THE EXPERIENCE OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF SCIENCE IN A MONO-INDUSTRIAL CITY
The process of institutionalization of science has gone through several major transformations that have left their mark on the world space. Despite the intensifying process of globalization, there are local features of science that are characteristic of a particular territory. The article focuses on cities known for their monofunctional socio-economic development. The features of the formation of a social institution of science in a mono-industrial city, which repeat the contours and outlines of urban processes, are highlighted. In a mono-industrial city, two independent systems of science are being formed: corporate (factory) and university (academic). The current state of the scientific community and science in the city can be characterized as transitive, where there is a conscious projection of the future state of society by the subjects of the process. The work identifies the concepts of "black swan" and "antifragility" for the local scientific community.