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Public and Private Partnership as a Legal-Organizational Form of the Infrastructure Development


Natalyya Zhuravleva
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Zhuravleva Natalyya Aleksandrovna – Director, Institute of Applied Economics and Accounting in Railway Transport, Saint Petersburg State University of Railway Transport

Published in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– № 7-1 / July, 2010



Keywords: infrastructure, innovation and investment projects, innovative development, models of infrastructuredevelopment, public and private partnership, public and private relationships, state and private partnership


Citation:
Natalyya Zhuravleva (2010). Public and Private Partnership as a Legal-Organizational Form of the Infrastructure Development. Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship, 11(7), 17-22. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/2223


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Abstract:

The article is devoted to the innovative development of infrastructure based on public and private partnership. The author considers the models of infrastructure management and basic forms of investments. She proves the possibility of applying a new model of infrastructure development on the basis of public and private partnership as a system of public and private, civil and legal relations between the state, companies and non-profit organizations in the joint implementation of innovative and investment projects.







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