Crisis restrictions in the development of a regional economy: actualization of the formation of innovation clusters
As part of this study, it is hypothesized that the traditional paradigm of regional development is a serious crisis limiting the development of the regional economy, since it cannot explain modern spatial processes. The emergence of the post-industrial paradigm of regional development is closely connected with the actualization of the process of forming regional innovation clusters, which become a new source of competitive advantages and structurally change the economic space. The purpose of this article is to test this hypothesis and identify key problems and prospects for the actualization of the formation of regional innovation clusters. To test the hypothesis put forward, the author conducts a comparative analysis of regional development paradigms, as well as evaluates their applicability and effectiveness within the framework of crisis constraints in the development of regional economies.