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One among Many

One among Many
The Sociology of Moving in a Mob

Clearly Defined Roles for Girls

Clearly Defined Roles for Girls
How Kindergartens Serve as Gendergartens. The origins of gender inequality

HSE Rises 50 Places in THE Social Sciences Ranking and Maintains Position in Business and Economics

HSE Rises 50 Places in THE Social Sciences Ranking and Maintains Position in Business and Economics
HSE has improved its position in two Times Higher Education (THE) rankings compared to last year. The university demonstrated the greatest growth in the Social Sciences category, rising from the 175-200 group to 126-150. Additionally, HSE improved within the 101-125 group of the Business and Economics ranking.

HSE Joins ARWU Top-100 in Two Subject Areas

The Higher School of Economics (HSE) has entered the Top-100 in Sociology and Mathematics of the Shanghai Ranking. It is also now the leader on this ranking among Russian universities in Economics, Political Science and Management.

New Double Degree with EHESS Paris

HSE and L'École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) have signed an agreement for the provision of a double degree track for the HSE’s Master's programme in Comparative Social Research. This is the second double degree track being offered to students of this programme. Earlier this year, a similar agreement was signed with the Free University of Berlin.

STEMatisation of Women

STEMatisation of Women
How gender stereotypes can prevent women from having careers in knowledge-intensive industries

Millennials

Millennials
Bet for the Future

Throwing Out Food

Throwing Out Food
Attitudes to food waste in Russia

The Keepers of the Ruble

The Keepers of the Ruble
Post-Soviet life and the economic ups and downs of recent years have changed the attitude of Russians towards saving. Now, it is not the less fortunate who save, but the more intelligent, according to Elena Berdysheva and Regina Romanova. Or, more to the point, it’s the more intelligent women: domestic finances are usually dealt with by females. At HSE’s recent XIX April international scientific conference, researchers explained how Russians adjusted and optimized family budgets following the crisis of 2014-2017 and how this relates to gender issues.

I’m (Not) Afraid to Say

I’m (Not) Afraid to Say
What are the limits of frankness in posts about sexual violence