Investigación de comunicaciones y colaboraciones de científicos de la Federación de Rusia y países de la CEI dentro de los programas conjuntos de estudios y subvenciones.
Resumen
El colapso de la URSS afectó negativamente en muchos aspectos las relaciones formadas en los años en el campo de la ciencia y la educación entre países individuales: las antiguas repúblicas de la URSS y equipos de científicos. El documento contiene los tipos clave de concursos científicos celebrados en la Federación de Rusia para la investigación conjunta con equipos de científicos de los países de la CEI, así como un análisis exhaustivo de la dinámica de las solicitudes presentadas para proyectos conjuntos y el número de concursos ganados en el contexto de países individuales de la CEI. Los autores hicieron recomendaciones para ampliar la cooperación en el campo de la I + D entre investigadores de los países de la CEI y científicos rusos.
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