Subjective Well-being and Regional Quality of Life in Russia
On the final day of the 13th LCSR International Workshop, Ekaterina Nastina presented a study "Subjective Well-being and Regional Quality of Life in Russia" co-authored with Anna Almakaeva.
Values Change in Russia, Mexico and Germany
At the 13th LCSR International Workshop participants presented their studies on the dynamics of values in Mexico, Germany and Russia.
Historical Legacies of the BAM: Mechanisms of Persistence and Contemporary Effects
On April, 24th at the 13th LCSR International Workshop Alexander Libman (Free University of Berlin, Germany) presented the study “Historical Legacies of the BAM: Mechanisms of Persistence and Contemporary Effects”.
How Important are Values for Well-Being? A Multi-Level Meta-Analysis Across 111 Societies
On Friday, April 26, the last day of the 13th LCSR International Workshop, Ronald Fisher (Instituto D'Or de Pesquisa e Ensino, Brazil) presented an honorary paper “How Important are Values for Well-Being? A Multi-Level Meta-Analysis Across 111 Societies”.
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Demographic, Contextual, and Attitudinal Factors of Attrition in Online Panels
On April, 25th at the 13th LCSR International Workshop Boris Sokolov (LCSR, Russia) presented the study "Demographic, Contextual, and Attitudinal Factors of Attrition in Online Panels".
Demystifying the Nature of Cultural Tightness Versus Looseness
The second day of the 13th LCSR International Workshop was opened with an honorary lecture by Michael Minkov (Varna University of Management, Bulgaria; LCSR HSE, Russia) “Demystifying the Nature of Cultural Tightness Versus Looseness”.
The 13th LCSR International Workshop Has Started
The first day of the 13th LCSR International Workshop took place in Moscow, featuring an honorable lecture by Hermann Dülmer, Professor at the University of Cologne.
Interdisciplinary meeting in the social sciences
On 5 February, the staff of the Centre for Sociocultural Research together with the staff of the Laboratory of Comparative Social Research, the Centre for Stability and Risk Studies, and the Department of Psychology of the National Research University Higher School of Economics came together to exchange ideas and experience in their respective fields.
Ekaterina Nastina Has Received a PhD in Sociology
Ekaterina Nastina, LCSR Junior Research Fellow, has received a PhD in Sociology. Congratualtions!
'Sociologists Need to Know How to Work Both with People and Data'
The Bachelor's programme 'Sociology and Social Informatics' is well suited to those interested in public processes, people's lives and data analysis. The programme offers state-funded places and fee-paying places for foreign students. We talked about the specifics and advantages of the programme with its academic supervisor Anna Nemirovskaya.