November 11, 2013

HSE Guest House (1): 7 Vavilova St., HSE Guest House

HSE Guest House (2): Pereyaslavskaya St., HSE Guest House

Hotel “Slavyanka”, Suvorovskaya sq., 2 building 3

•  15:00–23:00 Participants’ arrival

November 12, 2013

20 Myasnitskaya St.,

 room 311

• 09:00 – 9:30 Registration

Opening Session

Working Session 1: Nationalism and Democracy

Moderator: Eduard Ponarin(LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)

10:00–10:15	Marharyta Fabrykant (Belarusian State University, Minsk) — Collecting the Nation? Nationalism between Invention of Tradition and Daily Plebiscite (Progress Report)   Presentation
10:15–10:30	Questions and discussion
10:30–10:45	Aleksey Domanov (LCSR HSE, Moscow) — Predictors of Public Political Euroscepticism in the EU in 2003-11 (Progress Report)   Presentation
10:45–11:00	Questions and discussion
11:00–11:15	Margarita Zavadskaya — Protests under Non-Democratic Regimes: ‘Contingent’ Democrats Versus ‘Genuine’ Democrats. Exploring the Cross-National Variation at the Individual Level (Final Report)   Presentation
11:15–11:30	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Roberto Foa, Bogdan Voicu

•  11:30–11:40 Coffee break

Plenary Session 1:

Moderator: Ronald Inglehart (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)

11:40–12:10	Christian Welzel (Leuphana University, Luneburg; LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg) — The Paradox of Democracy: Why Mass Desires for Democracy Easily Coexist with Lack of Democracy (Key Lecture)   Presentation
12:10–12:30	Questions and discussion
12:30–13:00	Eduard Ponarin (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg) — Russia’s Elite: What They Think of the United States and Why (Key Lecture)   Presentation
13:00–13:20	Questions and discussion

•  13:20–14:20 Lunch (ground floor)

Working Session 2: Democracies, voting and civic engagement in Europe

Moderator: Arye Rattner (University of Haifa, Israel)

14:20–14:30	Nicolas Grieshaber (Humboldt University Berlin) — Civic involvement as a trigger of political integration? (New Project)   Presentation
14:30–14:45	Questions and discussion
14:45–15:00	Boris Sokolov (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg) — Country-Level Predictors of the Electoral Fortunes of Right-Wing Populist Parties in Europe: a Two-Part Random-Effects Model (Final Report)   Presentation
15:00–15:15	Questions and discussion
15:15–15:30	Frank Neher (Freie Universitaet Berlin)  —  Redistribution in Democracies: does the median voter get what he wants? (guest presentation)   Presentation
15:30–15:45	Questions and discussion
15:45–16:00	Alla Marchenko (Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University, Ukraine)– Comparative Perspective of Civic Engagement in Europe(Progress Report)   Presentation
16:00–16:15	Questions and discussion

Discussant: Andrey Scherbak, Christian Welzel

•  16:15–16:30 Coffee break

Working Session3: States, Loneliness, Poverty Perception and Corruption

Moderator: Bogdan Voicu(Romanian Academy of Sciences, Research Institute for Quality of Life)

16:30–16:45	Roberto Foa (Harvard University, USA; LCSR HSE St. Petersburg) — State Formation and State Capacity (Progress Report)
16:45–17:00	Questions and discussion
17:00–17:15	Christopher Swader (LCSR HSE, Moscow) — Urban Loneliness?: Investigating the Roots of Russian Loneliness through WVS Data(Final Report)   Presentation
17:15–17:30	Questions and discussion
17:30–17:40	Markus Kainu (University of Turku)   —   Attributions for Poverty in Post-Socialist Countries (New Project)   Presentation
17:40–17:55	Questions and discussion
17:55–18:05	Mariya Kravtsova, Alexey Oshchepkov (HSE) — Of two Evils Choose the Lesser: Network and Market Corruption? (New Project)   Presentation
18:05–18:20	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Tatiana Karabchuk, Francesco Saracino

November 13, 2013

20 Myasnitskaya Str.

room 311

 Working Session 4: Trust, human values and welfare attitudes

Moderator: Leonid Kosals (HSE, Moscow)

9:30–9:45	Anna Almakaeva (LCSR HSE, Moscow) / Nicolas Griesshaber (Humboldt University Berlin) —  Disentangling Trust and Perceived Trustworthiness. Towards a New Typology of Trust (Progress Report)   Presentation
9:45–10:00	Questions and discussion
10:00–10:15	Balazs Telegdy (“Sapientia” Hungarian University of Transylvania; University of Bucharest, Doctoral School of Sociology)  —   The interconnection between the institutional trust and welfare attitudes in the former communist countries of Europe (Guest Presentation)   Presentation
10:15–10:30	Questions and discussion
10:30–10:45	Niels Michalski (Humboldt University, Berlin)  —   Associations between Social Trust and Human Values across Europe (Guest Presentation)   Presentation
10:45–11:00	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Christopher Swader, Arye Rattner

•  11:00–11:20 Coffee break

 Plenary Session 2: Modernization, decline of violence and value changes

Moderator: Eduard Ponarin(LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)

11:20–11:50	Ronald Inglehart (University of Michigan, USA; LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)   —   Modernization and the Decline of Violence: The Mass Basis of the “Democratic Peace” (Key Lecture)   Presentation
11:50–12:10	Questions and discussion
12:10–12:40	Bogdan Voicu (Romanian Academy of Sciences, Research Institute for Quality of Life)   —   On values change under the influence of international migration (Key Lecture)   Presentation
12:40–13:00	Questions and discussion

Discussants:

•  13:00–14:00 Lunch (ground floor)

Working session 5: Modernization, values change and racial intolerance

Moderator: Francesco Sarracino (Ceps/Instead, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg)

14:00–14:15	Yuri Saveliev (National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv, Ukraine)  —  Modernization and Variations in Values Change in European Societies in 1995-2008 (Progress Report)   Presentation
14:15–14:30	Questions and discussion
14:30–14:45	Olga Mitina, Victor Petrenko   —   Multidimensional image of a country: the main categories of perception and the results of the empirical cross-cultural study (guest paper)   Presentation
14:45–15:00	Questions and discussion
15:00–15:10	Alexander Seymer (University of Salzburg)  —   Measurement of social milieus in a cross-sectional context (New Project)   Presentation
15:10–15:25	Questions and discussion
15:25–15:35	Carolin Rapp (University of Bern)  —   The Causes and Consequences of Racial Intolerance in Comparative Perspective (New Project)   Presentation
15:35–15:50	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Anna Nemirovskaya, Malina Voicu

•  15:50–16:10 Coffee Break

 Working Session 6: Welfare regime and social justice

Moderator: Peter Schmidt (University of Giessen, Germany, HSE)

16:10–16:25	Julia Zelikova (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)  —  Welfare Policy, Successful Aging and Social Justice (Progress Report)   Presentation
16:25–16:40	Questions and discussion
16:40–16:55	Zsófia Ignácz (Humboldt University, Berlin; Jacobs University, Bremen)  —  Socialization and Justice Attitudes: To What Extent Does Socialist Legacy Determine Justice Attitudes towards the Wage Distribution after the Transition in Post-socialist Countries? Does Generation Membership Determine Opinions on the Wage Distribution?  (Progress Report)   Presentation
16:55–17:10	Questions and discussion
17:10–17:25	Olga Gryaznova (European University)  —  Social position, values and support of different government welfare programs. A comparison of six types of welfare cultures (Progress Report)
17:25–17:40	Questions and discussion
17:40–17:55	Andrey Shcherbak (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg) and Svetlana Borinskaya (Vavilov Institute of General Genetics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow) —  Exogenous Shock, Genetic Diversity and Social Change: the Case of Alcohol and European Colonization (Final Report) Alexei Bessudnov (HSE, Moscow)   Presentation
17:55–18:10	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Nicolas Grieshaber, Joshua Dubrow

 20:00–22:30 Excursion around night Moscow (bus tour)

November 14, 2013

20 Myasnitskaya St.,

room 311

 Working Session 7: Welfare Regime, Social Justice and Social Change

Moderator: Andrey Scheraback (LCSR HSE)

9:30–9:45	Oleksii Shestakovskyi  (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv)   —     Alternative Explanations of Anti-Immigration Prejudice: Social Identity Theory, Anomia and Authoritarianism (Progress Report)  Presentation
9:45–10:00	Questions and discussion
10:00–10:15	Romana Careja (Institute of Sociology and Social Psychology, University of Cologne)   —   Anti-immigrant party discourse and discriminatory attitudes in Western European countries (guest presentation)  Presentation
10:15–10:30	Questions and discussion
10:30–10:45	Evgenia Polyakova (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany) – The economic and cultural components of integration of labor immigrants: economic approach (Progress Report)
10:45–11:00	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Yuriy Savelyev, Ronald Inglehart

•  11:00–11:20 Coffee break

Plenary Session 3: Anti-Immigration Prejudices, Immigration and crime

Moderator: Eduard Ponarin (LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)

11:20–11:50	Arye Rattner (University of Haifa, Israel)  —    Crime and Immigration: Socialization and acculturation of the Russian Immigration to Israeli Society (Key Lecture)  Презентация
11:50–12:10	Questions and discussion
12:10–12:40	Peter Schmidt et al. (University of Giessen, Germany; HSE, Moscow)   —    ExplainingGermans’ Segregation Preferences: A Factorial Survey Approach on the Role of Immigrant Group Size, Intergroup Contact and Anti-Immigrant Prejudice (Key Lecture)  Презентация
12:40–13:00	Questions and discussion

• 13:00–14:00 Lunch (ground floor)

Working Session 8: Labour Migration and Integration Issues

Moderator: Tatiana Karabchuk (LCSR HSE)

14:00–14:15	Amos J Zehavi (Tel Aviv University)  —   The Rocky Road from Ethnic Exclusion to Inclusion in the Labor Market: The Case of Israeli Arabs (Guest Presentation)  Презентация
14:15–14:30	Questions and discussion
14:30–14:45	Vladimir Pereboev (Eurasian Bank of Development)   —   EDB Integration Barometer: Social Perception of the Eurasian Integration in 2012-2013 (guest paper)  Презентация
14:45–15:00	Questions and discussion
15:00–15:15	Nazik Beishenaly (Academy of public administration under the President of Kyrgyz Republic)  —   Labour Migration and Human Capital of Kyrgyzstan: Impact of the Customs Union  Презентация
15:15–15:30	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Boris Sokolov, Peter Schmidt

•  15:30–15:40 Short break

 Working Session 9: Protest Behaviour, Racial Intolerance and Anti-trafficking

Moderator: Ronald Inglehart (LCSR NRU HSE, St-Petersburg)

15:40–15:55	Maria Ravlik  (Georg August University Goettingen, Germany) — A Cross-National Evaluation of the Sources of Anti-Trafficking Enforcementand Migrant Vulnerability to Trafficking (Progress Report)  Презентация
15:55–16:10	Questions and discussion
16:10–16:25	Kathrin Ackermann (University of Bern), Carolin Rapp (University of Bern)  —  The Political consequences of racial intolerance on non-violent protests (Guest Paper).  Презентация
16:25–16:40	Questions and discussion
16:40–16:55	Marina Goroshit (Tel Hai College, Israel)  —  The Determinants of European Counries Citizens' Engagement in Protest Behavior (Progress Report)
16:55–17:10	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Maxim Rudnev, Musa Shteiwi

•  17:10–17:30 Coffee break

Working session 10: Social capital, Informal Ties and Well-being

Moderator: Anna Nemirovskaya (LCSRNRU HSE, St. Petersburg)

17:00–17:15	Lusine Grigoryan  (HSE),  Nadezhda M. Lebedeva  (HSE)  —   Informal ties in the organization as a basis for organizational commitment: cross-cultural analysis (guest paper)  Презентация
17:15–17:30	Questions and discussion
17:30–17:45	Fabio Sabatini  (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)  —   The Internet, Social Capital, Subjective Well-Being and Health (Progress Report)  Презентация
17:45–18.00	Questions and discussion
18:00–18:15	Joshua Dubrow et al.  (Polish Academy of Sciences)   —   Representation of Countries in Conferences Hosted by the International Sociological Association, 1992 to 2012 (Progress Report)  Презентация
18:15–18:30	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Anna Almakaeva, Eduard Ponarin

November 15, 2013

20 Myasnitskaya St.

room 311

Working session 11: Social surveys in cross-national analysis and patterns of Gender Inequality

Moderator: Christian Welzel (Leuphana University, Luneburg; LCSR HSE, St. Petersburg)

9:30–9:45	Loek Halman (Tilburg University)  —   The European Values Study. Exploring the values of the Europeans since 1981 (Guest Presentation)  Презентация
9:45–10:00	Questions and discussion
10:00–10:15	Anna Andreenkova  (CESSI Institute for Comparative Social Research)  —  ESS: new data of the 6th wave (guest presentation)  Презентация
10:15–10:30	Questions and discussion
10:30–10:45	Veronika Kostenko  (LCSR NRU HSE)  —    Patterns of Gender Inequality in 47 European Countries (evidence from the EVS data)  (New Project)   Презентация
10:45–11:00	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Julia Zelikova, Christopher Swader

•  11:00–11:20 Coffee break

Plenary Session 4: Well-being and Identity

Moderator: Vladimir Magun (HSE, Moscow)

11:20–11:50	Francesco Sarracino  (Ceps/Instead, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg)  —   All that glitters aren't gold! A beyond GDP strategy for well-being (Key Lecture)  Презентация
11:50–12:10	Questions and discussion
12:10–12:40	Musa Shteiwi  (University of Jordan, Center for Strategic Studies)   —   Identity and the Right of Return among Palestinian Refugees: an empirical Investigation (Key Lecture)  Презентация
12:40–13:00	Questions and discussion

•  13:00–14:00 Lunch (underground floor)

Working Session 12: Happiness and subjective well-being

Moderator: Tatiana Karabchuk (LCSR HSE, Moscow)

14:00–14:15	Dmytro Khutkyy (National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, Ukraine)  —   Individual Activism as a Way to Personal Achievement and Subjective Well-Being (Progress Report)  Презентация
14:15–14:30	Questions and discussion
14:30–14:45	Svitlana Khutka  (National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, Ukraine)  —   Subjective Well-being, Quality of Governing and Declared Political Activity inTransition Countries (Progress Report)  Презентация
14:45–15:00	Questions and discussion
15:00–15:15	Irina Vartanova (HSE, St. Petersburg)  —   The Creative Class and Subjective Well-Being: Multilevel Analysis (Progress Report)   Презентация
15:15–15:30	Questions and discussion
15:30–15:40	Luca Stanca  (University of Milan-Bicocca)  —    The Geography of Happiness: Spatial heterogeneity in micro-level determinants of subjective well-being  (New Project)  Презентация
15:40–15:55	Questions and discussion

• 15:55–16:15 Coffee break

 Working Session 13: Quality of life, Happiness, Social Capital and Innovative Consumption

Moderator: Roberto Foa (Harvard University, USA; LCSR HSE St. Petersburg)

16:15–16:30	Anna Nemirovskaya  (LCSR HSE, St Petersburg)  —    Standards of Life and Subjective Well-being: Evidence from Russia (Progress Report)  Презентация
16:30–16:45	Questions and discussion
16:45–16:55	Malgorzata Mikucka  (Universite catholiqu´e de Louvain Belgium), Francesco Sarracino (STATEC Luxembourg, Gesis Germany)  —   Does economic growth erode social capital and subjective well-being (New Project)
16:55–17:10	Questions and discussion
17:10–17:20	Luciano Canova  (Enrico Matteo School, Milan, Italy)  —    Happy Meteo: Does Happiness of others affect self-reported happiness of individuals?  (New Project)
17:20–17:35	Questions and discussion
17:35–17:50	Natalia Firsova  (HSE, Moscow)  —    Social Determinants of Innovative Consumption Practices: Computer and Internet Utilization in Russian Households (Progress Report)  Презентация
17:50–18:05	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Zsofia Ignacz, Fabio Sabatini

 18:30–21:30 Reception (room 300)

November 16, 2013

20 Myasnitskaya St.,

room 311

Working Session 14: labour market, atypical employment and subjective well-being

Moderator: Christopher Swader (HSE, Moscow)

9:30–9:45	Andranik Tangian (Hans Böckler Foundation and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)  —    Impact of labour market deregulation on the European demography (Guest Presentation)   Презентация
9:45–10:00	Questions and discussion
10:00–10:15	John Hurley  (European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions)  —    A polarising crisis – structural employment shifts in the EU27 before during and after the Great Recession? (guest Presentation)  Презентация
9:45–10:00	Questions and discussion
10:30–10:45	Tatiana Karabchuk  (LCSR HSE, Moscow), Natalia Soboleva (LCSR HSE, Moscow)  —   Subjective Well-being of Atypically Employed (Final Report)  Презентация
10:45–11:00	Questions and discussion
11:00–11:15	Ekaterina Selezneva  (Institute for East and Southeast European Studies)   —    Temporary job position and life satisfaction under different institutional context. Analysis for western and eastern Europe (Guest presentation)  Презентация
11:15–11:30	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Malgorzata Mikucka, Leonid Kosals

•  11:30–11:50 Coffee break

Plenary Session 5: Values and Religion

Moderator:Musa Shteiwi (University of Jordan, Jordanian Center for Social Research)

11:50–12:20	Elena Prutskova  (Svyato-Tihonovskyi University)  —    Orthodox Monitor: Toward a Holistic Model of Religious Influence on Values and Attitudes in Countries with Forced Secularization Experience (Key Lecture)   Презентация
12:20–12:40	Questions and discussion
12:40–13:10	Malina Voicu  (EUROLAB, GESIS)  —   Social diversity and social values. Does religious diversity differ of ethnic and linguistic one? (Key Lecture)  Презентация
13:10–13:30	Questions and discussion

• 13:30–14:30 Lunch (underground floor)

 Working Session 15: Religiosity, work ethic, family behaviour and kids health

Moderator:Eduard Ponarin (HSE, St. Petersburg)

14:30–14:45	Anna Shirokanova (Belarus State University, Minsk) — Islamic Work Ethic? In Search of Empirical Evidence in the WVS (Progress Report)  Презентация
14:45–15:00	Questions and discussion
15:00–15:15	Andrey Chuprygin (HSE, Moscow) — Reassessing the obvious: Political Islam and the Future of the Faithful (Guest presentation)
15:15–15:30	Questions and discussion
15:30–15:40	Adrian Wojcik (Center for Research on Prejudice, University of Warsaw) — The religious sources of pro-environmental attitudes (New Project)  Презентация
15:40–15:55	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Elena Prutzkova, Amos J Zehavi

• 15:55–16:10 Coffee break

Working Session 16: Religiosity, family behaviour and Children’s health and welfare

Moderator:Eduard Ponarin (HSE, St. Petersburg)

16:10–16:20	Olga Popova (Institute for Eastern and Southeastern European Studies) — Suffer for the Faith? The Impact of Parental Religiosity on Children’s Health (New Project)  Презентация
16:20–16:35	Questions and discussion
16:35–16:50	Evgenia Bystrov — Family Behaviour and Social Change in Eastern and Central Europe 1991-2008 (Progress Report)  Презентация
16:50–17:05	Questions and discussion
17:05–17:15	Lucia Ferrone (University of Florence) — Couples Marital Status and Children’s Welfare: an Empirical Test of Marriage Efficiency (New Project)  Презентация
17:15–17:30	Questions and discussion

Discussants: Veronica Kostenko, Malina Voicu

Closing Session

17:30–18:00 Closing Speech by Ronald Inglehart, Eduard Ponarin, Tatiana Karabchu 

21:00–24:00 Disco Party (city center, upon wish)

November 17, 2013

Before 11.00 Participants’ check out from the hotels