The Center for Institutional Studies (CInSt) was established in 2010 on the basis of the first research laboratory of HSE University—now International Research Laboratory for Institutional Analysis of Economic Reforms—with the goal of creation of a scientific center in the field of institutional economics as a part of an international cooperation network, and promoting international standards of research. We provide conditions and incentives for young and talented university graduates to participate in both scientific and teaching activities at the HSE. Our professional interests are focused on institutional analysis of different markets and sectors of the economy, among them are education, procurement, banking, non-profit organizations.
.png "The XII Russian Higher Education Conference is about to start!")
The XII Russian Higher Education Conference is about to start!
Many of CInSt members are going to present their research projects and participate in other roles
CInSt Research Seminar "The COVID-19 Pandemic Disrupted Both School Bullying and Cyberbullying": Joshua Goodman (Boston University)
Joshua Goodman (Boston University) has presented a paper "The COVID-19 Pandemic Disrupted Both School Bullying and Cyberbullying" on the regular CInSt research seminar on October 7
CInSt Research Seminar "Coordination and the Poor Maintenance Trap: an Experiment on Public Infrastructure in India": Antonella Bancalari (University of St. Andrews)
Antonella Bancalari (University of St. Andrews) has presented a paper "Coordination and the Poor Maintenance Trap: an Experiment on Public Infrastructure in India" on the regular CInSt research seminar on September, 23.
Watch the video, following the link bellow
Scholars Look at Publication Activity in Post-Soviet Countries
75% of papers published in post-Soviet countries are by Russian researchers. In total, about 3% of all papers published globally are from post-Soviet countries. The role of universities has grown over the last 30 years, with over half of all recent academic papers being made with the participation of university researchers. These are the conclusions made in a study of publication activity by scholars in post-Soviet countries.
New working paper "Bank Runs and Media Freedom: What You Don't Know Won’t Hurt You?"
"Bank Runs and Media Freedom: What You Don't Know Won’t Hurt You?" - a new working paper by CInSt Senior Research Fellow Maria Semenova and her coauthor Alexander Benov.