The Triple Helix acknowledges explicitly the importance of higher education for innovation. The Quintuple Helix innovation model is even broader and more comprehensive by contextualizing the Quadruple Helix and by additionally adding the helix (and perspective) of the вЂnatural environments of societyвЂ™. The Quadruple Helix embeds the Triple Helix by adding as a fourth helix the вЂmedia-based and culture-based publicвЂ™ and вЂcivil societyвЂ™. Ultimately, the new edition will give interested readers the chance to enrich and systematize their perceptions of the world.The Triple Helix innovation model focuses on university-industry-government relations. Abundance of Factual Information: The atlas provides an abundance of data, presented in texts as well as charts, tables, and graphs, which allow readers to draw their own conclusions on trends in the modern world, Inozemtsev noted.ДЄlthough Kolosov expressed concern that the atlas presents various facts but does not offer many conclusions, the participants of the discussion reiterated that the publication of Atlas 2010 in Russian has created a significant and important resource for the Russian-speaking audience.Maps: The numerous and diverse maps in the atlas present information in a visual and easy to use way examples of maps include a map on immigration and failed immigration attempts into the European Union and a hand-drawn map on the global integration of India.This enabled a deeper analysis of the factors that are shaping the globalization process in different parts of the world, especially in those areas (for example, Africa), on which European researchers hadnвЂ™t focused closely. Rejection of Eurocentrism: One of the distinguishing features of the atlas is that its authors attempted to move away from a Eurocentric view of the world.Subjects and Tasks: The atlas presents a critical analysis of globalization, offering a comprehensive examination of the factors involved and assessing their influence on economic, social, and political processes in various parts of the world, such as United States, Europe, China, Russia, Africa, South Caucasus and others, explained Radvanyi.This chapter aims to put the spotlight on problems in the CIS countries that get little coverage and attention in Russia, Kuznetsova explained. The new 2010 Russian edition of the Atlas 2010 contains an additional chapter on the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), which analyzes the situation in the post-Soviet region. This edition carried an additional chapter on Russia. In 2007, the first Russian edition of the atlas (based on the original Atlas 2006) was printed.

They combine maps with ideological and theoretical texts, created by journalists from Le Monde Diplomatique and also by external experts on various issues covered by the atlas. The AtlasД®ach Le Monde Diplomatique atlas collects and systematizes information on the geopolitical situation in the world. The discussion was moderated by CarnegieвЂ™s Nikolay Petrov. Vladislav Inozemtsev, director of the Center for Post-Industrial Studies and publisher of the Russian version of the atlas Ekaterina Kuznetsova of the Center for Post-Industrial Studies Jean Radvanyi of the Franco-Russian Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences in Moscow and member of the French editorial board of the atlas and Vladimir Kolosov of the Russian Academy of SciencesвЂ™ Institute of Geography gathered to discuss the atlas and its contribution to public discourse.

The Russian version of the atlas, published by the Center for Post-Industrial Studies with assistance from the LSR Group, was presented at an event at the Carnegie Moscow Center. The French newspaper Le Monde Diplomatique set itself the task of collecting and publishing information on how globalization is affecting different parts of the world in its Atlas 2010. Yet while the basic concept of globalization is the same worldwide, its manifestations can differ significantly. The effects of globalization have spread to every corner of the world.

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