Forecasting the sustainable development of the oil and gas complex
An analysis of the key indicators of the provision of economically recoverable hydrocarbons reveals an imbalance in the resource base of the oil and gas industry in Russia. The gas industry will have a resource base for decades to come. The Russian oil industry is limited in its development by the reduced amount of recoverable oil. This is due to the depletion of resources in the traditional centers of oil production. The strategy for developing the oil industry is complicated by significant costs both in the development of remote areas of Eastern Siberia and the development of deep horizons in the oil provinces, particularly in southern Russia using the potential of small businesses. In this regard, the updated implementation of the sustainable development of oil and gas complex is necessary.
Prime postulates of the concept of innovative industrialization of Russia
The article presents the main postulates regarding the concept of innovative modernization of Russia.
Judicial politics in Britain: Patrolling the boundaries
This study considers judicial policy‐making in Great Britain by noting the peculiarly British institutional restraints on judicial action of parliamentary sovereignty, the resulting subordination of all courts to the legislative branch and the absence of a codified charter of rights or constitution. Though there is no judicial power to annul legislative or executive actions, British courts and judges still play a small, but significant, role in policy‐making through the common law and, in particular, through judicial review of adminstrative actions. A written bill of rights would likely draw courts further into the the political arena and politicise the appointment of judges.