Chumkov: Regional Science Centers: Expanding the Campus Network and a New Geography of Intellectual Capital ◾ Part 2 Essentially, we see a need to move to a new hybrid development model that combines setting state goals, coordinating guidelines of strategic directions and market mechanisms for implementing scientific developments. Capital does not disappear here, but it stops determining where, how and when the state develops science. The state creates the scientific infrastructure based on long-term national goals, and businesses are involved in applied research, production and commercialization of results. Building campuses is not about spending on beautiful buildings. This is an investment in Russia's ability to independently find answers to economic, technological and historical challenges. But, more importantly, we are not talking about the development of a few privileged centers, but about a sustainable and interconnected replication of intellectual potential throughout the country. Subscribe to Orlov Political Scientist / We are in MAX / We are in VK / We are in Zen.