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Contacts

17/1 Malaya Ordynka Str., Moscow, 119017
Phone: +7(495)772-95-90*22237
Email: wec@hse.ru

Administration
School Head Igor A. Makarov
Academic Supervisor Leonid M. Grigoryev
Deputy Head Olga Klochko
Manager Olga Mulenko
Sections
World Economy Section Petr Mozias
Section of Energy and Raw Material Market Valery A. Krukov
World Trade Section Alexey Portanskiy
Section of Global Economic Regulation Vladimir N. Zuev

Partners

Book
World Economy and International Business Theories, Trends, and Challenges

Aleshin D., Apanovich M., Arapova E. et al.

Springer, 2023.

Book chapter
The future of active ageing and related needs for research

Oxana Sinyavskaya.

In bk.: A Research Agenda for Ageing and Social Policy. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2024. Ch. 5. P. 83-98.

Working paper
What helps improve outcomes of industrial policy?

Yakovlev A. A., Freinkman L., Ershova N. V. et al.

QoG Working Paper Series. 2023:19. University of Gothenburg, 2023. No. 19.

About the School

The School of World Economy brings together departments that traditionally formed the backbone of research into global economic processes. The most important areas of research are:

  • Economies of countries and regions
  • Global regulation
  • World finances
  • Trade policies
  • Energy sector
  • International business mechanisms.

The School's leading specialists include well-known researchers, theorists and practitioners who have a comprehensive understanding of their subjects. As ecperienced teachers they can explain the complex problems in global economy, the interaction between the various different processes underway, and the origins of the main trends to Russian and international students. They bring theory to life – linking it with current challenges in the global economy.

Working with students as junior colleagues not only means that they get a full breadth of knowledge, but also help create these future specialists who will be in demand and effective in business, state institutions, and science.