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List of publications on a keyword: «special military operation»

  • «St. George's ribbon» as a link between generations: the life and work of A.V. Volkov

    Proceeding
    University as a factor of Modernization of Russia: History and Prospects (to the 55th anniversary of the I.N. Ulyanov ChSU)
    Authors:
    Tatiana N. Ivanova, Mariia S. Ivanova
    Work direction:
    Наследие Великой Победы и преемственность поколений
    Abstract:
    The article is dedicated to Alexander Vladimirovich Volkov (1992–2023), a scientist-archaeologist, a member of the search team «St. George's Ribbon», who worked as the head of the sector of archaeology and ancient history of the Chuvash National Museum. He was known for his multifaceted activities in different fields. The purpose of our article is to restore the facts of his biography and to characterize the main directions of his activities on the basis of documentary, scientific works and oral history sources collected by us. A young scientist, archaeologist, he consciously came to the search movement and consciously volunteered for a special military operation to defend the Motherland, where he died heroically. Alexander put a lot of effort to preserve the memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War, now it is our duty to keep his memory alive.
    Keywords:
    oral history, special military operation, Volkov Alexander Vladimirovich, search club «St, George's ribbon»
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  • The risks of reducing tax revenues in connection with the conduct of SVO

    Proceeding
    Socio-Economic Processes of Modern Society
    Authors:
    Ruket V. Kosmina, Anna V. Shekhovtsova
    Work direction:
    Социально-экономические процессы в обществе
    Abstract:
    Tax revenues to the budget are a significant part of the income of any state. A decrease in tax revenues can lead to a budget deficit and to a decrease in funding for various government activities and programs. The special military operation was not initially designed for a long time, and therefore its financing and execution resources were limited. In the process of its implementation, it turned out, as expected, Western countries perceived it sharply negatively and began to impose sanctions against Russia, which limited budget revenues, as well as the possibility of financing this operation. Therefore, there is such a problem: on the one hand, to continue the operation, funds are needed that can be received by tax revenues, and on the other hand, the very conduct of such an operation significantly reduces the possibility of tax revenues due to sanctions of Western countries.
    Keywords:
    import substitution, exports, tax risks, tax revenues, budget, tax burden, sanctions, special military operation, special benefits, financial sector
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