Development of Human Capital in the Cross-Multidimensional Space of the Russian Metropolis

Abstract

–The article presents the concept of human capital development in relation to a Russian metropolis, a multidimensional description of its formative potential. Among the main components of the Russian metropolis crossmultidimensional space digital, social, economic, technological, information, innovative, cultural and historical, ethnocultural, subject-spatial, axiological, production and professional environments; geographical, humanitarian, biblio-media, network, semantic, noospheric and event spaces intersecting and interacting in various combinations are considered. Based on the content analysis methodology, the authors have determined the quantitative and qualitative parameters of some of these spaces and environments representation in a large St. Petersburg’s edition as factors of the human capital formation and development in relation to this Russian metropolis. A separate article’s aspect is related to the issues of separate spaces and environments interaction and intersection in various combinations in the context of considering the human capital formation problem. The article also discusses the results of a study related to determining the nature and saturation of various spaces and environments of one of the major St. Petersburg’s city highways. Among the modern trends in the human capital development in relation to a Russian metropolis, the authors of the article distinguish and analyze various cross-multidimensional combinations of spaces and environments, the active use of engineering and socio-pedagogical technologies, a prospective approach and humanitarian design; creating learning communities and intellectual collaborations; modernizing traditional education, upbringing and socialization institutions; leveraging the potential of artificial intelligence and digital tools within open and flexible educational ecosystems. Keywords—globalization, cross-multidimensional space, technologies, digitalization, human capital, ecosystem