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Original Article

Social Wellbeing as an Imperative of Import Substituting Neo-Industrialization in Vilfredo Pareto Methodology

S. Zhironkin
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M. Gasanov
,
K. Kolotov

Keywords: Social wellbeing¸ neo-industrialization, Pareto efficiency, technological platform

Article no: 100

Pages 761-770

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.100

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Original Article

Professional Consciousness Of University Graduates As Factor Of Psychological Wellbeing Of Personality

E.S. Goldschmidt
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N.I. Korytchenkova
,
N. Budnitskaya
,
R.S. Islamov
,
S.I. Gusev

Keywords: Psychological wellbeing, subjective wellbeing, university graduates, professional identity, professional consciousness

Article no: 52

Pages 430-440

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.52

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Original Article

Wellbeing of Rural Areas and Family Farming in the Agro-Industrial Economy

 Natalia Veretennikova
,
Irina Petinenko
,
Natalia Redchikova
,
Stepan Levin

Keywords: Socioeconomic wellbeing; rural development; family farming; agro-industry; institutional environment; the Russian Federation

Article no: 80

Pages 593-602

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.80

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