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.
CInSt Research Seminar "In Sickness and in Health: Job Displacement and Health Spillovers in Couples": Kristiina Huttunen (Aalto University)
Kristiina Huttunen (Aalto University) has presented paper "In Sickness and in Health: Job Displacement and Health Spillovers in Couples" on regular CInSt research seminar on April, 29.
Watch the video of the seminar following the link bellow.
Two new Higher Education in Russia and Beyond issues are available!
The issue №26 is devoted to national admission systems to higher education and how the existing institutional framework is related to indicators of accessibility and №27 is on topic of digitalization in higher education.
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CInSt Research Seminar "Covid-19 and domestic violence": Amalia Miller (University of Virginia)
Amalia Miller (University of Virginia) has presented her co-authored paper "Covid-19 and domestic violence" on regular CInSt research seminar on April, 8. Waych the video of the seminar, following the link below.
CInSt Research Seminar "Global Mobility and the Threat of Pandemics: Evidence from Three Centuries": Michael Clemens and Thomas Ginn (Center for Global Development and IZA)
Michael Clemens and Thomas Ginn (Center for Global Development and IZA) have presented their paper "Global Mobility and the Threat of Pandemics: Evidence from Three Centuries" on regular CInSt research seminar on April, 1. Watch the video of the seminar following the link below.
CInSt Research Seminar "Does grading bias affect indigenous college students in Mexico? Evidence from a field experiment": Francisco Cabrera (UDEM Business School and HSE)
Francisco Cabrera (UDEM Business School and HSE) has presented his paper "Does grading bias affect indigenous college students in Mexico? Evidence from a field experiment" on regular CInSt research seminar. Watch the video of the seminar following the link below
