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

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

Springer, 2023.

Article
The impact of the services trade partnership with Asian countries of APEC on the economic growth in Russia

Lee H., Zobov A., Chernikov S. et al.

Regional Statistics. 2023. No. 13(4). P. 696-713.

Book chapter
Climate Policies in the BRICS Countries: The Interrelation between GHG Emissions Reduction and Socio-Economic Development
In press

Stepanov I. A., Makarov I. A., Шуранова А. А. et al.

In bk.: COVID-19 and Climate Change in BRICS Nations: Beyond the Paris Agreement and Agenda 2030. Routledge, 2024.

Working paper
Why Do Japanese MNEs Enter and Exit Foreign Markets?

Deseatnicov I., Fujii D., Kucheryavyy K. et al.

RIETI Discussion Paper Series 20-E-055. RIETI DP. Research Institute of Economy, Trade & Industry, 2020. No. 20-E-055.

Leonid M. Grigoryev and Dzhanneta D. Medzhidova prepared an analytical review “EU Energy Markets: Chilly Autumn 2022” for “InfoTEK”

Leonid M. Grigoryev, Academic Supervisor, Professor of the School of World Economy, told the “InfoTEK” publication about how the fall of 2022 became the turning point for the radical restructuring of the EU energy sector. The co-author of the review is Dzhanneta Mezhidova, a visiting lecturer at the HSE University.

In 2022, a new energy crisis erupted in the EU amid slowing growth, accelerating inflation, tightening financial markets and higher rates, as well as heightened geopolitical tensions with key fossil fuel supplier Russia. The current tensions have come to a head with the blowing up of the ownership of two European consortiums with a large stake in Gazprom, namely the two Nord Streams.

Obviously, the coming winter will be a great economic and social test for Europe, a test of the effectiveness of management in the EU in general and the management of gas flows from ports and UGS facilities to consumers in particular.

You can read more about the review at the link.