Grigory Alekseevich Yavlinsky

Grigory Alekseevich Yavlinsky is a Professor at the Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), where he has worked since 2005. His expertise spans socio-economic policy, Russian economic system development, and institutional economics.

• Doctor of Economics, Central Economics and Mathematics Institute (2005)
• Candidate of Economic Sciences (1978)
• Specialist in Labor Economics, Moscow Institute of National Economy (1973)

His research focuses on socio-economic policy, Russian domestic and foreign policy, privatization, and the interplay of moral principles with global financial systems. His recent publications emphasize macro-level socio-economic analysis and institutional legitimacy.

He has been involved in numerous research projects, including theories of modernization reforms, legitimization of private property, and post-Soviet economic recessions. His 2017 article 'Потеря будущего' and 2013 book 'Периферийный капитализм' highlight systemic challenges in Russian economic development.

• Honorary Diploma of HSE (2012)

Yavlinsky teaches socioeconomics to economics and applied mathematics students, covering property relations and macroeconomic strategy. He also chairs expert councils on economic reforms and leads the Russian United Democratic Party 'Yabloko' (founded in 1993).