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ISSN: 1896-382X     eISSN: 2353-2866    OAI    DOI: 10.18276/epu.2015.119-11
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Issue archive / nr 119 2015
The Employment Prospects and the Development of the Scientific Community in the Context of the Modernization of the Belarusian Economy

Authors: Sergey Solodovnikow
Belarus National Technical University, Faculty of Technologies of Management and Humanitarization

Olga Mazurenko
Belarus National Technical University, Faculty of Technologies of Management and Humanitarization
Keywords: technical and technological modernization post-industrialization moderni¬zation of the transitive economy
Data publikacji całości:2015
Page range:14 (161-174)
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Abstract

The main principles of the creation of the social and scientific association while modernizing economy of the Republic of Belarus have been determined on the basis of the post-industrialization concept. They are the following: the principle of parallelism of the technical and technological modernization of economy and formation of postindu­strial labor relations; the principle of labor-saving on the basis of the high technological industry; the principle of strategic orientation on the global technological tendencies; the principle of long life education of specialists; the principle of state promotion of scientific achievements into production; the principle of the growing influence of moral and eco­logical priorities. The necessity of forming effective information economy for creating social and scientific association has been demonstrated.
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