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Before the long weekend we would like to remind you about NES social media channels, where we publish news and educational materials, as well as talk about the life of the School.  

Materials about economics, finance and education are available on the NES GURU

Anna Mikusheva, Professor of Economics at MIT, a New Economic School graduate (MAE'2002), and a member of the NES International Advisory Board, became a member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. 

The Academy announced its new members on April 25th, 2024. According to its official

At the beginning of the academic year 2024/2025, three new professors will join NES: Alexey Kolokolov, Kiryl Khalmetski and Timur Sobolev. 

Alexey Kolokolov received PhD from the University of Rome "Tor Vergata" in 2013, before that he had graduated from Plekhanov Russian Economic University. Prior to NES, he worked at the Alliance Manchester Business School, University…

A Workshop on Law and Political Economy is scheduled on May 14 and 15, 2024. Professor Sultan Mehmood is organizing the event along with Shaoda Wang, Professor at the University of Chicago and Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research…

GURU offers a second reading list with books recommended by our readers. The first list is available here.

GURU already offers descriptions of a wide range of books on economics recommended by NES professors. We decided to extend our “library” with two reading lists compiled by our readers. The authors from the first list can be split literally into two camps, and this is how we have arranged them in our review. The second list is

In recent years and in many countries, the labor market has faced a series of shocks that have added to long-term transformations. The combination of these shocks changes the relationship between the employee and the employer. These changes, the spreading of non-standard forms of employment, the situation on the Russian job market, the gap between labor supply and demand, and the causes and consequences of the increasing number of job openings…