Vladimir Moskovkin

Geographer and economist, academic

Vladimir Moskovkin - Geographer and economist, academic
Born

February 5th, 1952
73 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Ukraine

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Born in 1952, a Ukrainian-Russian geographer and economist contributed significantly to geography and economics through academic research and teaching. Published numerous works on urban planning, regional development, and economic geography. Held academic positions in various institutions, mentoring students and influencing research directions in the field. His work often focused on the impact of economic policies on urban environments and spatial development.

Published extensively on urban planning

Contributed to regional development studies

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