School of World Economy

Regular version of the site

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

Publications

Book

The Multilateralism of the New Development Bank on the Sustainable Economic Growth in BRICS Nations and Beyond

Morozkina A., Grigoryev L. M., Gaspardo M. et al.

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., 2025.

Article

Barriers to the Development of the Platform Economy in Germany: The Problem of Digital Readiness of the Population
In press

Fedorov A., Rastvortseva S.

Journal of regional and international competitiveness. 2026.

Book chapter

Climate change and national security in Russia

Makarov I. A., Chistikova A.

In bk.: Climate Change, National Security and Geopolitics: Strategies and Responses of Five Major Powers. Routledge, 2026. Ch. 5. P. 82-102.

Working paper

Economic Globalization and Environmental Outcomes: A Panel Econometric Study of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Economies

ALI I.

GMU Working Paper in Economics. SSRN Working Paper Series. Social Science Research Network, 2025

All publications

Globalization Endures: Global Trade and the Economy Are Showing Signs of Recovery

The global economy’s pace of recovery after the pandemic largely depends on whether consumers will return to a hedonic style of consumption. At the XXII April International Academic Conference, organized by the HSE and Sberbank, the HSE School of World Economy held a round table ‘The World Economy in the Context of the Coronavirus Pandemic’.

Research & Expertise discussions HSE April Conference on Economic and Social Development

April 20, 2021

Taming the ‘Black Swan’: Who Will Win the Fight Against the CoronaCrisis

Countries with reserve currencies, sufficient fiscal capacity to implement soft fiscal policies, and access to global capital markets have the best chance of recovering from the coronavirus crisis. The rest may need external assistance. These are the conclusions drawn by Alexei Kireyev, leading IMF economist and visiting professor at HSE University’s School of World Economy.

Research & Expertise professors research projects coronavirus

January 20, 2021

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Research & Expertise – News

Globalization Endures: Global Trade and the Economy Are Showing Signs of Recovery

Taming the ‘Black Swan’: Who Will Win the Fight Against the CoronaCrisis