Good by, sovok!
Aleksey Zakharov, assistant professor in the HSE, Department of Economics about the younger generation investing in change.
Candidate of Sciences* (PhD) in Mathematical and Instrumental Methods in Economics
Central Economic Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Doctoral programme
Central Institute of Economics and Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Master's
New Economic School
Bachelor of Arts
University of Arizona
A. Gergel, Preventing before Suppressing: Remedial and Preventive Repression in Modern Autocracies. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2020
G. Tarasenko, How Urban Infrastructure Policy Influences Regional Election Outcome? The Case of Moscow. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2020
R. Solntsev, A Public Good Game With Stochastic Income. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2019
A. Fedyakov, The Influence of the Online-Activity of Politicians in Social Networks on Financial Market. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2019
A. Demin, Does Inequality Lead to Wars: an Emperial Analysis. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2018
K. Kazantcev, Dictatorship Under Crisis: Repressions, Co-optation and Government Spending. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2018
M. Milosh, The Effect of Social Media on the Efficiency of Repressions. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2018
Y. Gurova, Tax Systems of Developed and Developing Countries. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2017
D. Opanasenko, Determinants of the Election Contributions Size: Evidence from the USA. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2016
I. Vakatova, To Shoot or Not to Shoot? Modeling Incentives of Agents in Gun-Free Zones. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2016
I. Galkin, Economic Voting in Russian Federal Elections. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2016
M. Zemtsov, Informational Policy and Political Regimes. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2020
I. Subbotin, Social Capital and Quality of Government Control. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2018
I. Bespoyasov, The Reasons for the Growth of Income Inequality in Developed Countries. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2017
O. Telegin, Electoral College and Preferred Politics. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2017
I. Shelen, Political Economy of Federal States. Faculty of Economic Sciences, 2017
E. Mitrokhina, Executive Constraints and Economic Growth in Autocracies. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2017
Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; Faculty of Economic Sciences; field of study "38.03.01. Экономика", field of study "38.03.01. Экономика"; 3 year, 1, 2 module)Rus
Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; Faculty of Economic Sciences; field of study "38.03.01. Экономика", field of study "38.03.01. Экономика"; 3 year, 1, 2 module)Rus
K. Akoz, A. Zakharov. 2020. Polarized Electorate and Turnout. File
A. Zakharov, I. Marquez II. 2019. Redistributive policy and redistribution preferences: The effects of Moscow redevelopment program.Файл
A. Zakharov, O. Bondarenko. 2019. Social Status and Social Learning. File
A. Zakharov. 2018. Resource Curse in Aurocracies. Файл
R. Duch, D. Laroze, A. Zakharov. 2018. Once a liar is always a lia Файл
A. Zakharov. 2017. Social Capital can Lessen Redistribution: A Political Economy Analysis. SSRN Working Paper.
A. Wright, A. Zakharov. 2017. Insurgent Predation and Wartime Informing. Файл
A. Zakharov. 2015. The importance of economic issues in politics: A cross-country analysis File
Aleksey Zakharov, assistant professor in the HSE, Department of Economics about the younger generation investing in change.
Congratulations to our colleagues for the publication in the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization
The pre-defense of the dissertation took place on January, 21 in Zoom
Nargiz Mammadova, first-year student of the Master's program Economics: Research Program on her way to the Economics: Research Program, her first semester experience, and her takeaways from the HSE University studies
Zaruhi Hakobyan earned her Bachelor’s degree in Yerevan, her Master’s from HSE University, and her PhD from both HSE University and the University of Luxembourg. She spoke to the HSE News Service about the differences in academic approaches at various universities.
Students and scholars of the University of Edinburgh School of Economics visited the Higher School of Economics and learned about the teaching and research in economics at the HSE Faculty of Economic Sciences
Natalia Naumenko studied the impact of the 1933 Soviet famine on population and urbanization patterns and argued that the shortage of labor during the crucial years of rapid industrialization hindered the development of cities in areas struck by the famine.
Inna Zaitseva studied players' incentives to exert different levels of effort in different games. The hypothesis of her research suggests that players can express their loyalty to the values of their club by increasing the level of effort in matches, which are considered as principal for the club. One of the explicit criteria for principal matches in football is a derby status of a game. This research demonstrates, that players in Bundesliga in season 2017-2018 exerted a greater level of effort in home derby games, which supports the idea of players’ loyalty to club’s values.
The winner of the 2018 award is Ina Ganguli, Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The American researcher stood out for her series of articles analysing the productivity of Russian scientists in the 1990s, as well as their decisions concerning emigration and the impact that emigration had on the diffusion of Russian science in the United States.
Director of the Institute of Demography, HSE, Tenured Professor Anatoly Vishnevsky was singled out for his outstanding contribution to Russian economic thought. The prize giving ceremony was in Moscow on 12th November.