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15:31 December, 27 2011

The laboratory has completed the research project on children - non-citizens in St. Petersburg.

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16:11 December, 06 2011

Daniel Alexandrov presented the first results of the project "Monitoring of Migrant Children in St. Petersburg".

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17:55 December, 02 2011

On the 1st of December, 2012 the Laboratory celebrated its fourth birthday.

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17:47 November, 19 2011

On November, 15, the day after public lectures were delivered by F. Feron and H. Bosma from the University of Maastricht, they discussed a collective project with colleagues from SESL in the Lab

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15:36 November, 17 2011

Prominent scholars in social medicine Frans Feron and Hans Bosma from the University of Maastricht (the Netherlands) visited HSE St.Petersburg at the invitation of SESL and delivered public lectures on November, 14.

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STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION (INTAS PROGRAMME)

Project CoordinatorsDaniel AlexandrovValeria Ivanyushina.

The Study of International Cooperation Project is conducted within the international project «Science and Technology International Cooperation Network for Eastern European and Central Asian Countries» (INCO-NET EECA). Empirical data for the project is INTAS database, that contains a description of 14 640 research groups from 32 countries, as well as interviews with scientists who worked in projects and officials from INTAS program.

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LANGUAGE ORIENTATION OF ACADEMIC COMMUNITY IN SOCIOLOGY

Project Coordinator: Daniel Alexandrov

This research is performed within the international network project «Mapping the social sciences and humanities research capacities in Europe and the NIS: developing methodological approaches», with the participation of colleagues from Estonia, Lithuania, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. The analysis of contemporary standards of scientific citations in articles and qualification papers (diplomas) in sociology and political science was conducted. The project aims to develop methods for the analysis of scientific potential in many countries of the former USSR, and, above all, the potential from the point of view of involvement in the global scientific community and readiness to work and international cooperation at the level of contemporary research.

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Systems of Status Symbolism in Academic World

Project coordinator: Michael Sokolov

Systems of symbols of academic status are one of the main components of the entire institutional organization of modern science. Scientists are divided into status groups that have a monopoly on certain positions in the academic labor market (the monopoly of specialists in a certain branch of learning, positions that are available only for those who are not below a certain rank, etc.) and those who claim for recognition and attention to their work. Belonging to the status group is determined by having symbols associated with that position - scientific degrees, citation indexes, publications in periodicals with a certain reputation, "quality" of affiliations and activities, in which X was involved, and so on and so forth.

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Teaching Quality Assessment and Academic Ratings

Project coordinators: Svetlana Savelieva, Daria Khodorenko 

The laboratory carries out monitoring and developing an original tool for evaluating the quality of teaching in universities. In coordination with the Center for the internal monitoring data about students and teachers is collected. In 2008 and 2009, the Laboratory conducted a survey of students. This study was aimed to describe the main characteristics of contemporary student community on the example of the HSE in St. Petersburg. In 2010, the Laboratory has developed and tested the original method for evaluating the quality of teaching. After conducting a pilot study, this tool can be used to monitor the quality of teaching in other universities. At the moment, design and questionnaire instrument of a new project dedicated to the analysis of the shaping of scientific interests and social networks of students are being developed.