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Leonid Gokhberg: “Innovation Policy Must Become the Core of the National Socio-Economic Policy”

On 2 April, 2014 the RF prime minister Dmitry Medvedev visited the Higher School of Economics, to discuss with the participants of the XV April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development the steps the government should be taking to support innovation and social policy in the new context. Leonid Gokhberg, first vice-rector and director of the NRU HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge, contributed to the discussion. Here’s a transcript of his comments.

The Five 'C's: Essential Elements for Building Foresight

Attila Havas, PhD, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, shared his views with the HSE news service on the development of foresight practices in Russia and around the world, and talked about his impressions of the April Conference, where for the first time he is a participant and moderator of sections dedicated to foresight practices.

“Foresight-Russia” no 1, 2014

The first issue of "Foresight-Russia" for 2014 is out of print. All its articles are designed to integrate research in science, technology and innovation, and in futures studies.

The XV April International Conference on Economic and Social Development

The conference opens on the 1st April 2014 at the HSE with the participation of the World Bank and the IMF. The Deputy Chairman of the Conference Programme Committee Andrei Yakovlev spoke about some of the key sessions, lectures and seminars to look out for. This year the conference will hold series of special seminars, among them there will be HSE ISSEK Workshop “Long-term Science, Technology and Innovation Foresight: Challenges to S&T Policy”.

Indicators of Innovation in the Russian Federation: 2014

The data book presents the results of innovation surveys in the Russian Federation. It contains internationally compatible indicators characterising the level of innovative activity in industry and services.

To Speak in ISCED Terms

On 10—13 March, 2014 a meeting of the Working Party of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) programme Indicators of Education Systems took place in Paris. Natalia Kovaleva, Director of the ISSEK’s Centre for Statistics and Monitoring of Education, comments on the main discussion topics.

Professor Jonathan Linton: 'An Opportunity to Learn a Great Deal in Moscow'

Professor Jonathan Linton, Power Corporation Professor for the Management of Technological Enterprise of the University of Ottawa, Canada, and Editor-in-Chief of the Technovation journal has been appointed as the new Head of the HSE Laboratory for Science and Technology Studies at ISSEK the Institute of Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge. Professor Linton is no stranger to the HSE. He has given seminars and he spoke at the April Conference last year. In this interview for the HSE English Language News Service he talked about what he hopes to achieve in his new job.

Russians Respect Doctors and Lawyers

Many Russians, when asked  whether certain occupations, particularly those of a politician or an academic, are prestigious or desirable,will give a different answer depending on whether they are refering to their own attitudes, perceived societal attitudes, or preferred career choices for their children. So Konstantin Fursov and Valentina Polyakova, research fellows at the HSE's ISSEK, found in their study Monitoring Innovative Behaviour in the Russian Population

Science and Technology Indicators in the Russian Federation

This data book continues the series of publications on various aspects of S&T and innovation development in the Russian Federation. It presents statistical data reflecting the current state and trends in R&D and innovation. A specific chapter is devoted to international comparisons.

The Role of the State: BRICS National Systems of Innovation

Routledge has published a series of five books bringing together the results of intensive research on the national systems of innovation in the BRICS countries. The first volume presents experience and knowledge that may impact how we understand the theory of innovation systems, and implement policies and strategies for their development. Dr. Tatiana Kuznetsova, director at ISSEK Centre for S&T, Innovation and Information Policy, made an overview of Russian S&T and innovation sphere, emphasising the most recent trends and policies.