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Author(s): |
Ovchinnikova A. V., Zimin S. D., |
| Number of journal: |
3(76) |
Date: |
September 2026 |
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This article examines methods of state stimulation
of diversification in the military-industrial complex from
the perspective of an ecosystem approach. The initial data include
significant interregional differentiation in the pace of diversification,
the digital transformation of production relations, and
a critique of current methods focused on quantitative indicators. The subject of the study is the institutional and infrastructural
instruments for the formation of regional innovative production
ecosystems (RIPEs) with defense industry enterprises as core
participants. The objective is to summarize current approaches
to state stimulation of diversification through the lens of RIPEs.
Hypothesis is that the state, by consolidating defense industry
enterprises and creating conditions for the involvement of small
and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), creates an environment
conducive to the production of civilian products. The methodology
is based on the RIPEs concept and includes an analysis
of problems at the macro-, meso-, and micro-levels and
a systematization of support measures based on scientific literature
and regulatory acts from 2019–2026. Methods of generalization,
classification, and comparative analysis are applied.
As a result, key barriers to diversification (coordination, marketing,
economic, and industry-specific) are identified; six
groups of defense industry consolidation instruments (national
projects, budget financing, preferential taxation, export support,
infrastructure, and preferential lending) and six groups
of instruments for engaging economic agents in the RIPEs
(tax preferences, improved payment discipline, participant
legitimacy, certification assistance, preferential lending, and
infrastructure support for entrepreneurship) are systematized.
The scientific contribution is the development of the RIPEs concept
as applied to the diversification of the defense industry.
It is concluded that the state performs a dual function:
it approves defense industry enterprises as core participants
in ecosystems and creates an environment for interaction
with SMEs. The scope of application is regional industrial policy
and diversification management at the enterprise level. Future
research areas include identifying a mechanism for optimally
engaging SMEs in defense industry enterprise ecosystems. |
| Keywords: |
diversification, defense industry, innovative ecosystems,
ecosystem approach, innovative production, regional
economy, regional ecosystem, industrial cooperation, technological
sovereignty, civilian products |
| For citation: |
Ovchinnikova A. V., Zimin S. D. Methods of state stimulation of diversification in the defense industry: an ecosystem
approach. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;3(76):30—36. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2026.76.1671. |