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Author(s): |
Belyakova G. Y., Proskurnin S. D., |
| Number of journal: |
1(74) |
Date: |
March 2026 |
| Annotation: |
The Russian and foreign experience of scientific
and technological development demonstrates various directions
of territorial innovative development. The country’s innovation
landscape is characterized by duality: the main centers of science
and technology are located in large cities, but small towns
with a clear research or high-tech specialization also make
a significant contribution to innovation. This study focuses
on cities with high scientific and technological potential
and attempts to identify the key conditions and prerequisites for
the formation of successful science cities. Based on the analysis
of the creation of successful practices, the paper identifies
a variety of goals (decentralization, economic diversification,
global leadership) and mechanisms for their implementation
(from the formation of an entrepreneurial culture to the creation
of privileged living conditions). It is concluded that
the success of creating science cities depends on the development
of an individual model based on local conditions and solving
strategic tasks. In addition, four main necessary entities
are identified to ensure the sustainable innovative development
of the territory. Based on the fact that people are the driving force
behind innovation — creative scientists, competent engineers,
and visionary leaders — it can be argued that having a community
of passionate professionals is crucial for turning ideas
into innovative technologies and products. The analysis of successful
and unsatisfactory practices also showed that the model
of an innovation ecosystem must necessarily meet the required
conditions and contain adaptive mechanisms for responding to
external factors. In order to obtain a stable successful model,
the paper identifies the main current trends in the development
of models of innovative growth of territorial ecosystems. |
| Keywords: |
sustainable development, conditions of sustainable
development, science city, technopolis, akademgorodok,
closed administrative-territorial entity, cities with high scientific
and technological potential, prerequisites for successful
development, innovative ecosystem of the city, institutional
environment, human capital |
| For citation: |
Belyakova G. Y., Proskurnin S. D. The main prerequisites for creation and functioning of successful science
cities as territorial growth points. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;1(74):25—32. DOI: 10.25683/
VOLBI.2026.74.1547. |