Season's greetings!
Congratulations to colleagues and partners on the upcoming New Year and Christmas!Let the new year bring us new success, projects and publications! We wish you inspiration and good luck!
Global South and Russia: Challenges for the Economy and Development
Dr. Mbandlwa Zamokule, ICSID Visiting Researcher, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Public Administration and Economics, Durban University of Technology, presented his report on "Global Economies in the Global South and Russia's Economy."
International cooperation
Dr Mbandlwa Zamokuhle of Durban University of Technology, South Africa, has come to ISCID as visiting researcher.
New publication
The Russian Journal of Economics published an article by Shweta Sikhwal, an ICSID research assistant
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From (quasi) experimental design to pre-registration: a path to research transparency
The methodological seminar on the topic: "From (quasi) experimental design to pre-registration: the path to research transparency» was organized at ICSID and IIMS on the 15th of October. The event was held within the framework of the HSE Academic Personnel Reserve program.
Call for Papers deadline - ICSID Conference for young scholars, September 16-17, 2024
Make sure to apply by July 16th 23:59 Moscow time.
Korhan Gokmengolu's seminar on shadow banking
On July 11, ICID visiting researcher Korhan Gokmenoglu, associate professor at Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University (Turkey), spoke at the Higher School of Economics.
“New Advances in the Political Economy of Development in Eurasia”
On June 6-9th, the second international conference “New Advances in the Political Economy of Development in Eurasia” was held in Almaty, where among the participants were the ICSID scholars.
New publication
The article "Exploring Gender Bias in Homicide Sentencing: An Empirical Study of Russian Court Decisions Using Text Mining" by Svetlana Zhuchkova and Anton Kazun has been published online in Homicide Studies.