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| Article name |
Green Integration – a New Stage in the Development of the Green Economy of Countries? |
| Authors |
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| Bibliographic description |
Kononovich I. V. Green integration – a new stage in the development of the green economy of countries? // Transbaikal State University Journal. 2023. Vol. 29, no. 1. Pp. 95–103. DOI: 10.21209/2227-9245-2023-29- 1-95-103. |
| Category |
Economy |
| DOI |
339.924 |
| DOI |
0.21209/2227-9245-2023-29-1-95-103 |
| Article type |
Original article |
| Annotation |
Turbulence has become the new normal of the countries’ economies in the last
decade of the 21st century. The idea of a new economic paradigm of greening economies,
the pursuit of sustainable development and an attempt to preserve the biodiversity
of our planet has become a new global economic trend, an increasing number
of countries include greening the economy in their long-term development strategies.
However, the concept of a green economy is idealized and not fully formulated, which
complicates the practical implementation of the points of the new economy in the development
strategy of countries. A high innovative load, significant costs for the greening
of production stop the process of a green economy development. Green integration
can become a key solution to the problem of introducing a green economy in many
countries; it will contribute to the integration of economic entities, acting as a new
stage in the development of a green economy. The subject of the study is green integration, features, prospects and obstacles for the development of green integration as
a new stage in the development of the green economy. The purpose of the study is to
show that green integration is a new necessary stage in the green economy development
in the countries. The methods and methodology of the work: when formulating
the concept of “green integration”, the definitions of green economy and integration;
methods of retrospective analysis and synthesis are used; the historical stages of
development of the green economy have been studied using synthesis methods. Results
of the work: the article considers the stages of green economy development, it is
shown that green integration, the desire to create which can already be observed on
the world stage, and is the fourth stage in the green economy development; a definition
of green integration is given, the structure of the “green integration” concept is
reflected as well as positive and negative aspects of the green integration introduction
within the framework of various integration associations. This article can be applied
in the framework of the research on green economy, the problems of countries and
integration groups transition to the green economy. |
| Key words |
green integration, green
economy, integration,
regionalization, integration
associations, environmental
responsibility, Green Deal,
economic growth, social
welfare, globalization |
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