INNOVATIVE TERRITORIAL CLUSTER IN POULTRY FARMING: THEORETICAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S PROSPECTS AND FORMATION OF INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISM

The article discusses the theoretical foundations of the organization of an innovation-territorial cluster in poultry farming - an industry that gives impetus to the development of agriculture due to its high rates of economic turnover of production resources. The economic advantages of the clusters were determined, consisting in strengthening the economic potential of all participants in the poultry cluster in a tough competition. The architecture of such education includes 4 levels: a center that includes the main producers of poultry products (industrial and technological); core - scientific and technological institutions engaged in the development of industry innovations and scientific support of agribusiness; transference - subjects of infrastructure and service services. Their organizational and economic rapprochement is coordinated by the parent organization they create in the form of an association or non-profit partnership, and stimulates the adopted organizational and economic development mechanism.

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Russian Journal of Management
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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.29039/2409-6024-2025-13-11-36-45
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Digitalization and Economic Development in Agriculture
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INNOVATIVE TERRITORIAL CLUSTER IN POULTRY FARMING: THEORETICAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S PROSPECTS AND FORMATION OF INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISM

Alexander I. Utkin, Nataliya Yur'evna Kuzicheva, Abubakar Murtazaev
Russian Journal of Management
Digitalization and Economic Development in Agriculture
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INNOVATIVE TERRITORIAL CLUSTER IN POULTRY FARMING: THEORETICAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S PROSPECTS AND FORMATION OF INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISM

Alexander I. Utkin, Nataliya Yur'evna Kuzicheva, Abubakar Murtazaev
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The article discusses the theoretical foundations of the organization of an innovation-territorial cluster in poultry farming - an industry that gives impetus to the development of agriculture due to its high rates of economic turnover of production resources. The economic advantages of the clusters were determined, consisting in strengthening the economic potential of all participants in the poultry cluster in a tough competition. The architecture of such education includes 4 levels: a center that includes the main producers of poultry products (industrial and technological); core - scientific and technological institutions engaged in the development of industry innovations and scientific support of agribusiness; transference - subjects of infrastructure and service services. Their organizational and economic rapprochement is coordinated by the parent organization they create in the form of an association or non-profit partnership, and stimulates the adopted organizational and economic development mechanism.

Russian Journal of ManagementVol. 13(11)
Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy (RU), Michurinsk State Agrarian University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Digitalization and Economic Development in Agriculture
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INNOVATIVE TERRITORIAL CLUSTER IN POULTRY FARMING: THEORETICAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S PROSPECTS AND FORMATION OF INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISM — Alexander I. Utkin, Nataliya Yur'evna Kuzicheva, et al. · Russian Journal of Management (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS