Vladimir Popov

Vladimir Popov is a Visiting Professor at Carleton University and a Professor at the New Economic School in Moscow. His work focuses on transition economies, comparative economic systems, and development theories, with specific expertise in China, Russia, and Eastern Europe.

• Key Research: Economics of transition, post-Soviet transformation, income inequality, mortality crises, and institutional capacity in developing countries.
• Teaching: Macroeconomics, Comparative Economic Systems, and Economics of Transition.

Research Trends: Recent publications examine China's economic model, Russian mortality patterns, BRICS financial strategies, and post-pandemic economic policies. His work spans topics like resource curse, industrial policy, and the socio-political impacts of economic reforms.

Scientific Awards:

• Premia INOP 'Obshchestvennaya Mysl' (Public Thought) in 2011

Professional Contributions: Served on the UN ECOSOC Committee for Development Policy (2008-09), contributed to WIDER/UNU, and participated in global conferences on transition economies and development strategies.