• A
  • A
  • A
  • ABC
  • ABC
  • ABC
  • А
  • А
  • А
  • А
  • А
Regular version of the site
usersearch
Advanced search
Laboratory for Comparative Social Research
home
visionusersearch
Advanced search
Higher School of Economics
National Research University Higher School of Economics → Research Departments → Laboratory for Comparative Social Research

Laboratory for Comparative Social Research

Laboratory for Comparative Social Research

The Laboratory for Comparative Social Research (LCSR) was established in the Higher School of Economics, a National Research University, in November 2010 when professors Ronald Inglehart and Eduard Ponarin were awarded a mega-grant from the Russian government. The focus of our research is on comparative studies of social change – the analysis of cross-sectional and longitudinal data based on World Values Survey (WVS) data. The WVS study includes about 100 countries all over the world. The participants in this project are numerous research centers and scientists across the globe.

Our Features

  • News
  • Publications
Publications
Book
Electoral Integrity and Political Regimes Actors, Strategies and Consequences

Zavadskaya M., Garnett H. A.

L.: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.

Article
Let My People Run: Pre-Election Resignations of Russia's Governors, 2013-2015 In print

Golosov G. V., Tkacheva T.

Problems of Post-Communism. 2017.

Book chapter
Mobile Web Surveys: A Total Survey Error Perspective

Couper M. P., Antoun C., Mavletova A. M.

In bk.: Total Survey Error in Practice: Improving Quality in the Era of Big Data.. NY: Wiley, 2016. Ch. 7. P. 133-154.

Working paper
How to Get Away with Murder in Russia: Political Support in the Times of Crisis. Evidence from the survey experiment

Sirotkina E., Zavadskaya M.

Basic research program. WP BRP. National research university Higher School of economics, 2017. No. WP BRP 47/PS/2017.

All publications
Join us on
Partners:

All partners


 

Have you spotted a typo?
Highlight it, click Ctrl+Enter and send us a message. Thank you for your help!

10
Oct
2017

8th LCSR International Workshop «Quantitative Research of Social Changes Across the World»

The Laboratory for Comparative Social Research of the National Research University Higher School of Economics announces a call for the 8th LCSR International Workshop «Quantitative Research of Social Changes Across the World», which will be held within the XIX April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development. It will take place in Moscow from the 10th till 13th of April 2018. The submission deadline is January 10, 2018.

On Campusconferences & seminarsInvitation to participate
10 October
4
Oct
2017

HSE Improves Position in THE Subject Rankings

The Higher School of Economics has entered the Times Higher Education rankings by subject in two categories, Business & Economics (101-125 group), and Social sciences (176-200 group), showing the best result among schools that participate in Project 5-100 in these areas.

Educationinternational rankingsTHE rankinguniversity rankings
4 October
1
Aug
2017

Results of the tender for data collection

LCSR announces the winner of the tender for data collection of the 7th wave of the World Values Survey (WVS-7) and the 5th wave of the European Values Study (EVS-5).

Research&Expertiseresearch projectsOfficially
1 August
18
Jul
2017

Natalia Soboleva got the Elizabeth H. Nelson Prize!

LCSR’s research fellow Natalia Soboleva has become a prizewinner of the Elizabeth H. Nelson Prize for the best paper from a society in transition. Laboratory's staff congratulates Natalia on her victory and sincerely wishes her inspiration and success in her endeavours!

Research&Expertiseachievements
18 July
20
Jun
2017

Veronica Kostenko has defended her PhD thesis

LCSR’s research fellow Veronica Kostenko has defended her PhD thesis. Congratulations!

Research&ExpertisealumniprofessorsachievementsReporting an event
20 June
19
Jun
2017

VTB Starts Funding Comparative Social Research at HSE

This year VTB is launching the Endowment for Comparative Social Research at HSE. The endowment will make it possible to invest 10-20 million roubles in research each year. The exact amount will depend on trust management of the endowment assets, implemented by VTB Capital Investment Management.

Research&Expertiseendowment fundsocial research
19 June
6
Jun
2017

On the new book by Ronald Inglehart

Cambridge University Press has accepted a new monograph by Ronald Inglehart for publication in early 2018. LCSR is prepares Russian-language translation of the book.

Research&Expertiseprofessorsresearch projects
6 June
23
Apr
2017

Values in Transtiton? ― Ronald Inglehart gave an interview to the Russia Today TV channel (23.04.2017)

Martin Luther King famously said that the arc of history is bending toward justice - a statement sometimes dismissed as too idealistic but one that may actually have a basis in social science. More than thirty years of research by Ronald Inglehart suggest that, in the long run, democratisation, with its attendant social and legal justice, is inevitable. But how long is that long run? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Ronald Inglehart, Academic Supervisor of Laboratory for Comparative Social Research at the Higher School of Economics (HSE) during XVIII April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development.

Research&Expertiseprofessorsresearch projects
23 April
19
Apr
2017

Official Statement of the HSE Academic Council

Dear colleagues, at HSE, we are concerned that Central European University (CEU) may lose its license in the near future.

SocietyOfficially
19 April
13
Apr
2017

Aritificial Intelligence Society Breeds Insecurity and Xenophobia

Why did Trump win the election? Who votes for right-wing xenophobic populist parties? How do we account for Brexit? Ronald Inglehart, Academic Supervisor of HSE Laboratory for Comparative Social Research, traces the change in public opinion to rising inequality and the resulting cultural xenophobic backlash and prevailing feeling of insecurity.

Research&Expertiseresearch projectsHSE April Conference on Economic and Social Development
13 April
All news
ArticlesWorking PapersAffiliationAll Publications

Publications 2017

  1. In English
  2. Inglehart, R.F., Ponarin, E. & Inglehart, R.C. (2017). Cultural Change, Slow and Fast: The Distinctive Trajectory of Norms Governing Gender Equality and Sexual Orientation. Social Forces. DOI: 10.1093/sf/sox008.
  3. Kravtsova, M., Oshchepkov, A. & Welzel, C. (2017). Values and Corruption: Do Postmaterialists Justify Bribery?  Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 48 (2), 225-242. DOI: 10.1177/0022022116677579.
  4. Kruse, S., Ravlik, M. & Welzel, C. (2017). The Legitimacy Puzzle: Why So Many People Confuse the Absence of Democracy with Its Presence. World Values Research 9(2), 1-30.
  5. Welzel, C. & Kirsch, H. (2017). Democracy Misunderstood: Authoritarian Notions of Democracy around the Globe. World Values Research 9(1), 1-29.
  6. Foa, R.S., Inglehart, R., Ponarin, E. & Karabchuk, T. (2017). Set-Point Theory and Societal Collapse: The Case of Russia.  Journal of Happiness Studies, 1-18. DOI: 10.1007/s10902-017-9888-4.
  7. Kostenko, V., Ponarin, E., Shteiwi, M., Strebkova, O. (2017). Historical Legacies and Gender Attitudes in the Middle East. ERF Working Paper Series. J1. No. 1105. Economic Research Forum, 2017.
  8. Aymaliev, I.V. (2017). Corporate Motivations for Donating to the Police in Bulgaria. East European Politics and Societies and Cultures, 1-37. DOI: 10.1177/0888325417710080.

Publications 2016

In Russian

  1. Lopatina S., Kostenko V., Ponarin E. Delo ne v islame: otnoshenie k abortam, razvodam i dobrachnomu seksu v deviati postsovetskikh gosudarstvakh // Zhurnal sotsiologii i sotsial'noi antropologii. 2016. Vol. XIX. № 3. P. 95-115.
  2.  

In English

  1. Semenov A., Lobanova O. & Zavadskaya M. (2016) When do political parties join protests? A comparative analysis of party involvement in “for fair elections” movement, East European Politics, 32:1, 81-104. DOI: 10.1080/21599165.2015.1121870.
  2. Shcherbak A. & Sych K. (2016) Trends in Russian Nationalities Policy A Structural Perspective, Problems of Post-Communism. DOI: 10.1080/10758216.2016.1225264.
  3. Veronica Kostenko, Pavel Kuzmichev, Ponarin E. Attitudes towards Gender Equality and Perception of Democracy in the Arab World // Democratization. 2016. Vol. 23. No. 5. P. 862-891. DOI: 10.1080/13510347.2015.1039994.
  4. Kravtsova M., Oshchepkov A., Welzel C. (2016) Values and Corruption: Do Postmaterialists Justify Bribery?, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 47:10, PAGES. DOI: 10.1177/0022022116677579.

Publications of Associate Researchers 2016

In Russian

  1. Fabrykant M. Vozmozhnosti i posledstviia natsionalisticheskogo povorota: kakoe budushchee stanet novym proshlym? // Obshchestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. 2016. № 1. P. 129-140.
  2. Fabrykant M. Model'-orientirovannyi podkhod k otsutstvuiushchim znacheniiam: mnozhestvennaia imputatsiia v mnogourovnevoi regressii posredstvom R (na primere analiza oprosnykh dannykh) // Sotsiologiia: metodologiia, metody, matematicheskoe modelirovanie. 2015. № 41. P. 129-140.
  3.  
  4. In English
  1. Karabchuk, T. (2016) The subjective well-being of women in Europe: children, work and employment protection legislation,  Mind & Society , 1-27. DOI: 10.1007/s11299-016-0194-3.
  2. Marchenko A. (2016) Civic activities in Eastern Europe: links with democratic political culture, East European Politics, 32:1, 12-27. DOI: 10.1080/21599165.2015.1130698.
  3. Bystrov E. (2016) Religiosity, nationalism and fertility among Jews in Israel revisited, Acta Sociologica, 59:2, 171-186. DOI: 10.1177/0001699316628615.
  4. Hövermann A., Groß E.M. & Messner S.F. (2016)  Institutional imbalance, integration into Non-economic institutions, and a marketized mentality in Europe: A multilevel, partial elaboration of Institutional Anomie Theory, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 57:4, 231-254. DOI: 10.1177/0020715216667452.

Publications 2015

In English

  1. Alexander A.C., Welzel C. Eroding patriarchy: the co-evolution of women’s rights and emancipative values // International Review of Sociology. 2015. Т. 25. № 1. С. 144–165.
  2. Inglehart R.F., Puranen B., Welzel C. Declining willingness to fight for one’s country: The individual-level basis of the long peace // Journal of Peace Research. 2015. Т. 52. № 4. С. 418–434.
  3. Inglehart  R.F. Measuring culture and cultural change: An Introduction. // In Larry Harrison and Evgeny Yasin (eds.) Culture Matters II: Focus on Russia. Lexington Books, 2015.
  4. Inglehart  R.F., Norris P., French translation of Sacred and Secular: Religion and Politics Worldwide. Editions Université, Bruxelles.
  5. Inglehart  R.F. Insecurity and Xenophobia: Comment on Paradoxes of Liberal Democracy. // Perspectives on Politics. 13,2 (June, 2015): 468-470.
  6. Kosals L., Maksimova A. Informality, crime and corruption in Russia: A review of recent literature // Theoretical Criminology. 2015. Т. 19. № 2. С. 278–288.
  7. Kostenko V.V., Kuzmuchev P.A., Ponarin E.D. Attitudes towards gender equality and perception of democracy in the Arab world // Democratization. 2015. С. 1–28.
  8. Meylakhs P. и др. Taking care of themselves: how long-term injection drug users remain HIV and Hepatitis C free // Sociology of Health & Illness. 2015. С. n/a–n/a.
  9. Scherbak A. N. Does Milk Matter? Genetic Adaptation to Environment: The Effect of Lactase Persistence on Cultural Change / Working papers by NRU Higher School of Economics. Series SOC "Sociology". 2015.
  10. Shcherbak A. Nationalism in the USSR: A Historical and Comparative Perspective // Nationalities Papers: The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity. 2015. Vol. 43. No. 6. P. 866-885.
  11. Swader C.S., Vorobeva I.D. Receiving Gifts for Sex in Moscow, Kyiv, and Minsk: A Compensated Dating Survey // Sexuality & Culture. 2015. Т. 19. № 2. С. 321–348.
  12. Vecchione M., Welzel C. etc. Personal values and political activism: A cross-national study // British Journal of Psychology. 2015. Т. 106. № 1. С. 84–106.
  13. Welzel C., Delhey J. Generalizing Trust: The Benign Force of Emancipation // Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 2015.
  14. Lytkina E. Anomie And Alienation In The Post-Communist Area: A Reapplication Of The Middleton Scale In Russia And Kazakhstan // Working papers by NRU Higher School of Economics. Series PSY "Psychology". 2015. No. WP BRP 32/PSY/2015.
  15. Shirokanova A. Protestant Work Ethic Among the Muslims: Changeable Empirical Evidence. Higher School of Economics Research Paper No. WP BRP 60/SOC/2015.
  16. Shirokanova A. A comparative study of work ethic among Muslims and Protestants: Multilevel evidence. //Social Compass December 2015 62 : 615-631,  first published on  October 23, 2015 doi: 10.1177/0037768615601980.

In Russian

  1. Almakaeva A., Domanov A. Doverie mezhdunarodnim organizatiyam kak pokazatel` integrazionnih nastroeniy // Eurasian economic integration. 2015. №2(27)
  2. Karabchuk T., Mironova A., Remezkova V. Rabota ili vtoroi rebenok: o tchem govoryat dannie RLMS-HSE? // Voprosi economici, 2015, №6
  3. Lytkina E. Social`naya structura v trh teoriyah anomii // Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Philosophia. Sociologia. Politologia. 2015. Т. 29. № 1. Pp. 176-184.
  4. Nemirovskaya A. Ozidaemaya modernizazia regionov Dal`nevostochnogo federal`nogo okruga // Sociologicheskie issledovania. 2015. № 2. Pp. 41-48.
  5. Tulchinskiy G., Sungurov A., Scherbak A., Akopov S., Inglehart R., Welzel C., Malinova O. Politicheskaya structura / Rukovoditel`: Tulchinskiy G.: U-right, 2015

Publications of Associate Researchers 2015

In English

  1. Firat, R., Boyer, P. Coalitional affiliation as a missing link between ethnic polarization and well-being: An empirical test from the European Social Survey // Social Science Research, Vol. 53, September 2015, pp. 148–161
  2. Fabrykant M., Magun V. Grounded and Normative Dimensions of National Pride in Comparative Perspective / Working papers by Series WP BRP 62/SOC/2015 "Sociology". 2015.
  3. Bartolini S., Sarracino F. The Dark Side of Chinese Growth: Declining Social Capital and Well-Being in Times of Economic Boom // World Development. 2015. Т. 74. С. 333–351.
  4. Hövermann, A., Groß, E., Zick, A., Messner, S. Understanding the devaluation of vulnerable groups: A novel application of Institutional Anomie Theory // Social Science Research, Vol. 52, July 2015, pp. 408–421
  5. Hövermann, A., Zick, A., Messner, S. Anomie, marketization, and prejudice toward purportedly unprofitable groups: Elaborating a theoretical approach on anomie-driven prejudices // Acta Sociologica, May 29, 2015
  6. Rapp C., Ackermann K. “The consequences of social intolerance on non-violent protest” // European Political Science Review, July 3, 2015
  7. Sarracino, F. Online social networks and trust // EERI Research Paper 2015.04, Economics and Econometrics Research Institute, Brussels 
  8. Sabatini, F., Fiorillo, D. Structural social capital and health in Italy // Economics and Human Biology, Vol. 17, April 2015, pp.129–142
  9. Sabatin,i F., Yamamuraa, E. The impact of the media on voters` attitude toward Junichiro Koizumi and his policy // Japan and the world Economy, Vol. 34-35, May–August 2015, pp. 24–32
  10. Sabatini F. Book Review // Journal of Economic Literature. 2015. Т. 53. № 2. С. 360–382.
  11. Shirokanova, A. Protestant Work Ethic Among the Muslims: Changeable Empirical Evidence // Higher School of Economics. February 18, 2015. Research Paper No. WP BRP 60/SOC/2015
  12. Wilkes, R. Political Conflict Photographs and Their Keyword Texts // Journalism Studies, 23 Feb, 2015, pp. 1-27. DOI:10.1080/1461670X.2015.1006908

Publications 2014

In English

  1. Inglehart R.. Measuring culture and cultural change / Culture Matters II: Focus on Russia. Larry Harrison and Evgeny Yasin (eds.). Lexington Books, 2014.
  2. Karabchuk T., Soboleva N., Nikitina М. В. Subjective Well-Being and Type of Contract in Europe: Is There Any Effect of Labour Legislations? / Beyond Money: social roots of health and well-being. Nova Science Publishers, 2014.
  3. Kostenko V. Gender Attitudes of Muslim Migrants in Western and Northern Europe, in: International SGEM conference on Social Sciences and Arts, 2014. Conference Proceedings. Vol. 2: SGEM Conference on Political Sciences, Law, Finance, Economics and Tourism. Issue 1: Political Sciences and Law. Sofia : STEF92 Technology Ltd., 2014. Ch. 22. P. 155-164.
  4. Kostenko Veronica, Pavel Kuzmichev, Eduard Ponarin, “Attitudes Towards Gender Equality And Perception Of Democracy In The Arab World”. WP BRP 50/SOC/2014, Series: Sociology.
  5. Kravtsova Maria,  Oshchepkov Aleksey,  Welzel Cristian, "Corruption and social values: do postmaterialists justify bribery?", Series: Sociology, WP BRP 34/SOC/2014
  6. R. Inglehart, Norris P., Sacred and Secular: Religion and Politics Worldwide. Editions Université, Bruxelles, 2014.
  7. Shcherbak Andrey, “Mutual Biological Social Evolution, Genetic Diversity And Social Change: The Case Of Alcohol And European Colonization”, WP BRP 45/SOC/2014, Series: Sociology.
  8. Soboleva Natalia, "Gender Attitudes In The World Of Work: Cross-Cultural Comparison", WP BRP 46/SOC/2014, Series: Sociology.
  9. Usenko V., Svirin S, Shchekaturov Y, Ponarin E. Impact of some types of mass gatherings on current suicide risk in an urban population: statistical and negative binominal regression analysis of time series // BMC Public Health. 2014. Vol. 14.
  10. Zelikova Y. A. Parents values and Parents behavior // Journal of Siberian Federal University. Series: Humanities & Social Sciences. 2014. No. 1. P. 112-126.
  11. Zhirkov Kirill, "Development, culture, and attitudes to America: country-level predictors of anti-Americanism". WP BRP 35/SOC/2014, Series: Sociology.

In Russian

  1. Almakaeva A. M. Doverie ingruppe i autgruppe v sravnitel'noj perspektive // XIV Aprel'skaja mezhdunarodnaja nauchnaja konferencija po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva: v 4-h knigah. Kniga 4 / Otv. red.: E. G. Jasin. M. : Izdatel'skij dom NIU VShJe, 2014. S. 115-123.
  2. Beljanin A. V., Bobkova N. V., Jegbert H., Kosals L. Ja. Jeksperimental'nye metody issledovanija korrupcii v jekonomicheskih i sociologicheskih naukah // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2014. T. 15. № 1. S. 61–88.
  3. Karabchuk T. S., Kostenko V. V., Almakaeva A. M., Soboleva N. Je., Zhjusten A. Mobil'nost' pensij v ramkah Evrazijskogo jekonomicheskogo sojuza i SNG Vyp. 24. SPb. : Kolorit, 2014.
  4. Karabchuk T. S., Nikitina M. V., Remezkova V. P., Soboleva N. Je. Kak ocenit' stoimost' chelovecheskoj zhizni? // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2014. T. 15. № 1. S. 89-106.
  5. Karabchuk T. S., Remezkova V. P. Razlichija na regional'nyh rynkah truda i zavisimost' zarabotnoj platy ot prinadlezhnosti regiona k frontirnoj zone // Izvestija Irkutskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Serija: Politologija, religiovedenie. 2014. T. 7. S. 95-107.
  6. Kostenko V. V., Kuz'michev P. A., Ponarin Je. D. Ne ta demokratija. Arhaizacija cennostej na Blizhnem Vostoke posle raspada SSSR // Rossija v global'noj politike. 2014. T. 12. № 4. S. 182-191.
  7. Kravcova M. I. Sto rublej ili sto druzej? Prichiny setevoj ili rynochnoj korrupcii // Vestnik Rossijskogo universiteta druzhby narodov. Serija: Sociologija. 2014. № 2. S. 73-89.

Publications of Associate Researchers 2014

In English

  1. Bystrov, E. Testing the Second Demographic Transition Theory with Seemingly Unrelated Regression: Marital Postponement and Human Empowerment // European Sociological Review. 2014. Doi: 10.1093/esr/jcu054
  2. Fabrykant M., Buhr R., Hoffman S. The Measure of a Nation: Lithuanian Identity in the New Century // Journal of Baltic Studies. 2014. Vol. 45. No. 2. Pp. 143-168.
  3. Fabrykant M. Value of (Expla) nation: Testing Modernist Theories of Nationalism // Journal of Siberian Federal University. 2014. Vol. 1. No. 7. Pp. 152-168.
  4. Goroshit, M., Hen, M. Academic Self-Efficacy, Emotional Intelligence, GPA and Academic Procrastination in Higher Education // Eurasian Journal of Social Sciences. 2014. № 2(1). Pp. 1-10.‏
  5. Goroshit, M., Hen, M. Does Emotional Self-efficacy Predict Teachers' Self-efficacy and Empathy? // Journal of Education and Training Studies. 2014. №2(3). Pp. 26-32.‏
  6. Khutkyy Dmytro. Proactive Orientation And Individual Activism As Causes Of Personal Achievement And Subjective Well-Being//  WP BRP 44/SOC/2014
  7. Sabatini, F. The relationship between happiness and health: evidence from Italy // Social Science and Medicine. 2014. № 114, pp. 178-187. 
  8. Sabatini, F., Andriani, L. Trust and Prosocial Behaviour in a Process of State Capacity Building: the Case of the Palestinian Territories // Journal of Institutional Economics, DOI: 10.1017/S1744137414000575.
  9. Sabatini, F., Modena, F., Tortia E. Do Cooperative Enterprises Create Social Trust? // Small Business Economics .2014. 42 (3), pp. 621-641. 
  10. Sabatini, F., Rondinelli, C., Modena, F. Economic insecurity and fertility intentions: The Case of Italy // Review of Income and Wealth 60 (1), pp. 233-255. 

  11. Sabatini, F., Sarracino, F. Online networks and subjective well-being. ArXiv:1408.3550. 

  12. Savelyev Yuriy "Modernization and Variations in Emancipative Values in European Societies in 1995-2008: Test of Inglehart’s Socialization Hypothesis", Series: Sociology, WP BRP 48/SOC/2014  

  13. Wójcik, A., & Bilewicz, M. Beyond Ethnicity – the role of coming from a mixed-origin family for Jewish identity. A Polish case/ Hybride Identitäten des Jüdischen. Gemischte Familien und patrilineare Judenю L. Wohl von Haselberg (eds.). Berlin: Neofelis Verlag. 2014.

Publications 2013

In English

  1. Diener E., Inglehart R., Tay L. Theory and Validity of Life Satisfaction Scales // Social Indicators Research 2013. T. 112. S. 497–527.
  2. Griaznova O.S. Factors Affecting Welfare Attitudes in Different Types of Welfare States: Personal Interests and Values // Higher School of Economics Research Paper No. WP BRP 18/SOC/2013.  PDF
  3. Griaznova O.S., Magun V.S. The Basic Values of Russian and European Schoolteachers // Russian Social Science Review. 2013. T. 55. S. 40–66.
  4. Inglehart R. Modernization and democracy / ed. V. Inozemtsev, P. Dutkiewicz., 2013.
  5. Inglehart R.F., Ponarin E.D. Happiness and Democracy, 1972-2008 // The Siberian Federal University Journal. 2013. T. 8. № 6.
  6. Lytkina E. Performative Solidarities as a Means of Creating “Good Values”. // Values, Stratification, Transformation. 2013. S. .94–104.
  7. Lytkina E. Towards the Problem of Nationalism and Xenophobia in Poland and Russia: Possible Approaches and Solutions. // 2013.
  8. Nemirovskaya A, Kozlov V. Social Support for Contemporary Modernization in the Regions of Siberia // Zhurnal Sibirskogo federal'nogo universiteta. Serija: Gumanitarnye nauki. 2013. T. 6. S. 1107–1128.
  9. Zelikova J. Successful Aging: A Cross-National Study of Subjective Well-Being Later in Life // Higher School of Economics Research Paper No. WP BRP. 2013. T. 21.
  10. Zhirkov K., Verkuyten M., Weesie J. Perceptions of world politics and support for terrorism among Muslims: Evidence from Muslim countries and Western Europe // Conflict Management and Peace Science 2013.
  11. Zhirkov K. Nativist but not Alienated: A Comparative Perspective on the Radical Right Vote in Western Europe // Party politics, 2013.
  12. Shcherbak A. Nationalism in the USSR: A Historical and Comparative Perspective //Higher School of Economics Research Paper No. WP BRP. 2013, t. 27.
  13. Inglehart R., Welzel C. Reinventing the Kantean Peace: The Emerging Mass Basis of Global Security // WP BRP 28/SOC/2013. National Research University Higher School of Economics, 2013.
  14. Welzel C., Inglehart R. Evolution, empowerment and emancipation: How societies ascend the utility ladder of freedoms // WP BRP 29/SOC/2013. National Research University Higher School of Economics.
  15. Alexander A. C., Welzel C., Inglehart R. Rising support for reproductive freedoms: emancipatory breakthroughs into a bulwark of tradition // WP BRP 30/SOC/2013National Research University Higher School of Economics.
  16. Ronald F.Inglehart, Svetlana Borinskaya, Anna Cotter, Jaanus Harro, Ronald C. Inglehart, Eduard Ponarin, Christian Welzel. Genes, security, tolerance and happiness // WP BRP 31/SOC/2013. National Research University Higher School of Economics. 
  17. Ronald Inglehart, Roberto Foa, Eduard Ponarin, Christian Welzel. Understanding the Russian malaise: The collapse and recovery of subjective well-being in post-communist Russia // WP BRP 32/SOC/2013. National Research University Higher School of Economics.
In Russian
  1. Nemirovskaja A.V. Foa R. Sociokul'turnye osobennosti regionov centra i frontira: komparativnye issledovanija na baze WVS // Tret'ja mezhdunarodnaja nauchno-prakticheskaja konferencija «Prodolzhaja Grushina». : VCIOM, 2013. S. 454–461. 
  2. Nemirovskaya A. V., Foa R.  Socio-cultural specifics of Russian frontier // Sotsiologicheskie Issledovaniya. 2013. S. 80–88 
  3. Nemirovskaja A.V. Socіal'na tolerantnіst' naselennja teritorіj frontiru // Ekonomіka і prognozuvannja Naukovo-analіtichnij zhurnal. 2013. S. 148–149.
  4. Avatkov V.A., Domanov A.O. Voenno-politicheskie otnoshenija v treugol'nike SShA-Turcija_Francija: 2009-2012 gg. // Sravnitel'naja politika. 2013. T. 1. S. 64–72. 
  5. Karabchuk T.S., Nagernjak M. Determinanty zanjatosti dlja materej v Rossii // Zhurnal issledovanij social'noj politiki. 2013. T. 11. S. 25–48. 
  6. Karabchuk T.S., Pankratova V.L. Oplata truda materej v Rossii: sushhestvuet li diskriminacija? // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2013. T. 14. S. 96. 
  7. Karabchuk T.S., Pashinova T.R., Soboleva N.Je. Bednost' domohozjajstv v Rossii: chto govorjat dannye RMJeZ VShJe? // Mir Rossii. 2013. T. 22. S. 155–175. 
  8. Nemirovskaja A.V. Migracionnaja situacija v regionah Sibiri: obshhestvennye nastroenija i statisticheskie dannye // Jevoljucija regionov Rossii i strategii ih sociokul'turnoj modernizacii: materialy IX Vseros. nauch-prak. konf. po prog. «Sociokul'turnaja jevoljucija Rossii i ejo regionov». Vologda: ISJeRT RAN, 2013. 
  9. Nemirovskaja A.V., Kozlov V.A. Demograficheskie aspekty social'noj modernizacii regionov Sibirskogo federal'nogo okruga // Vestnik Tjumenskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. 2013. № 8. S. 66–78. 
  10. Nemirovskij V.G., Nemirovskaja A.V. Sociokul'turnaja modernizacija regionov Vostochnoj Sibiri: prepjatstvija i puti ih preodolenija (Krasnojarskij kraj i Respublika Hakasija) // Problemy sociokul'turnoj modernizacii regionov Rossii / pod red. N.I. Lapin, L.A. Beljaeva. Moskva: Academia, 2013. 
  11. Ponarin Je.D., Zhirkov K. Nacionalizm jetnicheskij i politicheskij: institucional'nye faktory tatarskogo nacionalizma v respublikah Volzhsko-Ural'skogo regiona // Mir Rossii. 2013. T. 22. S. 152–177. 
  12. Ponarin Je.D., Lisovskij A.V., Zelikova Ju.A. Modeli dlja puassonovskih zavisimyh peremennyh: mozhno li prognozirovat' rezul'tativnost' futbol'nyh matchej? // Sociologija: metodologija, metody, matematicheskoe modelirovanie. 2013. №  36. S. 36-64. 
  13. Sokolov B. Reshaja voprosy vmeste, ili kak voplotit' idealy deliberativnoj demokratii cherez internet // Politicheskaja nauka. 2013. S. 69–82. 
  14. Ponarin Je.D. Kostenko V. B Attitude to Gender Equality in the Arab East // Vestnik Sibirskogo federal'nogo universiteta. Serija «Gumanitarnye nauki», t. 6 № 12, 2013. 
  15. Inglhart R., Karabchuk T.S., Moiseev S.P., Nikitina M.V. Mezhdunarodnye nauchno-issledovatel'skie laboratorii v Rossii: sub#ektivnaja i ob#ektivnaja ocenka rezul'tativnosti // Forsajt, 2013, t. 7., № 4.
  16. Shherbak A. Sravnitel'nyj analiz vlijanija tolerantnosti na modernizaciju // Forsajt, 2013, t. 7., № 4. (In Russian)

Publications of Associate Researchers 2013

In English

  1. Antoci A., Sabatini F., Sodini M. Economic Growth, Technological Progress and Social Capital: The Inverted U Hypothesis // Metroeconomica. 2013. T. 64. S. 401–431.
  2. Antoci, A., Sabatini, F., Sodini M. Bowling Alone but Tweeting Together: the Evolution of Human Interaction in the Social Networking Era. // Quality and Quantity. 2013.
  3. Bessudnov A., Makarov A. Gender Differences in Mathematical Performance and the School Context: Evidence from Russia // Higher School of Economics. Res. Paper. No. WP BRP. 2013. T. 11.
  4. Degli Antoni G., Sabatini F. Disentangling the Relationship between Nonprofit and Social Capital: the Role of Social Cooperatives and Social Welfare Associations in the Development of Networks of Strong and Weak Ties // Econometica. 2013.
  5. Dubrow J.K. Democratic Global Governance, Political Inequality, and the Nationalist Retrenchment Hypothesis // Governan a Glob. Democr. Desigual. Polit. e a hipotese da Resist. Nac. Nac. 2013. S. 94–110.
  6. Dubrow J.K. Homeland Insecurity: The Arab and Muslim American Experience After 9/11 // International Sociology 2013. T. 28. S. 173–176.
  7. Fabrykant M., Buhr R., Jasiuleviciene R. Theoretical Approaches to National Identity / Lithuanian and Belarusian National Identity in the Context of European Integration. Vytautas Magnus University Press, 2013.
  8. Fabrykant M., Buhr R., Hoffman S. Youth and National Identity in Belarus and Lithuania: a Comparative Analysis / Lithuanian and Belarusian National Identity in the Context of European Integration. Vytautas Magnus University Press. 2013. 
  9. Fabrykant M. Macrosocial Roots of Ethnonationalist Revival: Modes of Narration and Value Configurations // The Narrative of Ethnic Identity, Migration and Politics. 2013.
  10. Goroshit S.K.M., Eshel Y. Demographic Variables as Antecedents of Israeli Community and National Resilience // The Journal of Community Psychology. 2013. T. 41. S. 631–643.
  11. Kimhi, S, Hantman, S, Goroshit, M, Eshel, Y, Zysberg, L. Trust and Power as Determinants of Tax Compliance: Testing the Assumptions of the Slippery Slope Framework in Austria, Hungary, Romania and Russia //  Journal of Economic Psychology. 2013. T. 34. S. 169–180.
  12. Mikucka M., Marie V. Employed or inactive? Cross-national Differences in Coding Parental Leave Beneficiaries in Labour Force Survey data // Survey Research Methods. 2013. T. 7. № 3.
  13. Modena, F., Rondinelli, C., Sabatini F. Economic Insecurity and Fertility Intentions: The Case of Italy. // Review of Income and Wealth. 2013.
  14. Shilova N. How Politicians Exploit and Manipulate People’s Perceived Well-being to Win in the Political Arena and to be Elected. // Happiness Compass. Theory. Actions. Perspectives. Well-Being. 2013. S. 263–272.
  15. Rudnev M. Value Adaptation to a New Social Environment: Impacts from Country of Birth and Country of Residence on Values of Intra-European Migrants // Higher School of  Economics. Res. Paper. No. WP BRP. 2013. T. 1. PDF
  16. Sabatini, F., Modena, F., Tortia E. Do Cooperative Enterprises Create Social Trust? // Small Business Economics. 2013.
  17. Sabatini, F., Sarracino F. Will Facebook Save or Destroy Social Capital? An Empirical Investigation into the Effect of Online Interactions on Trust and Networks. // 2013.
  18. Tomescu-Dubrow I., Dubrow J.K., Slomczynski K.M. Nationalism and Identity in Cross-national Perspective // Stud. The Babeş-Bolyai University. 2013. T. 2013. S. 5–7.
  19. Yuriy Savelyev. Emancipative Values and the Capabilities in Understanding of Modernization (Round table materials) // Economic Forecasting. 2013c. T. 1. S. 136–137.
  20. Yuriy Savelyev. Participation as Expression of Social Inclusion in the Process of Modernization: Ukraine in the European context (1999-2010) // Ukranium Socium. 2013. T. 2. S. 77–98.
In Russian
  1. Yuriy Savelyev. The Value Dimension of Social Development: Contradictions of Values Change in a Process of Modernization // Problems of Sociological Theory. 2013. S. 34–41.
  2. Beljanin A. Privychka grazhdan k nesobljudeniju zakonov vlechet nedoverie policii so storony grazhdanskogo obshhestva // Gorodskoe upravlenie. 2013. T. 1. S. 13–16.
  3. Vartanova I.A. Sravnitel'nyj analiz otnoshenija k stabil'nosti predstavitelej studencheskoj molodezhi Rossii i SShA // Psihologicheskie nauki. 2013. № 2.
  4. Zabaev I.V., Pruckova E.V. Faktory formirovanija obshhiny na osnove prihoda pravoslavnogo hrama v nachale HHI veka po dannym oprosa svjashhennosluzhitelej, social'nyh rabotnikov i aktivnyh prihozhan hramov g. Moskvy // Vestnik moskovskogo universiteta. 2013. №. 1. S. 115–125. (In Russian)
  5. Levin M. I. Shilova.N.V. Jekonomicheskaja model' manipulirovanija ksenofobiej // Finansy i biznes. 2013. T. 3. S. 4–8.
  6. Popova E. V., Kuznecova K. V. Shilova.N.V. Gorodskoj obshhestvennyj transport v razvityh stranah: osobennosti organizacii i sposoby finansirovanija // Rossijskij jekonomicheskij zhurnal. 2013. T. 2. S. 111–117. 
  7. Popova E. V., Shilova N. V. K.K.V. Gorodskoj obshhestvennyj transport v razvityh stranah: osobennosti organizacii i sposoby finansirovanija (okonchanie) // Rossijskij jekonomicheskij zhurnal. 2013. T. 3. S. 86–90. 
  8. Pruckova E.V. Religioznost' i ee sledstvija v cennostno-normativnoj sfere // Sociologicheskij zhurnal. 2013. T. 2. № 72-88. 
  9. Fabrikant M.S. Nacionalizm v sovremennom mire (sravnitel'noe mezhstranovoe issledovanie) // Obshhestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. 2013. T. 1. S. 215–231. 
  10. Fabrikant M.S. Reprezentacii russkogo i nacionalisticheskogo «zolotogo veka» v belorusskom gorizonte ozhidanij // Izobretenie veka. Semantika vremeni XIX stoletija v Rossii i Evrope. 2013a. 
  11. Firsova N.Ju. Prediktory innovacionnyh potrebitel'skih praktik: osvoenie internet-shopinga v rossijskih domohozjajstvah // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2013. T. 14. № 4. S. 27. 
  12. Shilova N. V. Levin M.I. The Economic System of the Shortage of Natural Resources and Innovation // SSRN Working Paper Series. 2013.

Publications 2012

In English

  1. Alexander A.C., Inglehart R., Welzel C. Measuring Effective Democracy: A Defense // International American Political Science Review. 2012. T. 33. S. 41–62.
  2. Foa R., Nemirovskaya A., Mostovova E. Internal Empires I: Social Institutions of the Frontier // Higher School of  Economics Research Papers. No. WP BRP. 2012. T. 9.
  3. Karabchuk T. Informal Employment in Russia: Why is it so Sustainable? //Economic Sociology. The European electronic newsletter. 2012. Vol. 13. №2. S. 29-36. PDF
  4. Karabchuk T. Part-time and Temporary Workers in Russia: Winners or Losers? //Journal for Labour Market Research. 2012.  T. 45. №. 1. –S. 23-39. PDF     
  5. Lytkina E. From Anomie to Alienation: an Approach towards the Measurement of Social Well- Being and Deviance. // Papers of the IV Russian Sociology Congress. : Institute of Sociology RAN, Russian Sociological Society, 2012. S. 8227– 8231.
  6. Nemirovskaya A. V. Characteristics of Social Structure in Krasnoyarsk Region // The Siberian Federal University Journal. 2012. T. 4. № 5.
  7. Nemirovsky V.G., Nemirovskaya A. V, Khamidullina K.R. Social cultural barriers to modernization of Eastern Siberia (Krasnoyarsk krai and Republic of Khakassia) // Sotsiologicheskie Issledovaniya. 2012. S. 33–41.
  8. Norris P., Inglehart R.F. Muslim Integration into Western Cultures: Between Origins and Destinations // Political Studies. 2012. T. 60. S. 228–251.
  9. Norris, Pippa Inglehart R.F.. The Persistence of Cultural Diversity Despite Cosmopolitanism. : Routledge International Handbooks, 2012.
  10. Shcherbak A. Does Culture Matter? The Impact of Tolerance on Economic Modernization in a Comparative Perspective // Impact Toler. Econ. Mod. a Comp. Perspect. (February 22, 2012). Higher School of  Economics Research Papers. No. WP BRP. 2012. T. 5.  PDF
  11. Soboleva N.E. Business Success and Its Factors as Perceived by Business School Students // Russian Education & Society. 2012. T. 54. S. 81–95.
  12. Vartanova I.I. A school student’s personality: Motivation and the system of values // Voprsi Psikhologii. 2012. S. 3.
  13. Welzel C. The Myth of Asian Exceptionalism: Response to Bomhoff and Gu // The Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 2012. T. 43. S. 1039–1054.
  14. Welzel C., Deutsch F. Emancipative Values and Non-Violent Protest: The Importance of “Ecological” Effects //  British Journal of Political Science . 2012. T. 42. S. 465–479.
  15. Zakharov A. Probabilistic Voting Equilibria under Nonlinear Candidate Payoffs // Journal of Theoretical Politics 2012. T. 24. S. 235–247.
  16. Zhirkov K., Verkuyten M., Weesie J. World Politics and Support for Terrorism within Muslim Populations: Evidence from Muslim Countries and Western Europe // Higher. School of . Economics. Res. Pap. No. WP BRP. 2012. T. 8.
In Russian
  1. Nemirovskaja A.V. Characteristics of Social Structure in Krasnoyarsk Region // Humanit. Soc. Sci. Zhurnal Sibirskogo federal'nogo universiteta. Gumanitarnye nauki. 2012. T. 4. № 5. S. 594–604. 
  2. Nemirovskaja A.V. Vlijanie kachestva zhizni na social'nuju tolerantnost': komparativnyj podhod // Sociologija i obshhestvo: global'nye vyzovy i regional'noe razvitie. : ROS, 2012. S. 8157–8158. 
  3. Nemirovskaja A.V. Professional'no-statusnaja struktura naselenija sibirskogo regiona v uslovijah modernizacii // Problemy modernizacii v sociokul'turnyh portretah regionov Rossii. Ufa: sbornik materialov VIII Vserossijskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii po programme "Sociokul'turnaja jevoljucija Rossii i ejo regionov, 2012a. S. 635–643. 
  4. Nemirovskaja A.V. Uchastie naselenija Krasnojarskogo kraja v dejatel'nosti obshhestvennyh organizacij // Patriotizm v sovremennoj Rossii: ot nacional'noj idei k praktike grazhdanstvennosti: materialy Vserossijskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii s mezhd. uchastiem. Ekaterinburg:, 2012c. S. 189–194. 
  5. Aleksandrov D.A., Ponarin Je.D. Kostenko.V.V. Kavkaz i Srednjaja Azija. Uchebnyj kurs dlja social'nyh rabotnikov.Obshhie polozhenija o geografii, kul'ture i religii migrantov iz Srednej Azii i Kavkaza. : Mezhdunarodnaja Organizacija Truda, 2012. 
  6. Aleksandrov D. A., Ivanjushina V. A., Kostenko V. V., Savel'eva S. S., Tenisheva K. A. Polozhenie detej migrantov v Sankt-Peterburge. Moskva: Detskij fond OON ( JuNISEF), tipografija “Best-print,” 2012. 
  7. Jepshtejn, A.D., Varshaver E.A. V dialoge s vragom (peregovory ob osvobozhdenii izrail'skih grazhdan, zahvachennyh palestinskimi i livanskimi boevymi organizacijami). Moskva: Institut Vostokovedenija, 2012. 
  8. Dejneka O.S., Vartanova I.A. Udovletvorennost' zhizn'ju kak prediktor otnoshenija k jekonomicheskoj i politicheskoj stabil'nosti studencheskoj molodezhi // Sovremennye problemy nauki i obrazovanija. 2012. S. 705. 
  9. Domanov A.O. Nepolnoe takticheskoe partnjorstvo vmesto kompleksnoj strategii // Social'no-gumanitarnyj vestnik Juga Rossii. 2012. T. 4. S. 75–80. 
  10. Dracheva E. A. Shherbak .A.N. Politicheskij internet i grazhdanskoe obshhestvo na vyborah 2011-2012 gg. / Publichnaja politika. SPb: NORMA, 2012. S. 26–39. 
  11. Zaharov A.V. Model' predvybornoj konkurencii s zatratami na predvybornuju bor'bu // Zhurnal Jekonomika i matematicheskie metody. 2012. T. 46. 
  12. Zelikova Ju.A. Vlijanie social'noj politiki i roditel'skih cennostej na semejnoe povedenie i vospitanie detej: mezhstranovyj analiz // Zhurnal issledovanij social'noj politiki. 2012. T. 10. S. 3.   PDF
  13. Zelikova Ju.A., Chernova Zh.V. Paternalizm sovremennoj rossijskoj semejnoj politiki: pozicija gosudarstva i ozhidanija grazhdan // Chelovek. Soobshhestvo. Upravlenie. 2012. S. 96–110. 
  14. K. Vel'cel', R. Inglhart, Je. Aleksander, Je. Ponarin. Rasputyvanie svjazej mezhdu kul'turoj i institutami na primere jemansipacii chelovechestva // Zhurnal sociologii i social'noj antropologii. 2012. T. 15. S. 12–43. 
  15. Kosals L., Dubova A. Vkljuchennost' rossijskih policejskih v tenevuju jekonomiku // Otechestvennye zapiski. 2012. S. 47. 
  16. Kustov A.N., Petrova T.I. Metodologicheskie problemy izuchenija soobshhestv v seti Internet. Ispol'zovanie metoda setevogo analiza // Sbornik dokladov Studencheskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii «Jelektronnyj biznes. Upravlenie internet-proektami. Innovacii», fakul'tet biznes-informatiki NIU-VShJe, Moskva
  17. Mironova A. Vnutrisemejnye mezhpokolennye transferty v Rossii // Demoskop Weekly (2012) № 521 – 522
  18. Nemirovskaja A.V. Gid soiskatelja uchenoj stepeni (Jarskaja V.N. Metodologija dissertacionnogo issledovanija:kak zashhitit' dissertaciju. Polezno molodomu uchenomu, soiskatelju uchenoj stepeni) // Zhurnal issledovanij social'noj politiki. 2012. T. 10. № 4. S. 561–564. 
  19. Nemirovskaja A.V., Kosterina E.S. Cennostnoe soderzhanie molodjozhnyh gljancevyh zhurnalov v kontekste globalizacii // Akademicheskij vestnik. 2012. 
  20. Nemirovskij V.G., Nemirovskaja A.V. Chuvstvo nezashhishhennosti ot social'nyh opasnostej kak osnova tipologizacii regionov (po materialam sociologicheskih issledovanij v vostochnoj i zapadnoj sibiri) // Monitoring obshhestvennogo mnenija. 2012. T. 107. 
  21. Nemirovskij V.G., Nemirovskaja A.V., Hamidullina K.R. Sociokul'turnye bar'ery modernizacii Vostochnoj Sibiri // Sotsiol. Issled. 2012. S. 33–41. PDF
  22. Soboleva N. Je. Predstavlenija o delovom uspehe slushatelej programm biznes-obrazovanija // V kn.: XII Mezhdunarodnaja nauchnaja konferencija po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. V chetyreh knigah. Kniga 3. / Otv. red.: E. G. Jasin. Kn. 3. M. : Izdatel'skij dom NIU VShJe, 2012. S. 267-276. 

Publications of Associate Researchers 2012

In English

  1. Almakaeva A. Modernization and Paradoxes of Trust // Papers of the IV Russian Sociological Congress, 2012.
  2. Amsler C., Schmidt P. Tests of Short Memory With Thick-Tailed Errors // Journal of Business & Economic Statistics. 2012. T. 30. S. 381–390.
  3. Antoci A., Sabatini F., Sodini M. The Solaria Syndrome: Social Capital in a Growing Hyper-technological Economy // The Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 2012. T. 81. S. 802–814.
  4. Antoci, F., Sabatini, F., Sodini M. See You on Facebook! A Framework for Analyzing the Role of Computer-Mediated Interaction in the Evolution of Social Capital. // The Journal of Socio-Economics. 2012. T. 41. S. 541–547.
  5. Bartolini, S., Mikucka, M. and Sarracino F. “Trust, Subjective Well-being and Economic Growth in Transition Countries” // CEPS/Instead Work. Pap. 2012.
  6. Bessudnov A., McKee M., Stuckler D. Inequalities in Male Mortality by Occupational Class, Perceived Status and Education in Russia, 1994-2006 // The European Journal of Public Health. 2012. T. 22. S. 332–337.
  7. Bystrov E. Religion, Demography and Attitudes Toward Civil Marriage in Israel 1969-2009 // Current Sociology 2012. T. 60. S. 751–770. Read online
  8. Bystrov E. The Second Demographic Transition in Israel: One for All? // Demographic Research 2012b. T. 27. S. 261–298.
  9. Davidov, Eldad, Duelmer, Hermann, Schlueter, Elmar, Schmidt, Peter, Meuleman, Bart Using a Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling Approach to Explain Cross-Cultural Measurement Noninvariance // The Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 2012. T. 43. S. 558–575.
  10. Dubrow J.K., Adams J. Hoop Inequalities: Race, Class and Family Structure Background and the Odds of playing in the National Basketball Association // The International Review for the Sociology of Sport. 2012. T. 47. S. 43–59.
  11. Dudchik, A., Fabrykant M. Ordinary Tragedy: “Perestroika” of Collective Memory about Chernobyl Disaster in Belarusian History Textbooks // The Anthropology of East Europe Review . 2012. T. 30. № 1. S. 65–81.
  12. Fabrykant M. Lingvističke manifestacije horizonata interkulturalnih očekivanja u narativima o nacionalnom identitetu // Interkulturalnost. 2012d. T. 1. № 3. S. 12–30.
  13. Fabrykant M. Theorizing Post-Soviet vs. Eastern Nationalism: Implications and Alternatives // Political Science Almanac. 2012. T. 2. S. 103–110.
  14. Gordoni G., Schmidt P., Gordoni Y. Measurement Invariance across Face-to-Face and Telephone Modes: The Case of Minority-Status Collectivistic-oriented Groups* // The International Journal of Public Opinion Research 2012. T. 24. S. 185–207.
  15. Goroshit, M., Hen M. Burnout, Emotional and Teaching Self-efficacy and Empathy Among Teachers // M aof U’Maaseh. 2012.
  16. Goroshit, M., Hen M. Emotional intelligence: A stable change? // International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. 2012. T. 24. № 1. S. 31–42.
  17. Griesshaber N., Geys B. Civic Engagement and Corruption in 20 European Democracies //  European Societies. 2012. T. 14. S. 57–81.
  18. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y. & Goroshit M. Demographic Variables as Antecedents of Israeli Community and National Resilience // The Journal of Community Psychology . 2012.
  19. Kimhi, S., Hantman, S., Goroshit, M., Eshel Y. Elderly People Coping with the Aftermath of War: Resilience vs. Vulnerability // The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. 2012. T. 25. № 5. S. 391–401.
  20. Lazarev Y. A., Sobolev A. S., Soboleva I. V., Sokolov B. Trial by Fire: a Natural Disaster’s Impact on Attitudes toward the Government in Rural Russia / Series PS "Political Science" /. WP BRP. 2012. T. 4.
  21. Lazarev Y. Land, Votes, and Violence: Political Effects of the Insecure Property Rights Over Land in Dagestan // APSA 2012 Annual Meeting Paper. 2012. PDF
  22. Lu C., Schmidt P. Conditions for the numerical equality of the OLS, GLS and Amemiya-Cragg estimators // Economics Letters 2012. T. 116. S. 538–540.
  23. Magun V., Rudnev M. The Value Heterogeneity of the European Countries Population: Typology Based on R. Inglehart Indicators // The Russian Public Opinion Herald. Data. Analysis. Discussions. 2012.
  24. Magun V., Rudnev M., Schmidt P. Within and Between-Country Value Diversity in Europe: Latent Class Analysis // High School Economics Res. Pap. No. WP BRP. 2012. T. 6. PDF
  25. Martsenyuk, T.O., Khutkyy D.O. Nasylstvo v Suchasnii Ukrainskii Simyi (Na Prykladi AR Krym) (Family Violence in Ukrainian Society (AR of Crimea as Case Study)). // Visnyk Hark. Natsionalnoho Universytetu Im. V.N. Karazina. 2012. S. 150–160.
  26. Modena F., Sabatini F. I Would if I Could: Precarious Employment and Childbearing Intentions in Italy // Review of Economics of the Household. 2012. T. 10. S. 77–97.
  27. Sabatini F. Who Trusts Berlusconi? An Econometric Analysis of the Role of Television in the Political Arena // Kyklos. 2012. T. 65. S. 111–131.
  28. Sarracino F. Money, Sociability and Happiness: Are Developed Countries Doomed to Social Erosion and Unhappiness? Time-series Analysis of Social Capital and Subjective Well-being in Western Europe, Australia, Canada and Japan // Social Indicators Research. 2012. T. 109. S. 135–188.
  29. Manuel C. Voelkle, Johan H. L. Oud, Eldad Davidov, Peter Schmidt. An SEM Approach to Continuous Time Modeling of Panel Data: Relating Authoritarianism and Anomia // Psychological Methods. 2012. T. 17. S. 176–192.
  30. Wagner, Ulrich, Becker, Julia C, Christ, Oliver, Pettigrew, Thomas F, Schmidt, Peter A Longitudinal Test of the Relation between German Nationalism, Patriotism, and Outgroup Derogation // European Sociological Review. 2012. T. 28. S. 319–332.
  31. Yuriy Savelyev. Social Inclusion as Dimension of Social Development: Problem Formulation // Proceedings  of National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, 2012a. T. 135.
  32. Yuriy Savelyev. Sociology in a Quest for the Essence of Modernity: Systematization of Theories of Modern Society and Modernization // Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing. 2012b. T. 3. S. 45–67.
In Russian
  1. Almakaeva A. Metodicheskie podhody k izmereniju obobshhennogo i mezhlichnostnogo doverija // Sovremennaja sociologija — sovremennoj Rossii: Sbornik statej pamjati pervogo dekana fakul'teta sociologii NIU VShJe A. O. Kryshtanovskogo. Moskva: NIU VShJe, 2012. 
  2. Grjaznova O. Social'nye ozhidanija v otnoshenii gosudarstvennoj social'noj politiki v evropejskih stranah: racional'nye i cennostnye determinanty // Sbornik dokladov XIII Mezhdunarodnoj nauchnoj konferencii po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. 2012. S. 20–31. 
  3. Grjaznova O.S. Bazovye cennosti rossijskih uchitelej i ih kolleg iz 54 stran mira // Sbornik dokladov XII Mezhdunarodnoj nauchnoj konferencii po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. 2012. S. 110–120. 
  4. Grjaznova O.S., Magun V.S. Zaprosy zhitelej evropejskih stran na gosudarstvennuju social'nuju podderzhku i ih bazovye cennosti // SPERO. 2012. T. 17. № 7-34. 
  5. Zabaev I.V., Pruckova E.V. Obshhina pravoslavnogo hrama: prostranstvennaja lokalizacija i faktory formirovanija (na primere g. Moskvy) // Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svjato-Tihonovskogo gumanitarnogo universiteta. Serija 1 Bogoslovie. Filosofija. 2012. S. 57–67. 
  6. Zavadskaja M.A. Kogda vybory vyhodjat iz-pod kontrolja? neprednamerennye jelektoral'nye posledstvija v sorevnovatel'nyh avtoritarnyh rezhimah // Centr social'nyh nauchno-informacionnyh issledovanij. 2012. S. 125. 
  7. Kravcova M.V. Korrupcija v policii: transformacija otnoshenij s biznesom // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2012. T. 13. № 2. S. 82–98. 
  8. Kustov A.N. Internet i kul'turnaja globalizacija: glokal'noe soobshhestvo kauchserferov Sankt-Peterburga // Jetnograficheskoe obozrenie. 2012. S. 105–117. 
  9. Levin M. I. Shilova.N.V. Diskriminacija po jetnicheskomu priznaku kak sledstvie ksenofobii: osnovnye napravlenija issledovanija // Jekonomicheskaja politika. 2012. S. 171–180. 
  10. Levin M. I., Shilova N. V. F.M.L. O modeljah ksenofobii i mezhnacional'noj rozni // XII Mezhdunarodnaja nauchnaja konferencija po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. V chetyreh knigah. Kniga 1., 2012. S. 234–240. 
  11. Levin M. I., Shilova N. V. Freer. M.L. Racional'naja ksenofobija: predskazuemye rezul'taty i neozhidannye posledstvija // Finansy i biznes. 2012. № 4. S. 35=48. 
  12. Levin M. I., Shilova N. V. Freer. M.L. O modeljah ksenofobii i mezhnacional'noj rozni // XII Mezhdunarodnaja nauchnaja konferencija po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. V chetyreh knigah. Kniga 1. 2012. S. 234–240. 
  13. Levin M. I., Shilova N. V. Freer. M.L. Racional'naja ksenofobija: predskazuemye rezul'taty i neozhidannye posledstvija // Finansy i biznes. 2012. № 4. S. 35=48. 
  14. Levin M., Shilova N. Diskriminacija po jetnicheskomu priznaku kak sledstvie ksenofobii: osnovnye napravlenija issledovanija // Jekonomicheskaja politika. 2012. S. 171–179. 
  15. Levin M.I., Freer M.L., Shilova N.V. Racional'naja ksenofobija: predskazuemye rezul'taty i neozhidannye posledstvija // Finansy i biznes. 2012. T. 4. S. 35–47. 
  16. Grjaznova O. Personal'nyj interes i cennosti kak prediktory zaprosa na gosudarstvennuju social'nuju podderzhku v Evrope // Sociologija i obshhestvo global'nye vyzovy i regional'noe razvitie[Jelektronnyj resurs] Materialy IV Ocherednogo Vserossijskogo sociologicheskogo kongressa. 2012. S. 8199 – 8207. 
  17. Pruckova E. Operacionalizacija ponjatija «religioznost'» v jempiricheskih issledovanijah. // Gosudarstvo, religii i cerkov' v Rossii i za rubezhom. 2012. №2(30) 
  18. Titarenko L.G., Shirokanova A.A. Individualizm v strukture cennostej postsovetskoj molodezhi // Molodezh' sovremennoj Rossii: Alternativy vybora duhovnyh i nravstvennyh ubezhdenij / pod red. V.A. Zernov, V.G. Hlebnikov. Moskva:, 2012. 
  19. Fabrikant M.S. Predvoshishhenie metodologicheskih problem i reshenij psihologicheskoj nauki v pojeme P.Negosha «Luch mikrokosma»: narrativnyj analiz // Serbskie nauchnye issledovanija 2011 sbornik nauchnyh statej. 2012. S. 37–46. 
  20. Fabrykant M. Types and Dimensions of Contemporary Nationalism in Comparative Perspective // Sociologija i obshhestvo global'nye vyzovy i regional'noe razvitie. 2012. S. 8265 – 8271. 
  21. Firsova N.Ju. «Sravnitel'naja sociologija v kolichestvennoj perspektive»: otchjotnaja konferencija Laboratorii sravnitel'nyh social'nyh issledovanij NIU VShJe // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2012. T. 13. S. 144. 
  22. Shilova N.B. Obzor issledovanij posledstvij terroristicheskih atak v Izraile: jekonomicheskie sredstva dlja opravdanija politicheskih celej // Orientalistica Iuvenile. Vyp. 5., 2012. S. 291–296. 
 

Publications 2011

In English

  1. Alexander A.C., Welzel C. Empowering Women: The Role of Emancipative Beliefs // European Sociological Review. 2011. T. 27. S. 364–384.
  2. Alexander A.C., Welzel C. Islam and patriarchy: How robust is muslim support for patriarchal values? // International Review of Sociology. 2011. T. 21. S. 249–276.
  3. Alexander A.C., Welzel C. Measuring Effective Democracy The Human Empowerment Approach //  Comparative Politics. 2011. T. 43. S. 271
  4. Delhey J., Newton K., Welzel C. How General Is Trust in “Most People”? Solving the Radius of Trust Problem // American sociological review. 2011. T. 76. S. 786–807.
  5. Ekiert G., Foa R. From Myth to Reality: Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe //Civil Szemle. 2011. T. 8.
  6. Karabchuk T. Temporary Employment in Russia: Why Mostly Men? //Scientific Bulletin. – 2011. – S. 42.
  7. Kosals L., Izyumov A. The Russian Defence Industry Confronts the Market: Findings of a Longitudinal Study //  Europe-Asia Studies . 2011. T. 63. S. 733–756.
  8. Schofield, Norman, Claassen, Christopher, Ozdemir, Ugur, Zakharov, Alexei Estimating the Effects of Activists in Two-party and Multi-party Systems: Comparing the United States and Israel // Social Choice and Welfare. 2011. T. 36. S. 483–518.
  9. Schofield, Norman, Gallego, Maria, Ozdemir, Ugur, Zakharov, Alexei. Competition for popular support: a valence model of elections in Turkey // Social Choice and Welfare. 2011. T. 36. S. 451–482.
  10. Soboleva N.E. Business success and its factors - business school students’ ideas // Sotsiologicheskie Issled. 2011. S. 90–96.
  11. Welzel C. The Asian Values Thesis Revisited: Evidence from the World Values Surveys // Japanese Journal of Political Science 2011. T. 12. S. 1–31.
In Russian
  1. Inglhart R., Vel'cel' K. Modernizacija, kul'turnye izmenenija i demokratija: Posledovatel'nost' chelovecheskogo razvitija. M. Novoe izdatel'stvo. 2011. T. 464. PDF
  2. Karabchuk T.S. Zhenshhiny na rossijskom rynke truda posle rozhdenija rebjonka // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2011. T. 12. S. 129. 
  3. Karabchuk T.S., Kosolapova S.S. Dinamika i struktura nepolnoj i vtorichnoj zanjatosti v Rossii // Vestnik Rossijskogo monitoringa jekonomicheskogo polozhenija i zdorov'ja naselenija NIU VShJe (RLMS HSE)[Jelektronnyj resurs]: sb. nauch. st. / Otv. red. P.M. Kozyreva, 2011
  4. Karabchuk T.S., Nikitina M.V. Dinamika i struktura sluchajnoj i neformal'noj zanjatosti v Rossii // Vestnik Rossijskogo monitoringa jekonomicheskogo polozhenija i zdorov'ja naselenija NIU VShJe (RLMS HSE)[Jelektronnyj resurs]: sb. nauch. st. / Otv. red. P.M. Kozyreva, 2011
  5. Karabchuk T.S., Pashinova T.R. Dinamika bednosti domohozjajstv v Rossii za 1994–2009 gg. // Vestnik Rossijskogo monitoringa jekonomicheskogo polozhenija i zdorov'ja naselenija NIU VShJe (RLMS HSE)[Jelektronnyj resurs]: sb. nauch. st. / Otv. red. P.M. Kozyreva, 2011
  6. Karabchuk, T.S., Gimpel'son V.E. K.R.I. vybor professii: chemu uchilis' i gde prigodilis'? / Rossijskij rabotnik: obrazovanie, professija, kvalifiacija. Moskva: Izdatel'skij dom gosudarstvennogo universiteta- Vysshaja shkola jekonomiki, 2011.
  7. Kosals L.Ja. Delovoj klimat v klanovoj jekonomicheskoj sisteme /  Istorija novoj Rossii. Ocherki, interv'ju., 2011. (In Russian)
  8. Kustov A.N., Petrova T.I. Social'nye seti russkojazychnyh sociologov-bloggerov v Zhivom Zhurnale // Sbornik dokladov III Mezhvuzovskoj konferencii NIU VShJe SPb, Sankt-Peterburg: SVOP - GU VShJe - RIO centr, 2011
  9. Oreshina D.A. Pruckova E.V. Social'naja rabota na prihodah RPC: kto dolzhen eju zanimat'sja i kto ee delaet? //  Materialy mezhdunarodnoj prakticheskoj konferencii (12 - 13 maja 2011 g.) - Orel: Izdatel' Aleksandr Vorob'ev, 2011.
  10. Petrova T.I. Neravenstvo obrazovatel'nyh dostizhenij shkol'nikov: mezhstranovoe sravnenie // Sbornik dokladov III Mezhvuzovskoj konferencii NIU VShJe SPb, Sankt-Peterburg: SVOP - GU VShJe - RIO centr, 2011
  11. Ponarin Je.D. Novyj russkij nacionalizm: istochniki, mehanizmy rasprostranenija i scenarii razvitija. / Idejno-simvolicheskoe prostranstvo postsovetskoj Rossii: dinamika, institucional'naja sreda,aktory. : Rossijskaja associacija politicheskoj nauki, 2011. S. 99–118. 
  12. Sutormina A., Svoder K., Bunich E., Strelkova O. Kommodifikacija intimnyh otnoshenij na postsovetskom prostranstve: «svidanija za voznagrazhdenie» v Rossii, Ukraine i Belorussii // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2011. T. 12. S. 149.
  13. Soboleva N.Je. Delovoj uspeh v vosprijatii slushatelej programm biznes-obrazovanija // Vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Serija “Menedzhment” 2011. T. 24. S. 46–48. 
  14. Soboleva N.Je. Uspeh i faktory uspeha glazami slushatelej programm MVA // Sociologicheskie metody v sovremennoj issledovatel'skoj praktike: Sbornik statej, posvjashhennyj pamjati pervogo dekana fakul'teta sociologii NIU VShJe A.O. Kryshtanovskogo / Otv. red. i vstupit. st. O.A. Oberemko; NIU VShJe, IS RAN, ROS. M.: NIU VShJe, 2011
  15. Soboleva N.Je. Faktory uspeha v predstavlenii rukovoditelej i potencial'nyh rukovoditelej biznesa // Rossija 2030 glazami molodyh uchenyh: Materialy Vserossijskoj nauchnoj konferencii, 11 marta, Moskva / Centr problemnogo analiza i gosudarstvenno-upravlencheskogo proektirovanija . – M.: Nauchnyj jekspert, 2011.
  16. Sokolov B. Teoretiko-igrovoj podhod v sovremennoj politicheskoj nauke // Aktual'nye problemy gumanitarnyh i estestvennyh nauk. 2011. T. 1. S. 300–303. 
 

Publications of Associate Researchers 2011

In English

  1. Bessudnov  A., McKee M., Stuckler D. Inequalities in Male Mortality by Occupational Class, Perceived Status, and Education in Russia, 1994-2006 //  European Journal of Public Health. 2011.
  2. Rudnev M., Magun V.S.. Value Consensus and Factors of Value differentiation of Population of Russia and the Other European Countries // The Russian Public Opinion Herald. Data. Analysis. Discussions. 2011. T. 4.
  3. Alexis V.Belianin, N.Lebedeva A.T. Understanding Punishment Motives in Social Interactions // Culture and Economic Behavior. HSE. 2011.
  4. Bessudnov A. Social Class, Employment Contracts and Economic Security in the Russian Labour Market // EUI Working Papers. MWP 2011/3.
  5. Dulal H.B., Foa R., Knowles S. Social Capital and Cross-Country Environmental Performance // The Journal of Environment & Development. 2011. T. 20. S. 121–144.
  6. Ekiert G., Foa R. From Myth to Reality: Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe // Civil Szemle. 2011. T. 8. S. 90.
  7. Fabrykant, M. et. al. Attractiveness of Leg Length: Report From 27 Nations // The Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 2011. T. 42. S. 131–139.
  8. Philippov M. and E.Bystrov. All by Myself? The Paradox of Citizenship Among the FSU Immigrants in Israel. // The Contradictions of Israeli Citizenship: Land, Religion and State: Oxon: Routledge, 2011. S. 258–277.
  9. Rudnev Maksim. Reasons and Consequences of Mass Values Change //Economic sociology. 2011. T. 12. № 2. S. 138–143.
  10. Schmidt P. One-step and Two-step Estimation in SFA Models // Journal of Productivity Analysis. 2011. T. 36. S. 201–203.
  11. Shirokanova A.A. The Individualization of Post-Soviet Youth in the Sphere of Morality // Russian Education and Society. 2011. T. 53. S. 38–48.
  12. Titarenko L. Shirokanova.A. The Phenomenon of Minsk: The City Space and The Cultural Narrative // Cultural Regionalistics. 2011. T. 4. № 1. S. 21–35.
  13. Wang W.S., Amsler C., Schmidt P. Goodness of Fit Tests in Stochastic Frontier Models // Journal of Productivity Analysis. 2011. T. 35. S. 95–118.
In Russian
  1. Shirokanova A., Jacyk A. Discipliniruja telo postsocialisticheskogo goroda: «ogrady» i «mosty» publichnogo prostranstva // Topos. 2011. S. 153–169. 
  2. Nemirovskaja A.V., Barlovskaja E.S. Osobennosti informacionnogo obespechenija social'noj politiki v Krasnojarskom krae (po materialam kontent-analiticheskogo issledovanija regional'nyh SMI // Novye problemy sociokul'turnoj jevoljucii regionov: sbornik materialov VII Vserossijskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii po programme «Sociokul'turnaja jevoljucija Rossii i ejo regionov». : M-vo obraz. i nauki Rossii, Kazan. nac. issled. tehnol. un-t, 2011. S. 401–410. 
  3. Nemirovskaja A.V. Social'naja struktura i social'nyj kapital naselenija Krasnojarskogo kraja: monografija. Krasnojarsk: Sibirskij federal'nyj universitet, 2011. 
  4. Nemirovskaja A.V. Social'naja tolerantnost' v polijetnicheskom regional'nom obshhestve (na materialah sociologicheskogo issledovanija v Krasnojarskom krae). Tjumen': Tjumenskij gosudarstvennyj universitetet, 2011. 
  5. Nemirovskaja A.V. Sociokul'turnye processy v Vostochnoj Sibiri (na materialah sociologicheskih issledovanij v Krasnojarskom krae i Respublike Hakasija v 2009 – 2011 gg.): monografija. Krasnojarsk: Sibirskij federal'nyj universitet, 2011b. 
  6. Avtonomov V.S., Beljanin A.V. Povedencheskie instituty rynochnoj jekonomiki: k postanovke problemy // Obshhestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. 2011. № 2. S. 112-130. 
  7. Beljanin A., Egorov I. O tvorcheskom nasledii vydajushhegosja jekonomista // Voprosy jekonomiki. 2011. T. 10. 
  8. Grjaznova O.S. Rudnev.M.G. Izmerenie bazovyh zhiznennyh cennostej: sravnenie metodik i rezul'tatov Cennostnogo issledovanija Shvarca i Evropejskogo social'nogo issledovanija // Sociologicheskie metody v sovremennoj issledovatel'skoj praktike Sbornik statej pamjati A. Kryshtanovskogo. 2011. S. 246–250. 
  9. Grjaznova O.S., Magun V.S. Bazovye cennosti rossijskih i evropejkih uchitelej // Sociologicheskij zhurnal. 2011. T. 1. S. 53–73. 
  10. Zavadskaja M.A. Akademicheskaja neuspevaemost' kak sociologicheskij fenomen: perspektivy mikrosociologicheskogo analiza // Zhurnal sociologii i social'noj antropologii. 2011. T. 14. S. 102–118.  Read online
  11. Klimovich A.A., Shirokanova A. Belarus' i ES: evropeizacija ili regionalizacija? // Sovremennaja Evropa. 2011. S. 32–44. 
  12. Kozlov V.A. Vektor semejnoj politiki (rezul'taty demograficheskih obsledovanij) // Zhurnal novoj jekonomicheskoj associacii. 2011. 
  13. Levin M. I. Shilova.N.V. “Detskij vopros”: izderzhki na malen'kih detej v Rossii i Zapadnoj Evrope // Vestnik Voronezhskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. 2011. № 2. S. 14–20. 
  14. Magun V.S., Rudnev M.G. Bazovye cennosti-2008: shodstva i razlichija mezhdu rossijanami i drugimi evropejcami // Rossija reformirujushhajasja. 2011. T. 10. S. 244–280. 
  15. Rudnev M.G. Prichiny i sledstvija izmenenija massovyh cennostej // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2011. T. 12. S. 138. 
  16. Fabrikant M.S. Izuchenie fol'klora i mifologii v ramkah kursa «Jetnopsihologija»: perspektivy mezhdisciplinarnoj integracii // Fal'klarystychnyja dasledavannі: kantjekst, typalogіja, suvjazі. 2011. S. 311–315.
  17. Fabrikant M.S. Issledovanie nacional'noj identichnosti: teoretiko- metodologicheskie osnovanija i perspektivnye napravlenija // Zhurnal mezhdunarodnogo prava i mezhdunarodnyh otnoshenij. 2011. T. 2. S. 68–71. 
  18. Fabrikant M.S. Naratyўny analіz kanstrujavannja іndyvіdual'naj gіstoryі Vіtaўta ў ―Pesnі pra zubra‖ // Vjalіkae knjastva Lіtoўskae і jago susedzі ў XIV-XV stst. sapernіctva, supracoўnіctva, urokі. Da 600-goddzja Grunval'dskaj bіtvy. 2011b. T. 171-181.
  19. Fabrikant M.S. Narrativnyj analiz kak metod social'no-psihologicheskogo issledovanija nacional'noj identichnosti: teoreticheskoe obosnovanie i jempiricheskoe ispol'zovanie // Zbornіk navukovyh prac Akadjemіі pasljadyplomnaj adukacyі. 2011a. S. 347 – 369. 
  20. Fabrikant M.S. Narrativnyj analiz kak metod sravnitel'no-istoricheskih issledovanij: rekonstrukcija gorizonta ozhidanij // Collected articles of the Fourth Central Asian Anthropological Conference. 2011. S. 22–28. 
  21. Fabrikant M.S. Rol' rejtingovoj sistemy v strukturirovanii uchebnogo vremeni studentov // Variativnost' primenenija rejtingovoj sistemy opyt prepodavatelej fakul'teta filos. i soc. nauk nauch.-metod. materialy. 2011. S. 42–47. 
  22. Fabrikant M.S. Social'no-psihologicheskie predposylki jeffektivnoj gosudarstvennoj politiki identichnostej (na primere beslorusskoj nacional'noj identichnosti) // Preduprezhdenie nasil'stvennyh konfliktov v mul'tikul'turnyh soobshhestvah i formirovanie kul'tury mira sb. nauchn. trudov. 2011e. S. 153 – 160.
  23. Shirokanova A. Proteste im Sommer 2011: Was hat die «Revolution durch das soziale Netz» erreicht? // Belarus-Analysen. 2011. T. 3. S. 2–10.
  24. Shirokanova A. The Individualization of Post-Soviet Youth in the Sphere of Morality // Russian Education and Society. 2011. T. 53. № 1. S. 38–48.
  25. Shirokanova A. Rol' nauki v obshhestve znanija // Sbornik rabot 68-j nauchnoj konferencii  Belarus' i ES evropeizacija ili regionalizacija? / A. Klimovich, A. Shirokanova // Sovremennaja Evropa http//absopac.rea.ru/OpacUnicode/index.php?url=/auteurs/view//sourcedefault .– 2011. – No 3. – S. 32-44. - I. 2011e. S. 199–203.
  26. Shirokanova A. Formy nauchnoj kommunikacii v informacionnom obshhestve // Vesnіk Brjesckaga Universitjeta. 2011. T. 1. № 2. S. 150–157. 
  27. Shirokanova A. Jelektronnaja nauchnaja kommunikacija i «nevidimye kolledzhi» v informacionnom obshhestve // Filosofija i social'nye nauki. 2011. S. 57–61. 
 

Publications 2010

In English

  1. Dulal H.B., Foa R. Prospects For Democratic Consolidation In Nepal /Nepal in the Twenty-First Century. 2010.
  2. Inglehart R., Welzel C. Changing Mass Priorities: The Link between Modernization and Democracy // Perspectives on Politics. 2010. T. 8. S. 551–567.
  3. Norris P., Inglehart R. Limits on Press Freedom and Regime Support / ed. P. Norris, 2010.
  4. Schofield N., Zakharov A. A Stochastic Model of the 2007 Russian Duma Election // Public Choice. 2010. T. 142. S. 177–194.
  5. Welzel C. How Selfish Are Self-Expression Values? A Civicness Test // The Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 2010. T. 41. S. 152–174.
  6. Welzel C., Inglehart R. Agency, Values, and Well-Being: A Human Development Model // Social Indicators Research. 2010. T. 97. S. 43–63.
In Russian
  1. Izjumov A.I., Kosals L. Issledovanija policejskoj korrupcii v razvityh, razvivajushhihsja i transformirujushhihsja stranah kak chast' problemy izuchenija neformal'noj jekonomicheskoj dejatel'nosti policii // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2010. T. 11. S. 115–125. 
  2. Shherbak A. N. Vlijanie “neftjanogo shoka” na post-sovetskie rezhimy /  Jekonomika i instituty. SPb: centr social'no-jekonomicheskih issledovanij «Leont'evskij centr», 2010. S. 192–205. 
  3. Shherbak A. N. Recenzija na knigu Rachel May and Andrew K.Milton, eds. (Un)civil Societies. Human Rights and Democratic Transitions in Eastern Europe and Latin America. // Zhurnal social'nyh issledovanij. 2010. № 2. S. 439–441. 
 

Publications of Associate Researchers 2010

In English

  1. Lazarev Y. Corruption and Political Instability: Institutional Perspective – Center for Modernization Studies // European University at St. Petersburg. 2010.
  2. Magun V., Rudnev M. Basic Human Values-2008: Similarities And Dissimilarities Between Russians And Other Europeans // 2010. PDF
  3. N. Schofield, C. Claasen, U. Ozdemir Zakharov. Application of a Theorem in Stochastic Models of Elections. // International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences Volume, 2010.
  4. Nemirovskaya A. V. Dynamics of Social Trust in Social Institutions in the Characterization of Social and Cultural Portrait of the Krasnoyarsk Territory // Journal of  Siberian Federal University.  Humanities & Social Sciences T. 5. № 3.
  5. Rudnev Maksim with Vladimir Magun. International comparisons of basic human values of Russians and dynamics of the socialization processes // Educational Policy. 2010. № 9-10. S. 65–72. PDF
  6. Rudnev Maksim. The Life Values of the Russian Population: Similarities and Differences in Comparison with Other European Countries // Russian Social Science Review 2010. T. 49. № 04.
In Russian
  1. Gotlib A.S. Almakaeva A.M. i dr. Sociologicheskoe issledovanie: praktikum po proceduram i metodam. Kniga 1. Klassicheskoe sociologicheskoe issledovanie. Samara: Univers grupp, 2010. 
  2. Karabchuk T.S. Nepostojannaja zanjatost': ishodnye predstavlenija i problemy izmerenija v Rossii // Jekonomicheskaja sociologija. 2010. T. 11. S. 123. 
  3. Lazarev E.A. Political Corruption: investigating the Nature of Post-soviet Transformations // Polis. 2010. T. 2. S. 106–122.
  4. Magun V.S., Rudnev M.G. Bazovye cennosti rossijan v evropejskom kontekste (stat'ja pervaja) // Obshhestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. 2010. №3. S. 5-22 
  5. Magun V.S., Rudnev M.G. Bazovye cennosti rossijan v evropejskom kontekste (stat'ja vtoraja) // Obshhestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. 2010. №4. S. 5-17.  
  6. Magun V.S., Rudnev M.G. Bazovye cennosti rossijan i drugih evropejcev po materialam oprosov 2008 goda // Voprosy jekonomiki. 2010. №12.  
  7. Nemirovskaja A.V. Kontent-analiz blogosfery kak metod issledovanija ostryh social'nyh problem regiona // Materialy IV konferencii «Sovremennye problemy formirovanija metodnogo arsenala sociologa». Moskva: Institut sociologii RAN, 2010.  
  8. Nemirovskaja. A.V. Social'no-politicheskoe razvitie Krasnojarskogo kraja (po rezul'tatam jekspertnogo oprosa) // Sbornik materialov VI Vserossijskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii. Ul'janovsk: UlGU, 2010. S. 326–331.  
  9. Nemirovskaja. A.V. Doverie naselenija social'nym institutam kak faktor uspeshnoj modernizacii rossijskogo obshhestva // Materialy XI Mezhdunarodnoj nauchnoj konferencii GU VShJe po problemam razvitija jekonomiki i obshhestva. Moskva: Gosudarstvennyj universitet – Vysshaja shkola jekonomiki pri uchastii Vsemirnogo banka i Mezhdunarodnogo valjutnogo fonda, 2010.  
  10. Nemirovskaja. A.V. Specifika i vnutrennjaja struktura doverija naselenija Krasnojarskogo kraja razlichnym social'nym institutam i obshhnostjam // Sociologija, filosofija i pravo v sisteme nauchnogo obespechenija processov razvitija sovremennogo obshhestva // Materialy Vserossijskoj nauchno-prakticheskoj konferencii. Krasnojarsk: Sibirskij juridicheskij institut MVD Rossii, 2010. S. 161–167.  
  11. Nemirovskij V.G. Nemirovskaja. A.V.Sociokul'turnyj portret Krasnojarskogo kraja: monografija. Krasnojarsk: Sibirskij juridicheskij institut MVD Rossii, 2010.  
  12. Hutka C.B. Zalezhnіst' socіal'noї adaptovanostі osobistostі vіd її stratifіkacіjnoї pozicії za umov radikal'nih suspіl'nih peretvoren': dіahronіchnij analіz // Vіsnik Kiїvs'kogo nacіonal'nogo unіversitetu іmenі Tarasa Shevchenka. 2010c.  
  13. Hutka C.B. Zalezhnіst' stratifіkacіjnogo vimіru socіal'noї strukturi vіd socіal'noї adaptovanostі osobistostі za umov radikal'nih socіal'nih zmіn: longіtjudnij aspekt analіzu // Naukovі zapiski NaUKMA. Socіologіchnі nauki. 2010a. S. 25–31.  
  14. Hutka C.B. Socіal'na stratifіkacіja і socіal'na adaptovanіst' osobistostі za umov radikal'nih suspіl'nih zmіn v Ukraїnі // Rukopis. disert. na zdobuttja naukov. stupenja kand. socіol. nauk za specіal'nіstju. 2010d. S. 249. 
  15. Zavadskaja M.A. Vybory v Central'noj i Vostochnoj Evrope: faktor destabilizacii? // Politicheskaja jekspertiza: POLITJeKS. 2010. T. 6. № 3. S. 215–231. 
  16. Zavadskaya M. The Impact of Elections on Political legitimacy in Transitional Countries: CEE and post- Soviet space // Rossiiskoe elektoral’noe Obozrenie. 2010. T. 1.
 

We recommend you to use the following HSE affiliation:

In Russian:

Лаборатория сравнительных социальных исследований, Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики»;

In English:

Laboratory for Comparative Social Research, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation.

The source of the research financing is strictly required: 

In Russian:

Исследование финансировалось в рамках государственной поддержки ведущих университетов Российской Федерации "5-100".

In English:

The study has been funded by the Russian Academic Excellence Project '5-100'.

Book
Zavadskaya M., Garnett H. A.
Electoral Integrity and Political Regimes Actors, Strategies and Consequences
L.: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.

Following a normative approach that suggests international norms and standards for elections apply universally, regardless of regime type or cultural context, this book examines the challenges to electoral integrity, the actors involved, and the consequences of electoral malpractice and poor electoral integrity that vary by regime type. It bridges the literature on electoral integrity with that of political regime types.

Looking specifically at questions of innovation and learning, corruption and organized crime, political efficacy and turnout, the threat of electoral violence and protest, and finally, the possibility of regime change, it seeks to expand the scholarly understanding of electoral integrity and diverse regimes by exploring the diversity of challenges to electoral integrity, the diversity of actors that are involved and the diversity of consequences that can result.

This text will be of key interest to scholars, students and practitioners of electoral studies, and more broadly of relevance to comparative politics, international development, political behaviour and democracy, democratization, and autocracy.

Article
Aymaliev I.
Corporate Motivations for Donating to the Police in Bulgaria
East European Politics and Societies. 2017.

In print

From 2005 to 2011, the Bulgarian police force collected donations exceeding $90 million from a host of individuals, corporations, foreign governments, persons undergoing criminal investigations, and convicts. After condemnation both domestically and internationally, the practice became completely illegal in 2013. Nevertheless, in 2015, the government lifted the donation prohibition, allowing foreign governments and international and state organizations to donate to the Interior Ministry. Differentiating between utilitarian and moral models of corporate social responsibility is important, since genuine donors create higher value through their prosocial deeds than self-interested ones. Given Bulgaria’s excessive spending on public order and the ambiguous nature of donations to public servants, we seek to understand the corporate motivations for donating to the police. To address this question, we draw upon theories of corporate philanthropy, social exchange, and entrepreneurial orientation and use unique face-to-face interview data from 2011 to 2013 with police officers and businesspeople. Our qualitative findings point to multifaceted drivers of philanthropy beyond those considered in the dominant strategic-instrumental perspective. We argue that donations to the police can be an expression of business executives’ altruistic values, a desire to forge strategic alliances, enhance status in social hierarchies, a form of political reconciliation, or a protection payment. Lastly, we present descriptive statistics of money donated to the Interior Ministry, discuss the potential socioeconomic consequences, and propose policies to reduce police reliance on private financing.

Article
Inglehart R. F., Ponarin E., Inglehart R. C.
Cultural Change, Slow and Fast: The Distinctive Trajectory of Norms Governing Gender Equality and Sexual Orientation
Social Forces. 2017.

In print

 

This article builds on research demonstrating that high levels of economic and physical security are conducive to a shift from Materialist to Postmaterialist values---and that this shift tends to make people more favorable to important social changes. This article updates this research, demonstrating that:

(1) These value changes occur with exceptionally large time-lags between the onset of the conditions conducive to them, and the societal changes they produce---as previous work implies but does not demonstrate. The evidence suggests that there was a time-lag of 40 to 50 years between when Western societies first attained of high levels of economic and physical security after World War II, and related societal changes such as legalization of same-sex marriage. (2) A distinctive set of “Individual-choice norms,” dealing with acceptance of gender equality, divorce, abortion and homosexuality, is moving on a different trajectory from other cultural changes. These norms are closely linked with human fertility rates and require severe self-repression. (3) Although basic values normally change at the pace of intergenerational population replacement, the shift from Pro-fertility norms to Individual-choice norms is now moving much faster, having reached a tipping-point where conformist pressures have reversed polarity and are now accelerating changes they once resisted. We test these claims against data from 80 countries containing most of the world’s population, surveyed from 1981 to 2014.

Working paper
Veronica Kostenko, Ponarin E., Shteiwi M. et al.
Historical Legacies and Gender Attitudes in the Middle East
ERF Working Paper Series. J1. Economic Research Forum, 2017. No. 1105.
This paper focuses on transformations of gender attitudes in a set of Arab societies covered by the Arab Barometer. We analyze age and cohort differences in thirteen countries using generalized additive modeling (GAM). We argue that stagnation or even retrogression of gender attitudes in some societies may be caused in part by an ideological shift of the 1970s–1980s, from largely secular and socialist-oriented national movements of the 1950s–1960s to the more conservative period often associated with the rise of political Islam. On the other hand, the youngest cohorts in those societies that have always promoted conservative gender attitudes are getting somewhat more liberal, although they remain slightly less gender egalitarian compared to other societies. We test our assumptions using the example of Yemen that was divided into two parts between 1967 and 1990: The South supported by the Soviet Union and the North influenced by Saudi Arabia and the Western bloc. We trace the support for gender egalitarianism across generations in the two parts of Yemen and show that the secular socialist ideology made a profound imprint on the attitudes of a whole generation and made those who were in their twenties back in the 1960s more egalitarian than the young people these days. The same is true for the other countries of the region that had some socialist experience.
Working paper
Sirotkina E., Zavadskaya M.
How to Get Away with Murder in Russia: Political Support in the Times of Crisis. Evidence from the survey experiment
Basic research program. WP BRP. National research university Higher School of economics, 2017. No. WP BRP 47/PS/2017.
Economic crises are expected to erode domestic political support for the existing regime. However, in comparison with democracies, autocracies enjoy more of a leeway responding to economic downturns due to their ability to strengthen their clientelist ties and increase the level of repression (’the tragic brilliance’). Since 2013, the Russian economy has been undergoing a deep and protracted recession, which was further aggravated by the annexation of Crimea and the subsequent imposition of international sanctions. The latter slashed the purchasing capacity and disposable income of the Russian citizens by half. At the same time, the annexation of Crimea provided the regime with a significant boost in popularity. The latter consolidated the citizens and reinvigorated the feeling of national pride. Taking into consideration these two contradictory tendencies – economic downturn and patriotic consolidation – is there evidence of Russian citizens willing to punish the incumbent authorities for the economic crisis? Does the ’the rally around the flag’ help the incumbent in the times of economic crisis? We carried out a survey experiment on the eve of the State Duma elections in August 2016 to scrutinize the causal effects of perception of crisis and patriotic uprising on political blame attribution. First, we find the priming effect of question about Crimea: those who were exposed to this question evaluate the president more favorably, but this tendency does not extend to their assessment of the State Duma and the government. Those exposed to the question about the economic crisis, reveal a more critical assessment of the State Duma and the government, while the president’s approval remains unchanged. The State Duma does not benefit from ’the rally ‘round the flag’, while the president is not punished for the crisis. Second, when we compare the mediation effect of the rally ‘round the flag under economic crisis with the economic crisis alone, we find that the presidential support increases while those of the State Duma and the government decreases. In the opposite case, when economic crisis intervenes with patriotic fervor - the president’s support is not affected, while the Duma and the government do not seem to benefit.
Article
Almakaeva A., Welzel C., Ponarin E.
Human Empowerment and Trust in Strangers: the Multilevel Evidence
Social Indicators Research. 2017.

Since three decades, scholars focus on generalized interpersonal trust as the key component of social capital and there is wide consensus that trust in strangers is the prime indicator of how general people’s trust in others is. However, little work with a specific focus on trust in strangers has been conducted in a comparative, multilevel framework. The few existing studies are inconclusive because of deficiencies in both conceptualization and test strategy. Filling this gap, this article examines the determinants of trust in strangers on the broadest country base ever used in the study of trust, drawing on global cross-cultural evidence from the fifth and sixth rounds of the World Values Surveys--the first international surveys to include a direct question on trust in strangers. Reaching beyond conventional wisdom about the sources of generalized trust, we demonstrate that human empowerment at the country level is a forceful moderator of well-known individual-level determinants of trust. Specifically, in countries with lagging human empowerment, institutional trust, trust in known people and material satisfaction are the only individual-level characteristics that enhance trust in strangers. We also detect an unexpected negative effect of education where human empowerment is lagging. In sharp contrast, in countries with advanced human empowerment, a much broader set of individual-level characteristics increases trust in strangers. This set includes ethnic tolerance, membership in voluntary associations, social movement activity, emancipative values, subjective well-being, age and education. These insights inform a multilevel theory of trust, showing that human empowerment operates as a contextual activator of individual trust promoters.

Article
Mavletova A. M., Witte J.
Is the willingness to take risks contagious? A comparison of immigrants and native-born in the United States
Journal of Risk Research. 2017. Vol. 20. No. 7. P. 827-845.

A number of studies have shown that immigrants are more willing to take risks than native-born populations.  In this paper, we measure if the willingness to take risks is contagious and if this effect is different for immigrants and native-born individuals in the United States. We suggest that the willingness to take risks may be contagious, like emotions and generosity, i.e., an individual may be more willing to take risks if others make risky decisions. We measure if contagion has a stronger effect on willingness to take risks among immigrants than native populations using a variety of vignettes, specifically in the domains of career, financial investment, and health. Respondents were randomly assigned either to a control or experimental condition. In the experimental condition we attempted to induce risk taking by suggesting that other individuals made risky decisions in the lottery-choice tasks (a “risk shift condition”). Contrary to expectations, the risk shift condition had a positive effect on willingness to take risks among native-born, while a negative effect or no effect was found among immigrants (conservative shift). Native-born found the situations more beneficial in the risk shift condition than in the control condition, while immigrants found them less beneficial in the risk shift condition. The conservative shift was found among immigrants, as well as males and self-employed. Risk shift condition reduced the sense of power among power motivated individuals (males and immigrants), which produced a less optimistic evaluation of risky situations. While taking into consideration that others make risky decisions immigrants and males perceived situations as less beneficial for them. The results of the experiment have some implications for our understanding of the link between a sense of power and the willingness to take risks.

Article
Golosov G. V., Tkacheva T.
Let My People Run: Pre-Election Resignations of Russia's Governors, 2013-2015
Problems of Post-Communism. 2017.

In print

By permitting early resignations of the governors of Russia's regions, followed by their participation in premature elections, the federal center seeks to facilitate their long-term political survival. This study uses the data from 2013-2015 gubernatorial elections in order to reveal the Kremlin's motivations for this strategy. The analysis demonstrates that in contrast to the previous periods of Russia's political development when the federal center tended to reward the governors for electoral deference the current strategy is aimed primarily at long-term risk-aversion. This signifies a shift in the order of priorities of the Kremlin's policy toward the regions.

Article
Soboleva N.
Perceptions of gender equality in post-crisis Europe
European Journal of Government and Economics. 2017. No. 1. P. 59-77.

The paper aims to compare the perceptions of gender equality of individuals more or less affected by economic crisis in Europe. Crisis touched the economy of most European countries but to a different extent. Special focus is given to the perceptions of gender equality of vulnerable groups (female, lesser-educated, one-adult households with children). The data is Eurobarometer 2011. The sample is limited to respondents aged 18-65. According to the results of multilevel regression analysis, those who have suffered from crisis assess lower the current level of gender equality whereas perceptions of gender equality do not differ depending on the effect of crisis upon the country. Women assess gender equality more positively compared to men. Those who live in one-adult households with children have higher perceptions of gender equality compared to those who live in other types of households. The discrepancy between lesser-educated and higher educated is larger in countries that suffered less from crisis. However, when the change in GDP per capita is taken as a measure of crisis the effects for family structure and education are not robust.

Article
Foa R., Inglehart R. F., Ponarin E. et al.
Set-Point Theory and Societal Collapse: The Case of Russia
Journal of Happiness Studies. 2017. Vol. 18.

In print

Can a society’s overall level of happiness change? Until recently, it was widely held that happiness fluctuates around set-points, so that neither individuals nor societies can lastingly increase their happiness. However, data from surveys carried out in Russia from 1982 to 2011 show that happiness fell substantially following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and has begun to rise again only recently. Additional data sources, including suicide rates and indices of negative affect expression, confirm these shifts. Contrary to set-point theory, we find that the recent increase has been driven as much by generational replacement as by mean reversion among individuals. The collapse of communism led to a permanent drop in subjective wellbeing among mid-life cohorts that was subsequently never fully recovered. Happiness can be substantially and permanently impacted by life-events, including those affecting society as a whole, and societal-level happiness can rise or fall over time as a result.

All publications

National Research University Higher School of Economics → Research Departments → Laboratory for Comparative Social Research
Edit
© HSE 1993–2017  Contacts  Copyright  Site Map 
25Created with Sketch.
Website templates are designed by Art. Lebedev Studio
Логотип Студии Артемия Лебедева