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Irina Abankina is a Tenured Professor (2011) and Distinguished Professor (2019) at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University), where she has been employed since 2001. She holds dual appointments as Professor at the Institute of Education's Department of Educational Programmes and as Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Education's Centre for Financial and Economic Decisions in Education. Her extensive career spans over two decades at HSE, where she has made significant contributions to educational economics and policy. Abankina earned her Candidate of Sciences (PhD equivalent) in Mathematical and Instrumental Methods in Economics in 1985 and holds a degree in Economic Cybernetics from Lomonosov Moscow State University (1979). Her educational background in mathematical economics forms the foundation of her analytical approach to educational policy and finance. Professor Abankina's research focuses on critical issues in educational economics and policy, including human capital development, educational standards implementation, financing mechanisms for various education levels, and systemic reforms in education. Her work particularly emphasizes preschool and higher education financing, with numerous publications examining international comparisons, budget allocation strategies, and policy effectiveness. She has pioneered research on personalized funding models, teacher compensation structures, and the economic aspects of educational quality assurance. Her scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on the economic dimensions of educational policy, with particular attention to how financial mechanisms impact educational accessibility, quality, and equity. Analysis of her recent publications reveals growing interest in regional educational disparities, university-city relationships, and innovative funding approaches that respond to changing demographic and economic conditions. Best Teacher Award (2023) Best Teacher Award (2021) Best Teacher Award (2015) Professor Abankina actively supervises doctoral candidates, having guided O. Leshukov's 2020 dissertation on regional higher education networks and A. Melikyan's 2019 research on university export activities. Her mentorship extends to numerous master's students through courses in Economics, Public Economics, and Foundations of Higher Education. She serves on multiple editorial boards including Экономика образования (2011), Справочник руководителя дошкольного учреждения (2005), and Вопросы образования (2003), demonstrating her commitment to advancing educational scholarship. As a leading researcher at HSE's Institute of Education, Abankina contributes to several major research initiatives examining educational finance, policy implementation, and institutional development. Her work with the Centre for Financial and Economic Decisions in Education focuses on practical applications of economic theory to educational management challenges, particularly in resource allocation and budget optimization across different educational sectors.

• human capital
• educational policy
• educational standards
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Ekaterina Dmitrievna Slobodenyuk serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, and as a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Stratification Studies, Institute of Social Policy, at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE). She has been with HSE since 2012, accumulating 14 years of scientific and teaching experience. Dr. Slobodenyuk earned her Candidate of Sociological Sciences degree in 2014 from HSE with a dissertation on 'The Poor in Modern Russia: Group Structure and Social Dynamics.' Her educational background includes a Master's degree (2011) and Bachelor's degree (2009) in Sociology from HSE. She has also completed specialized training through the World Bank, Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis, and various workshops on social policy and research methodologies. Her research focuses on poverty, social stratification, the lower class, and social policy , with particular attention to income inequality, social mobility, and human capital development in Russian society. Dr. Slobodenyuk has made significant contributions to understanding the dynamics of poverty among Russian professionals, the relationship between subjective and objective poverty measures, and the impact of economic crises on social stratification. Her work employs both quantitative and qualitative methodologies to analyze complex social phenomena. The analysis of her most recent publications reveals a consistent focus on social stratification in Russia, with particular emphasis on professional poverty, wealth inequality, and social mobility patterns. Her research demonstrates how economic instability affects different social groups and how perceptions of inequality influence human capital investments. Dr. Slobodenyuk's work bridges theoretical sociology with practical policy implications, contributing to evidence-based social policy development in Russia. Among her notable achievements are the 'Recognition - 10 years of successful work' medal from HSE, multiple publication allowances for research in prestigious journals, and recognition as a winner of the competition for the best Russian-language scientific works. She has also been included in HSE's high professional potential group and the 'Future Professors' category, reflecting her significant contributions to academic life. Dr. Slobodenyuk has secured funding for numerous research projects, including grants from the Russian Science Foundation (RSF) and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR). Her collaborative work with leading sociologists like Svetlana Mareeva has resulted in influential publications and monographs that have shaped contemporary understanding of Russian social structure. She actively supervises research projects and participates in major academic conferences both in Russia and internationally. She leads and participates in several research teams at HSE, particularly within the Center for Stratification Studies at the Institute of Social Policy. Her work connects with broader research initiatives examining social cohesion, economic inequality, and human capital development in post-Soviet societies. Dr. Slobodenyuk's research contributes to interdisciplinary efforts to understand how social structures evolve during periods of economic and political transformation.

• Poverty
• Social Stratification
• Social Policy
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Natalia Evgenievna Tikhonova is a Research Professor at the Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE). With over 50 years of academic experience since 1974, she has made significant contributions to sociology, particularly in social stratification, socio-economic consequences of reforms, and cultural dynamics of Russian society. She also serves as a leading researcher at the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2011: Academic title of Professor 2000: Doctor of Sociological Sciences from Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (specialty 22.00.04 "Social structure, social institutions and social processes") 1981: Candidate of Philosophical Sciences from Lomonosov Moscow State University 1975: Specialty in "Philosophy" from Lomonosov Moscow State University Professor Tikhonova's research focuses on social stratification of Russian society, socio-economic consequences of reforms for various population groups (youth, women, the poor, the unemployed, middle class), reforming social policy, cultural dynamics, and social modernization of Russia. Her work examines how economic transformations impact social structure and how different social groups adapt to changing conditions. She has led numerous large-scale research projects funded by international and domestic scientific funds including INTAS, USAID/REX, MacArthur Foundation, Russian Foundation for Humanities, and Russian Foundation for Basic Research. Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on understanding Russian society through the lens of social stratification, human capital, and professional groups. She has pioneered research on Russian professionals, examining their definition, human capital quality, social position, and economic vulnerability. Her work shows how economic crises and geopolitical shifts have reshaped Russian society, with particular attention to the middle class, poverty dynamics, and identity formation in contemporary Russia. Medal "Recognition - 15 years of successful work" of HSE (March 2024) Winner of the Competition for the Best Russian-Language Scientific Works by HSE Employees (2024) Honorary Diploma of HSE (December 2018, October 2013) Honorary Diploma of the Russian Academy of Sciences (October 2008) Multiple academic work allowances (2005-2018) Bonuses for publications in List B journals (2023-2025) Professor Tikhonova has supervised nine doctoral dissertations and numerous master's theses. She has led major research projects including "Rich and Poor in Modern Russia" (2003), "Social Reforms: Expectation and Reality" (2006), "Russian Everyday Life in Sociological Measurement" (2009), "Is Russian Society Ready for Modernization?" (2010), and "Twenty Years of Reforms in the Eyes of Russians" (2011). As director of the Stratification Research Center at the Institute of Social Policy, she has secured funding from prestigious national and international sources including the Russian Science Foundation. She is a member of editorial boards of journals "Sociological Science and Social Practice" (since 2013) and "Public Sciences and Modernity" (since 2011). Her research team at HSE has produced influential collective monographs including "Society of Unequal Opportunities: Social Structure of Modern Russia" (2022), which was shortlisted for the Grushin Book Sociological Prize.

• Social stratification of Russian society
• Socio-economic consequences of reforms
• Reforming social policy
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Ruslan A. Baryshev, PhD, serves as the Vice-Rector for Science at Siberian Federal University . His research spans library science , digital humanities , and information systems , focusing on smart library development , 3D modeling for cultural heritage , and university knowledge management . Key Research Areas : Proactive library ecosystems, AI in education, digital platform integration for intellectual property, cyberpsychology, and user behavior in digital environments. Recent Publications (2024–2023) address trends in digital transformation of libraries, 3D modeling for lost architecture, and data governance in academic settings. Collaborative Projects include patents on railway engineering systems, virtual heritage reconstructions, and distributed digital ecosystems for scientific data. His work emphasizes user-centric library services and information competence development .

• Library Science
• Digital Humanities
• Information Systems
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Natalia Borisovna Dzagurova is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE). She has been working at HSE since 1993 and has accumulated 47 years of scientific and teaching experience. Her academic journey began at Lomonosov Moscow State University, where she earned her specialty in Economic Cybernetics and completed postgraduate studies in Mathematical Methods of Economic Analysis. Her educational background includes: 1988: Candidate of Economic Sciences (PhD equivalent) from the Institute of Systems Research of the USSR Academy of Sciences and the State Committee for Science and Technology, specialty 'Mathematical and instrumental methods of economics' 1980: Specialty in 'Economic Cybernetics' from Lomonosov Moscow State University, with qualification 'Economist-Mathematician' Postgraduate studies in 'Mathematical methods of economic analysis' at Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov Professor Dzagurova's research focuses on institutional economics, particularly examining moral hazard in the context of multiple goals, vertical restraining agreements, and cooperative specific investments. Her work bridges theoretical economic analysis with practical antitrust regulation and competition policy. She has developed sophisticated frameworks for understanding how vertical agreements function as risk management tools in complex economic relationships, especially when cooperative investments are involved. Her publications demonstrate a consistent focus on the intersection of economic theory and legal regulation, with particular attention to error types in regulatory decision-making and the evolution of antitrust approaches to vertical agreements. Professor Dzagurova has made significant contributions to understanding how specific investments create vulnerabilities in contractual relationships and how different types of vertical restraints might address these vulnerabilities. She has received numerous prestigious awards throughout her career: Diploma 'Founder of the Higher School of Economics' (November 2022) Honorary title 'Honorary Worker of Education of the Russian Federation' (November 2022) Honorary Badge of the 2nd Degree of the Higher School of Economics (December 2018) Medal 'Recognition - 25 years of successful work' of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (March 2018) Honorary Diploma of the Higher School of Economics (March 2012) Gratitude from the Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation (November 2007) Certificate of Honor of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation (November 2002) Academic Work Allowance (2011-2018) Best Teacher award (2011, 2013-2018, 2021) Professor Dzagurova has supervised numerous student qualification works and has been actively involved in research projects related to competitive markets, antitrust regulation, and competition policy from 2007 to 2014. She regularly presents her research at international conferences including the World Congress of Comparative Economics and the European Association of Law and Economics conference. She teaches courses including Game Theory, Institutional Economics, and Russian Economy to undergraduate and graduate students at HSE. Her teaching has been consistently recognized with 'Best Teacher' awards across multiple years.

• moral hazard in the context of multiple goals
• vertical restraining agreements
• cooperative specific investments
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Anna Alekseevna Zudina is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), where she has been working since 2010 with 17 years of scientific and teaching experience. She also serves as a Research Fellow at the Center for Labor Studies (ЦеТИ). Her research focuses on labor economics, economic sociology, and the interplay between social status and employment. She has made significant contributions to understanding informal employment, NEET youth (those not in education, employment, or training), human capital, and non-cognitive skills in the Russian context. Her work often examines how demographic changes, economic crises, and policy interventions affect labor market outcomes. Zudina's publications reveal a strong emphasis on empirical analysis of Russian labor market dynamics, particularly during periods of economic transition and crisis. Her research demonstrates how informal employment patterns shift during economic downturns, how non-cognitive skills influence labor market outcomes, and how youth navigate transitions between education and employment. She has published extensively in leading Russian and international journals, with a notable focus on the Journal of Youth Studies and major Russian economics and sociology publications. Winner of the 2017 Golden Vyshka Award in the Best Book category Winner of the Competition for the Best Russian-Language Scientific Works by HSE Employees (2021) Multiple Academic Work Allowances and publication bonuses Laureate of the Russian Presidential Scholarship (2009-2010) As an educator, she teaches courses on Economic Analysis of Social Problems and Methodological Research Seminars. Her research has been widely covered in media outlets including Kommersant, Russian Gazette, and expert analytical journals. She regularly presents at international conferences including the April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development and RLMS-HSE User Conferences.

• Labor Economics
• Economic Sociology
• Informal Employment
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Prakhov Ilya Arkadyevich is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics within the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Moscow. He has been working at HSE since 2007, accumulating 16 years of scientific and teaching experience. His academic roles also include Senior Researcher at the International Laboratory for Institutional Analysis of Economic Reforms. Dr. Prakhov's educational background includes: Candidate of Economic Sciences (2013) from HSE, specializing in 'Economics and Management of the National Economy' with dissertation on 'The Impact of Investments in Additional Training on the Results of the Unified State Examination' Master's degree in Economics (2009) from State University - Higher School of Economics Bachelor's degree in Economics (2007) from National Research University 'Higher School of Economics' His primary research focuses on institutional economics, agency theory, and economics of education, with particular expertise in analyzing the Russian Unified State Examination system. Dr. Prakhov has conducted extensive research on educational accessibility, student mobility patterns, faculty compensation structures, and the socioeconomic determinants of educational outcomes. His work examines how family background, socioeconomic status, and preparatory investments affect educational trajectories and access to higher education in Russia. Dr. Prakhov's research output shows a consistent focus on educational equity, institutional analysis of higher education systems, and the economics of educational decision-making. His recent publications demonstrate increasing international recognition, with articles appearing in leading journals across education, economics, and sociology disciplines. His methodological approach combines institutional analysis with rigorous empirical economic research, often utilizing large-scale datasets to examine educational outcomes and mobility patterns. His academic achievements have been recognized through numerous awards: Medal 'Recognition - 15 years of successful work' (December 2023) 'Best Teacher' award (2011-2025) Multiple publication bonuses for research in international peer-reviewed journals Academic Work Allowance (2011-2019) Membership in the HSE Personnel Reserve (High Professional Potential Group) Dr. Prakhov actively contributes to academic service through supervising student research, participating in international conferences, and leading research projects. His current project 'Dynamics of human capital in the academic sector' continues his long-standing investigation into the Russian higher education system and its relationship with broader socioeconomic factors.

• institutional economics
• agency theory
• economics of education
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Ksenia Viktorovna Rozhkova is a Senior Research Fellow at the Laboratory of Labor Market Research and a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Applied Economics at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University). She has been working at HSE since 2017 and has 5 years of scientific and teaching experience. Her work primarily focuses on labor economics, with particular emphasis on non-cognitive skills and higher education outcomes in the Russian context. PhD in Economics (2024), National Research University Higher School of Economics Master's degree in Economics (2021), National Research University Higher School of Economics Bachelor's degree in Economics (2019), National Research University Higher School of Economics HSE Programming Academy, Python Programming (2019) Rozhkova's research spans labor economics with a focus on how non-cognitive skills influence labor market outcomes. She investigates gender wage gaps, returns to education (particularly master's degrees), and the impact of working while studying on career trajectories. Her work also examines labor market integration across various educational pathways including distance learning and vocational education. She has made significant contributions to understanding how personality traits affect health behaviors and longevity , expanding traditional labor economics into health economics. Her methodological approach often involves advanced econometric techniques including quantile regression to analyze nuanced relationships in labor market data. Analysis of her recent publications shows a strong focus on the intersection of education and labor markets, with particular attention to gender dynamics and non-cognitive skills. Her work demonstrates how personality traits and soft skills influence economic outcomes beyond traditional human capital measures. Rozhkova's research has increasingly incorporated health economics perspectives, examining how non-cognitive skills affect both labor market outcomes and health behaviors. Her most recent work shows a trend toward more comprehensive analyses of educational pathways in Russia, particularly examining how different forms of higher education lead to varying labor market outcomes. Bonus for publications that make a special contribution to the international scientific reputation of HSE University (2023–2026) High Professional Potential Group (HSE personnel reserve) Category "New Researchers" (2020–2021) O.I. Shkaratan named scholarship Rozhkova has been actively involved in numerous research projects at HSE University, particularly through the Laboratory of Labor Market Research. She has collaborated extensively with Professor S.Yu. Roshchin and other researchers on projects examining various aspects of the Russian labor market and education system. Her grant-funded research has focused on understanding returns to different forms of education, gender disparities in the labor market, and the impact of non-cognitive skills on economic outcomes. She has presented her findings at numerous international conferences including the Yasin (April) International Academic Conference and CHER Annual Conferences. As a member of the Laboratory of Labor Market Research at HSE University, Rozhkova contributes to one of Russia's leading research teams studying labor market dynamics. The laboratory conducts extensive empirical research using various data sources including the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (RLMS-HSE). Her work often involves large-scale data collection and analysis projects examining educational pathways, labor market transitions, and the economic returns to various forms of human capital investment. She is also involved in the "Monitoring of Education Economics" project, which produces regular bulletins on various aspects of education and labor market interactions in Russia.

• Labor economics
• Gender wage gap
• Non-cognitive skills
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Travkin Pavel Viktorovich is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics within the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University). He also serves as a Senior Research Fellow at the Laboratory of Labor Market Research and holds the position of Deputy Vice-Rector at HSE University. With 19 years of scientific and teaching experience, he has been working at HSE since 2007. His educational background includes: 2014: Candidate of Economic Sciences 2010: Master's degree in Economics from HSE University 2008: Bachelor's degree in Economics from HSE University 2008: Bachelor's degree in Applied Economics from HSE University Travkin specializes in Labor Economics and Labor Resources, with research focusing on the relationship between education and labor market outcomes. His work examines how additional professional training affects wages, the transition from education to work, and the returns to different levels of education in the Russian labor market. He has conducted extensive research on vocational education, higher education outcomes, and skills development, often employing advanced econometric methods to analyze large-scale survey data. His recent publications show a strong focus on the evolving Russian higher education system and its connection to labor market dynamics. His scientific achievements include the Medal "Recognition - 15 years of successful work" (December 2022), Certificate of Honor of HSE University (December 2020), and recognition as a winner in the Competition for the Best Russian-Language Scientific and Popular Science Works by HSE Employees (2021). He has also received multiple publication bonuses for articles in international peer-reviewed journals, reflecting his consistent research productivity. Travkin has been actively involved in numerous research projects, particularly those related to labor market monitoring and education economics. As part of the Education Economics Monitoring project, he has conducted sociological surveys to study vocational education and its interaction with the labor market. He has also contributed significantly to the development of the "Jobs and Skills Navigator," an algorithmic tool designed to assist in career path building by ranking available vacancies and corresponding professional skills based on current labor market requirements. As a key member of the Laboratory of Labor Market Research, Travkin collaborates with a team of researchers on projects analyzing various aspects of the Russian labor market, including graduate employment outcomes, skill development, and the impact of education policies. His work bridges academic research and practical policy applications, making significant contributions to understanding the dynamics of the Russian labor market and education system.

• Labor Economics
• Education Economics
• Skills Development
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Irina Nikolaevna Lesovskaya is an Associate Professor in the Department of Software Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE). She began her tenure at HSE in 2004 and has accumulated 41 years of scientific and teaching experience. Her academic journey spans multiple institutions including the N.E. Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy, MATI, and MISiS, where she served as Associate Professor before joining HSE. Beyond her faculty position, she has held significant administrative roles as Deputy Dean of both the Faculty of Business Informatics and the Faculty of Business and Management. Lesovskaya earned her Candidate of Technical Sciences degree in 1992 and completed her undergraduate studies at the Kiev State Institute of Culture in 1980, specializing in Library Science and Bibliography. Her professional development includes extensive advanced training, with recent courses in 2024-2025 focused on software engineering education and pedagogical excellence in computer science teaching. She has also completed English language training at HSE at both Pre-intermediate and Intermediate levels. Her research interests center on information systems in economics and management, logic programming, programming teaching methods, and analysis of educational programs. She has made significant contributions to computer science education through the development of curricula and teaching materials aligned with the Federal State Educational Standards. Her work bridges theoretical computer science with practical educational applications, particularly in secondary and higher education contexts. Lesovskaya's publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on computer science education, programming methodologies, and information systems. Her recent work shows increasing emphasis on software engineering education and innovative teaching approaches, while her earlier publications reflect expertise in information retrieval systems and library science. She has contributed to numerous educational materials for state examinations and has developed comprehensive programs for grades 10-11 at the HSE Lyceum. Medal "Recognition - 15 years of successful work" of HSE (February 2020) Honorary Diploma of HSE (November 2013) Honorary Diploma of HSE (December 2012) Gratitude from HSE (November 2007) Medal "For Labor Valor" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation (April 2004) Throughout her career, Lesovskaya has been actively involved in educational innovation projects including the HSE Internet School of Informatics (2015), development of entrance examination materials for HSE's bachelor's program in Informatics, and creation of comprehensive computer science programs for the HSE Lyceum. She has served as Coordinator of MicrosoftRUS Student Programs and Head of the Laboratory of Educational Innovations at the ITHub Academy, demonstrating commitment to practical student development and industry-academia collaboration. Lesovskaya maintains an active role in the HSE community, including consultation hours for students (particularly for the "Programming in C#" course) and participation in scientific seminars. Her work bridges academic research with practical educational implementation, making significant contributions to computer science education in Russia.

• Information systems in economics and management
• Logic programming
• Programming teaching methods
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Elena Viktorovna Pokatovich is an Associate Professor and Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University), where she has worked since 2001. She is also a Member of the Academic Council of HSE University. Her academic career spans 24 years of teaching and research experience in economics. Her research interests focus on applied microeconomics, economics of law, and specialized areas including prostitution economics, corruption economics, market equilibrium, and price discrimination. She has published extensively in these fields, with numerous books, articles, and translated works. Her work often bridges theoretical economic models with practical applications in Russian and international contexts. Pokatovich's publications demonstrate a consistent focus on microeconomic theory, market structures, and the application of economic principles to unconventional markets. Her research on prostitution economics and corruption has been particularly notable, combining rigorous theoretical analysis with empirical investigation of these complex markets. Honorary certificate of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of HSE (January 2024) Medal 'Recognition - 20 years of successful work' of HSE (December 2022) Best Teacher award (2024, 2014-2022) Multiple academic bonuses for contributions to HSE's reputation (2008-2023) She has supervised numerous student theses and has been actively involved in curriculum development, including creating textbooks and problem collections for microeconomics courses. Her international experience includes research internships at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Harvard University, reflecting her commitment to global academic collaboration.

• Applied Microeconomics
• Economics of Law
• Economics of Corruption
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Ivan Ivanov Yuryevich is an Associate Professor and Senior Researcher at the Institute of Education of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), where he also serves as Director of the Center for General and Supplementary Education named after A.A. Pinsky. He has been affiliated with HSE since 2018 and holds a PhD from the same institution (2024). His research focuses on extracurricular education systems across post-Soviet countries, examining institutional transformations, access inequality, and the effects of non-formal educational activities on children's development. His work spans comparative studies of educational policy, inclusion frameworks, and the relationship between religious institutions and education in post-Soviet contexts. Ivanov's recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on the transformation of extracurricular education from universal Soviet-era access to contemporary market-driven models that exacerbate social inequality. His research employs mixed methods to analyze children's out-of-school time, academic outcomes, and the role of supplementary education in skill development. Gratitude from the Institute of Education (December 2024) Gratitude from the Vice-Rector of HSE (December 2023) Best Teacher Award (2024) Multiple publication bonuses for articles in high-impact journals As a supervisor, Ivanov guides PhD candidates including Ostapenko E.S., whose research examines the relationship between extracurricular time structure and educational outcomes. He teaches courses such as 'Theory and Practice of Children's Extracurricular Education' and 'Everything You Didn't Want to Know About Education, or What Science Says About Education' across HSE's social sciences and education programs. His work connects with international research communities through participation in conferences including CIES, ECER, and CESE, where he presents findings on post-Soviet educational transformations and inclusion challenges.

• Extracurricular Education
• Post-Soviet Studies
• Educational Institutions
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Bessonova Evgeniya Vladimirovna is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics within the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), where she has been working since 2012. With 23 years of scientific and teaching experience, she is an established researcher in economics with a focus on enterprise efficiency, productivity, and international business. She holds a Candidate of Economic Sciences degree (2011), a Master's degree (1997), and a Bachelor's degree (1995), all in Economics from Lomonosov Moscow State University. Her academic journey reflects a deep commitment to economic research and education in Russia. Dr. Bessonova's research focuses on the analysis of enterprise efficiency and productivity, foreign enterprises, competition dynamics, innovation processes, and international trade. Her work often examines how institutional factors affect business decisions, particularly in the Russian context. She has extensively studied the impact of courts on multinational decisions, firm efficiency in relation to government procurement, household financial behavior during the pandemic, and productivity dynamics in Russian enterprises. Her recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on institutional economics and firm performance, with research spanning from 2015 to 2024. She frequently collaborates with researchers like Ksenia Gonchar and Anna Tsvetkova, producing high-impact research in journals such as Applied Econometrics, European Journal of Political Economy, and Technovation. Her work combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis of Russian enterprise data to draw broader economic insights. Bonus for publication in a journal from List A (2024–2025, 2023–2024) Bonus for publication in an international peer-reviewed scientific journal (2021–2022, 2020–2022, 2018–2019, 2017–2018) Dr. Bessonova teaches 'Practical training in applied economic research' for third-year Economics students at HSE. She has been actively involved in research seminars, including a joint seminar of the Laboratory for Labor Market Research and the Center for Labor Research in June 2021, where she presented on 'Efficiency of enterprises, market exit and public procurement.' Her professional network includes collaborations with researchers at the Bank of Russia and participation in international conferences such as the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy.

• Economics
• Enterprise Efficiency
• Productivity Analysis
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Oksana Soldatkina serves as an Associate Professor and Leading Researcher at the Faculty of Law, Department of Digital and Biolaw at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE). She also holds the position of Deputy Academic Director of the LegalTech educational program. Dr. Soldatkina joined HSE in 2023 after a long career at Saratov State Law Academy. With 27 years of scientific and teaching experience, she has established herself as a prominent expert in digital law and related fields. Her research interests focus on digital law, digital justice, and legal support for digitalization. Dr. Soldatkina has made significant contributions to understanding the intersection of law and emerging technologies, particularly in areas such as data protection, artificial intelligence regulation, and the digital transformation of legal systems. Her work examines both theoretical aspects of digital jurisprudence and practical applications in legal practice. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on the challenges of digital transformation in the legal sphere. Her research spans multiple dimensions including data governance, digital rights, cybercrime prevention, virtual reality regulation, and the modernization of judicial systems. She consistently addresses both national Russian contexts and international comparative perspectives, with particular attention to how digital technologies reshape legal frameworks and practices. Member of the editorial board of the journal 'Правовая культура' (Legal Culture) since 2022 Regular participant in national and international conferences on digital law Active contributor to the development of legal education in the digital domain Dr. Soldatkina actively engages in academic mentorship and has participated in numerous educational initiatives, including organizing student competitions, supervising student research projects, and developing new curricula for digital law education. She has been instrumental in establishing the LegalTech educational program at HSE, which combines legal education with technical skills development. Her work extends to practical applications through participation in industry events, legal hackathons, and collaborations with technology companies focused on legal solutions.

• Digital Law
• Digital Justice
• Legal Support for Digitalization
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Malimonov Igor Vasilievich serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Modern Educational Technologies at the Institute of Psychology and Pedagogy, Siberian Federal University (SFU). With 21 years of professional experience in both general and specialized capacities, he contributes to academic programs in social sciences and psychology. His educational background includes a degree in Information Systems in Social Psychology from Krasnoyarsk State Technical University (2001) and a Master of Education from Siberian Federal University (2016). Professional development encompasses multiple advanced training programs in psychological counseling, inclusive education, conflict resolution, and digital educational technologies. Research interests span sociology, conflictology, family studies, and digital education technologies, with particular focus on gender dynamics, domestic violence impacts, reproductive psychology, and modern educational methodologies. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent engagement with contemporary Russian societal challenges through empirical and theoretical lenses. Teaching responsibilities include core courses in Sociology, Conflictology, Time Management, and Technologies of Personal Growth and Social Interactions. His academic contributions reflect integration of practical psychological tools with sociological frameworks for addressing modern educational and social challenges.

• Sociology
• Conflictology
• Educational Psychology
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