of Agricultural Scientific and Educational Information Resources Presented in the Internet Space
24. Olga Kvashina, Ekaterina Nikiforova, Julia Streletskaya.Economic Education: Future Standards as a Main Reference Point for the Economics Specialist's Education
25. Marina Kruglova, Elena Stolyarchuk, Yana Rubeko.Peculiarities of Professional Burnout in Medical Personnel Employed in the Treatment of Covid-19 in Russian Clinics
26. Anna Mantarova, Elena Bagreeva.Comparative Analysis of Crime Trends in Russia and Bulgaria (2019-2021)
27. E.E. Ryabtseva, G.V. Kosov, E.N. Maksimova.European Mediterranean Countries: Covid-19 Experiences
28. Yulia Petrova.The Influence of COVID-19 Pandemic on the University Education
29. Iolanta Baltutite, Olesya Kazachenok.Legal Regulation of Digital Transformation of Technologies in Healthcare in Russia and Abroad Under the Influence of the COVID- 19 Pandemic
30. Nagaeva, E. Frolova, A. Erohin.Networked Learning in a Pandemic: New Horizons for Use
31. V.V. Grigoriev-Golubev, N.V. Vasileva, I.V. Evgrafova.Assessment of the Quality of Distance Learning During the Period of COVID-19
32. Yu.O. Glushkova, D.V. Filippov, Yu.O. Yershov, L.A. Podsumkova.Problems of Socio- Economic Crisis Caused By Covid-19 Influence on Creative Industries
33. Oleg Grishin, Olga Nesterchuk, Sergey Popov.Problems of Minimizing the Socio- Economic Consequences of COVID-19 Distribution in the Context of Ensuring Political Stability
34. T.P. Cherkasova, D.A. Ayrapetyan, E.A. Grinchenko.Transformation of the Role of Innovations in the State Educational Policy of the Post-Pandemic Period
35. Lidia Khabalyuk.Features of Administrative and Legal Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activities during the Period of the Spread of Coronavirus Infection
36. Nina Keleberda, Evgeniya Kazanskaya.Sustainable Development Goals and Educational
Standards in Forming of Communication Competence in RFL Training
37. Elena Posnaya, Natalya Alesina, Artyom Shevtsov.Current Problems in Functioning of
Russian Federation Banking Institutions During the Pandemic Period and Ways of their
Solution
38. Y.N. Folgerova, K.A. Minnullina, E.P. Tatarinova.Legal Convergence in Developing the
Anti-Crisis Potential of Bankruptcy Institute as Responding to the Negative Economic
Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic
39. Irina Rodionova, Cezary Mądry, Olga Shuvalova.Regional Aspects on the Impact of
Covid-19 on Inside Tourism of Russia
40. Larisa Aguzarova, Fatima Aguzarova.Specifics of the Work of Tax Authorities in the
Context of a Pandemic
41. M.S. Gotovkina, A.A. Solonenko.Sociological Analysis of Population Anxiety in the
Covid-19 Pandemic Era
42. Galina Makovich, Sergei Arzhanukhin.COVID-19 as a Social Catalyst for Organizational
and Management Dysfunctions in Higher Education
43. Elena Shumakova.Digital Technologies in the Hospitality Industry in the Context of
COVID-19
44. Lev Bertovsky, Inna Ryzhkova, Sergey Ryzhkov.Pandemic: a Catalyst for Innovation and
Digitalization in Criminal Justice
45. Tatiana Isaeva.University Professor's Digital Image: Transition from Conventional Image
in the COVID-19 Pandemic Period
46. Alexander Grigoriev.Socio-Economic Instability and Attempts to Exit the "Coronavirus"
Labyrinth: Russian and Foreign Experience
47. V. V.Osadchii, A. Zolkin, N. Levoshich, S. Tokova, G.V. Ryabkova.Impact of COVID-19
on the Welfare of Russian Enterprises
48. Lyudmila Filobokova, Konstantin Belovitsky.Adaptation Mechanism for Adapting the
Territory of Advanced Social and Economic Development in the Conditions of the Covid-
19 Pandemic (Based on Materials from the Sakhalin Region)
49. N.A. Kolomeitseva, I.A. Glotova.How Has the Pandemic Changed the Agroindustrial
Complex
50. Irina Minakova, Tatyana Bukreeva, Lucrețiu Dancea.Socio-Economic Impact of the
COVID-19 Pandemic and Anti-Crisis Measures
51. V.A. Britskiy, K.Yu. Simonova.Competitive Fencing Activities at Different Stages of
Preparation: Features and Consequences in the Context of COVID-19
52. O.V. Dubkova, A.V. Zakharova.Transformation of News Content in a Pandemic
53. Razet Sayd-Emievna Yushaeva, Madina Huseynovna Vakhabova and Dzhamilya
Saidulayevna Saralinova. Influence of the Pandemic on the Socio-Economic Situation in
the World
54. Zulfiia Magrupova, Gaukhar Koshebayeva, Gulnara Abzalbek.Prospects for Sustainable
Development of the Kazakh Economy in the Context of a Pandemic
55. Natalia Altynova, Yuliya Kostrova, Olga Shvaika.The Suburban Housing Market in Russia
is Having a Blast – is it Only Covid-Related?
56. Viktor Lavrov.Analysis of the Impact of the COVID-19 Coronavirus Infection Pandemic
on the Processes of Tourism Development in the Russian Federation
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