Natalia Milovantseva

Associate Professor:Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs

Member of the HSE Academic Council

Natalia Milovantseva has been at HSE since 2016.

Education and Degrees

2016
Post-doctoral Studies
University of California, Los Angeles
2013
PhD in Social Ecology
University of California, Irvine
2008
Master's
University of California, Irvine
2007
Bachelor's
University of California, Irvine
1987
Degree
Far East Institute of Soviet Trade

Professional Interests

Discrete choice experiments Effects of digitalization on economy and environment

Awards and Accomplishments

Best Teacher – 2017

Young Faculty Support Program (Group of Young Academic Professionals)
Category "New Lecturers" (2017)

Continuing education / Professional retraining / Internships / Study abroad experience

Student Term / Thesis Papers

Bachelor
O. Nikulina «Impact of eWoM (Electronic Word of Mouth) on Consumer Purchasing Decisions in the International Airline Industry». Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
Master
A. Gombodorzhieva «Evaluation of Factors of Digital Economy Development in Developed and Developing Countries». Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
A. Grigoryan «The Effect of Countries’ Level of Financial Sector Development on their Economic Growth». Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017

Full list of of student term / thesis papers

Publications¹³

Chapter Milovantseva N., Ogunseitan O., Weltman R. Global Measures of the Environmental Burden of Disease (EBD), in: Encyclopedia of Environmental Health, 2nd Edition. Oxford : Elsevier, 2019. doi (in press)
Article Earle A., Milovantseva N., Heymann J. Is free pre-primary education associated with increased primary school completion? A global study // International Journal of Child Care and Education Policy. 2018. Vol. 12. No. 13. P. 1-19. doi
Article Milovantseva N., Earle A., Heymann J. Monitoring Progress Toward Meeting the United Nations SDG on Preprimary Education: An Important Step Towards More Equitable and Sustainable Economies // International Organisations Research Journal. 2018. Vol. 13. No. 4. P. 137-158. doi
Article Milovantseva N. Are American households willing to pay a premium for greening consumption of Information and Communication Technology? // Journal of Cleaner Production. 2016. No. 127. P. 282-288. doi
Chapter Milovantseva N., Fitzpatrick, C. Effect of Waste Legislation on TBM of EEE Destined for Reuse: Impact of E-waste Regulations on Reuse Organizations and Possible Future Direction, in: Step Green Paper Series Issue Green Paper #11. Bonn : United Nations University/Step Initiative, 2016.
Article Richter L., Daelmans B., Lombardi J., Heymann J., Lopez Boo F., Behrman J., . .., Milovantseva N. Investing in the foundation of sustainable development: pathways to scale up for early childhood development // The Lancet. 2016. Vol. 388. No. 10053 doi
Article Milovantseva, N., Fitzpatrick, C. Barriers to electronics reuse of transboundary e-waste shipment regulations: An evaluation based on industry experiences. // Resources, Conservation and Recycling. 2015. No. 102. P. 170-177. doi
Article Milovantseva, N., Saphores, J. E-waste bans and US households’ preferences for disposing of their e-waste // Journal of Environmental Management. 2013. No. 124. P. 8-16. doi
Article Milovantseva, N., Saphores, J. Time bomb or hidden treasure? Characteristics of Junk TVs and of the US households who store them // Waste Management. 2013. No. 33(3). P. 519-529. doi
Chapter Milovantseva, N. California’s Green Chemistry Initiative, in: Green Health. Thousand Oaks : Sage, 2011.
Chapter Milovantseva, N., Ogunseitan, O. Composite measures of environmental burden of disease at the global level, in: Encyclopedia of Environmental Health. Oxford : Elsevier, 2011. doi P. 813-821. doi
Article Saphores, J., Milovantseva, N. E-waste and the digital transition: Results from a survey of US households. // JOM. 2011. No. 63(8). P. 14-17. doi
Chapter Milovantseva, N. World Health Organization’s Environmental Burden of Disease, in: Green Health. Thousand Oaks : Sage, 2011.

A minority of countries offer free early childhood education, UCLA researchers report

Undergraduate course 'Digital Transformation of the World Economy', mod 3-4

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Sep

2016

New Approaches to Analysing Global Inequalities in Human Capital Formation

Natalia Milovantseva, Associate Professor at the School of World Economy, presented the report ‘Global Inequalities in Human Capital Formation: Provision of Pre-Primary Education Based on Data for 163 Countries’ at the international conference ‘Inequalities: Addressing the Growing Challenge for Policymakers Worldwide,’ held at the London School of Economics. The event was organized by the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management.