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TERRA ECONOMICUS

Механизмы реализации территориальных стратегий в институциональной теории стратегического планирования


TERRA ECONOMICUS, , Том 22 (номер 1),
Цитирование: Тамбовцев В.Л., Рождественская И.А. (2024). Механизмы реализации территориальных стратегий в институциональной теории стратегического планирования. Terra Economicus 22(1), 20–34. DOI: 10.18522/2073-6606-2024-22-1-20-34

В последние десятилетия широкое распространение получили стратегии развития территорий различных масштабов и уровней управления. Вместе с тем вопросы, касающиеся их успешной реализации, остаются недостаточно изученными. Имеющиеся в литературе исследования реализации стратегии фирм позволили выявить ряд позитивно влияющих на нее факторов, таких как положительное отношение работников к фирме и проводимой ею стратегии. Подобные факторы, характеризующие население территорий, где реализуются стратегии их развития, оказывают схожее влияние на выполнение этих стратегий. Однако на территориях действуют региональные и муниципальные образования с разным ресурсным потенциалом и разными способами формирования стратегий, в силу чего упомянутое влияние может быть как существенным, так и малозначимым. Вводится типология ситуаций разработки территориальных стратегий, позволившая связать значимость факторов территориальной идентификации, приверженности территории и стратегического консенсуса с уровнем автономности территории и целями ее стратегии. Предлагается рассматривать реализацию территориальной стратегии как процесс, включающий действия территориальных властей по активации и координации усилий резидентов, направленных на достижение целей стратегии.


Ключевые слова: стратегия развития территории; территориальная идентификация; приверженность территории; стратегический консенсус; реализация стратегии

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