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Sociology
How it came to be the number one sport
August 17, 2018
Researchers Find Link Between Genes and Subjective Well-Being
July 18, 2018
How gender stereotypes can prevent women from having careers in knowledge-intensive industries
June 14, 2018
Bet for the Future
May 21, 2018
Attitudes to food waste in Russia
May 17, 2018
How unemployment impacts political destabilization in Western and Eastern Europe
May 16, 2018
Why seniors don’t care about their health
May 14, 2018
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.
May 10, 2018
What are the limits of frankness in posts about sexual violence
April 25, 2018
Why economic growth does not necessarily contribute to human happiness
March 12, 2018
How rational are Russians?
March 02, 2018
Why the institution of fatherhood is taking so long to change
February 27, 2018