Abstract
Examined is the problem of interaction between higher education and regional authorities. Based on system approach, the authors revealed interrelation between formation of “soft” power and innovations in cooperation process of regional authorities and institutions of higher education.
Keywords
- higher education
- regional authorities
- innovations
- “soft” power
- structural approach
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