The purpose of the study is to analyze current state socio–economic development large cities Kazakhstan, identify problems and develop proposals for their development. Methodology. In course work, statistical comparative economic analysis, methods generalization systematization were used. To strengths weaknesses, threats advantages cities, a SWOT analysis was conducted. With help logical method...

In our country, the ongoing processes of new industrialization are acquiring their own specifics, largely associated with qualitative heterogeneity its economic space. Large cities one strongholds industrialization. The following work into concepts "new industrialization", "city". Briefly outlined existing approaches assessing work, based on analysis available statistical information, gives a c...

Large cities are multifaceted organisms. They arena of social and urban conflicts. In current conditions technological development improvement the environment quality, local authorities increasingly reorganize industrial areas.
 The relevance article is determined by global trend finding new forms renovation depressed areas, which explored quite well reflected in general vector policy deve...

noise is defined as unwanted or objectionable sound. human susceptibility to noise varies in terms of intensity, altitude, timbre of sound, personal sensibility, age, and history of ear disorder. noise pollution which is the result of heterogeneous and uncontrolled developments of cities is one the serious problems in large cities of iran. although noise pollution in kerman (located in southeas...

the present paper studies the objectives and functions of constructing the new towns before and after the revolution in iran. before the revolution, new towns were established based on political – bureaucratic objectives, for the operation of huge oil resources and affiliated industries, to accommodate the workforce in industrial complexes, to implement the policy of regional decentralization...

This paper considers the role of soft skills in cities and industry clusters. It begins by specifying a model of agglomeration economies where soft skills allow agents to interact more productively. The model exposes two conflicting forces: agglomeration allows opportunities to interact, but it also produces thick, specialized markets, and this specialization can be a substitute for interaction...