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Abstract : The Living Space of the Kazan Tatars as a Unique Phenomenon at the Turn of the 19-20 Centuries
The Living Space of the Kazan Tatars as a Unique Phenomenon at the Turn of the 19-20 Centuries - Pages 1043-1046 Klara Khakimovna Karamova, Gulnaz Radikovna Akhmetshina and Salavat Fargatovich Usmanov DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.117 Published: 09 November 2020 |
Abstract: The article considers the living space of Kazan as a unique phenomenon in the history of Tatar culture. The structural consistency of all the elements that can be united in a single ensemble, organically combining a utilitarian and spiritual function are the main feature. All elements of the estate complex are considered from the perspective of a general ideological concept. The period of development of Kazan Tatars housing at the turn of the XIX - beginning of XX centuries is covered. Separate ownership with a complex of buildings for residential and household purposes is considered, this period of development of the city coincides with the replacement of classic style by various eclectic styles. Beginning in 1917, the social revolution turned the history of architecture in a different direction, so this work was decided to limit this research range. The same time frame is limited to the main fund of preserved historical documents on the history of Tatar settlements. Keywords: Utilitarianism, spirituality, residential building, Tatar culture. |
Abstract : A Development Strategy for the Revival of Tourist Hotspots following the COVID-19 Pandemic
A Development Strategy for the Revival of Tourist Hotspots following the COVID-19 Pandemic - Pages 1047-1053 Hugo Bautista, Gulnara Valeeva, Victoria Danilevich and Alfiya Zinovyeva DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.118 Published: 09 November 2020 |
Abstract: The ongoing Covid-19 crisis has hit many sectors and industries in the hardest possible way. Travel and tourism-related activities have not been an exception. We contend that a systemic approach can be developed and implemented in order to trace and certify individuals who do not present an epidemiological risk to other people, and also to manage their close interaction. This could lead to the certification of a large proportion of the population—millions worldwide—as not representing a risk of infection to others. It can justify the implementation of a system that can speed up the reactivation of several economic sectors and industries, protecting jobs and accelerating economic recovery in many countries. People who have been ill with Covid-19 have acquired the corresponding antibodies and, therefore, have immunity to the disease, they could travel freely, thereby helping to reactivate the economy. We will explain in this paper how a number of high-tech tools can be implemented as a crowd control system to identify those who do not represent a risk to others, either because they have acquired immunity or because they can be regarded as not carriers of a communicable disease. We devise a method based on the use of a 3D-diagram that shows the existence of an inverse relation between the number of tests performed and the number of individuals that have contracted the disease. The results of the study suggest that the implementation of a new epidemiological tourist strategy in Cuba can help to reactivate tourist activities in the country while avoiding the creation of new hotbeds of infection for Covid-19. Keywords: Covid-19, epidemiology, Cuba smart-quarantine, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test, post-epidemiological tourism. |
Abstract : Pressing Issues of Unlawful Application of Artificial Intelligence
Pressing Issues of Unlawful Application of Artificial Intelligence - Pages 1054-1057 Alexandra Yuryevna Bokovnya, Ildar Rustamovich Begishev, Zarina Ilduzovna Khisamova, Igor Izmailovich Bikeev, Elina Leonidovna Sidorenko and Diana Davletovna Bersei DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.119 Published: 09 November 2020 |
Abstract: The article discusses the problematic aspects of the implementation and application of artificial intelligence technology at the present stage of its development. The authors provide definitions of this technology, with its essential properties revealed based on their analysis. Criminological forecasting helps identify groups of crimes most likely to be committed through the use of artificial intelligence. The authors believe that at present there are not sufficient grounds for distancing ourselves from the issue of the subject of criminal liability in case of damage to public relations directly by the AI, but there are no circumstances due to which its resolution would not be delayed. The system of criminal law relations must be built based on scientifically developed provisions. The problems of criminal legal regulation, in terms of the impossibility of criminalizing and penalizing socially dangerous acts committed by artificial intelligence, are revealed. The legislator is asked to develop and adopt legal acts regulating the creation, operation, and use of artificial intelligence. Keywords: Artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, criminological risk, criminology, responsibility, legal regulation, subject of crime, criminal liability, criminal law, technological singularity. |
Abstract : Participation of Azerbaijan in the Environmental Activities of the UNEP, the Council of Europe and the CIS
Participation of Azerbaijan in the Environmental Activities of the UNEP, the Council of Europe and the CIS - Pages 1058-1061 Abdoulin Adel Ilsijarovich, Gasanov Parviz Arif Ogli, Shinkaretskaia Galina Georgievna and Valiullina Ksenia Borisovna DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.120 Published: 09 November 2020 |
Abstract: Ecosystems of the Azerbaijan Republic have a lot of unique characteristics that demand the special focus in the context of the environmental protection. Taking into account their importance, it is necessary to apply whole potential of international cooperation including institutional dimension. The purpose of the article is to describe the characteristics of the participation of the Azerbaijan Republic in the activities of the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), the Council of Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) on the protection of environment. As the basic method of research, the author proposes the method of legal comparison. The generalization of the results of the cooperation of the Azerbaijan Republic allows to define the respective traits of interaction with every international organization from the abovementioned list. They are determined by the purposes, functions, opportunities and mechanisms of interaction in every respective case. For example, the Azerbaijan Republic focuses its attention on development and improvement of the environmental management mechanism and resilience to natural and human-induced hazards. At the same time, the environmental cooperation of the Azerbaijan Republic and the Council of Europe is based on the participation in the regional conventional mechanisms and formation of the necessary conditions for the realization of the environmental rights of humans, including the activity of the European Court of Human Rights. Additionally, based on the examples of cooperation of the Azerbaijan Republic with the UNEP, the Council of Europe and the CIS, the author reveals the presence of dynamic, complex and systemic approach to cooperation with the aforementioned international organizations. Keywords: Azerbaijan, institutional cooperation, protection of environment, CIS, Council of Europe, UNEP. |