Жизнестойкость арктических городов: анализ подходов

Жизнестойкость арктического города в самом общем виде можно представить через двухконтурную модель, в которой учитывается, во-первых, возможность гибкой подстройки отдельных элементов городской системы под изменения в других ее элементах, во-вторых, сильная позиция города во внешних связях и, в-третьих, возможности изменений как таковых, обеспечиваемые постоянным инновационным поиском.



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