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Development of Transport and

Infrastructure in Eurasia

Workshop within the IIASA project

“Challenges and Opportunities of Economic Integration

within a wider European and Eurasian Space”

IIASA

15-16 September 2015

Short biographies

Pavel Kabat

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria

Short bio note:

Professor Dr. Pavel Kabat, Director General and Chief Executive

Officer

Pavel Kabat became the tenth Director of the International

Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) in February

2012. As Director General Professor Kabat is the Chief

Executive Office of the Institute, responsible for the formulation,

management, and administration of all research programs and

other activities at IIASA.

Born in Czechoslovakia in 1958, Professor Kabat lived and worked in Canada and the

Netherlands before moving to Austria to direct IIASA. Previously, he held the Chair of the Earth

System Science and Climate Change Group at Wageningen University and Research Centre in

the Netherlands, where he was also Chair of the Board of the Wageningen Climate Centre, and

Science Director and Council Chair of the Dutch National Climate Research Program. As leader

of these groups, Professor Kabat helped raise €150 million in funding for integrative research

while the Earth System Science Group was evaluated as “excellent” in two consecutive reviews

by independent international committees in 2007 and 2010.

Professor Kabat remains a Professor of Earth System Science at Wageningen University, and

Director and Chair of the Royal Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences’ Institute for Integrated

Research on Wadden Sea Region.

Professor Kabat has over twenty years’ experience of leading interdisciplinary and international

research teams investigating global environmental change. During this time with support from

the European Commission and other large international agencies such as the National

Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), he has pioneered large-scale research on global

change that has provided the foundation for a new generation of thinking in global change

research. His roles have included being Co-Chair of two of the International Scientific Steering

Committees of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programmes, ILEAPS from 2004 to date

and BAHC from 1994 to 2003; and the Science Director of the International Dialogue on Water

and Climate and the International Cooperative Programme on Water and Climate from 2001 to

2009.

Since his PhD in Hydrology, Water Resources and Amelioration in 1986; he has built scientific

expertise in climate hydrology and water cycle, water resources and climate, land interactions

with the atmosphere and biogeochemical feedbacks, climate system and climate change, and

global change. During this time, Professor Kabat has authored or co-authored over 200 refereed

publications, including 8 books. He is on the editorial board of range of international scientific

journals and is also a member of a variety of academies of sciences and learned societies,

ranging from the Finnish Academy of Sciences to the Slovak Academy of Sciences.

Professor Kabat has provided science and policy advice to numerous organizations and

governments in various roles such as Chief Scientist for an Asian Development Bank project in

Bangladesh from 2008 to 2010, Member of the Advisory Group on Climate to the Dutch

Parliament, Member of the High Level International Mekong Delta Committee and Review

Editor for the Fifth Assessment Report of the IPCC.

E-mail: [email protected]

Štefan Füle,

European Commission (EC), Belgium

Short bio note:

Czech

Born May 24, 1962 in Sokolov, Czech Republic

Married, 3 children

Current duties

Since February 2010: Commissioner for Enlargement and

Neighbourhood Policy

Political career

May 2009 – November 2009: Czech European Affairs Minister

2001 – 2002: Czech First Deputy Defence Minister

Professional career

2010 – 2014: European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy,


2005 – 2009: Czech Permanent Representative to NATO

2003 – 2005: Czech Ambassador to the UK

1998 – 2001: Czech Ambassador to Lithuania (2000 – 2001 NATO Contact Point Embassy in

Lithuania)

1996 – 1998: Director, Security Policy Dept., Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1995 – 1996: Director, United Nations Dept., Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1994 – 1995: Czech Delegation Member and Alternate Representative to the UN Security

Council

1990 – 1995: First Secretary, Czechoslovakian (later Czech) Permanent Delegation at the UN

1987 – 1990: Desk Officer, United Nations Dept., Czechoslovakian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Honours

2008: Golden Lime Tree of Minister of Defence of the Czech Republic

2002: Order of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas, 3rd Class

2002: Cross of Merit of Minister of Defence of the Czech Republic, Grade I.

Education

1988: UN disarmament study program

1981 – 1986: Moscow State Institute of International Relations

1980 – 1981: Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University, Prague

Languages

Czech: mother tongue

English and Russian: thorough knowledge

French and German: basic knowledge

Péter Balás


Short bio-note:

Péter Balás was born 25/06/1949 in Budapest, Hungary

Education Budapest University of Economic Sciences

Doctor’s degree in economics 1975

Budapest University of Economic Sciences

University degree in economics 1972

Budapest University of Economic Sciences

Professional Career

Head, Support Group for Ukraine (SGUA)

Deputy Director General, DG Trade, European Commission since 2005

AMBASSADOR, Permanent Representative of Hungary to the WTO 2002-2005

Chairman, Working Group on trade, debt and finance 2004-2005

Chairman, Special Session of the dispute settlement body 2002-2004

Deputy State Secretary for International Economic Relations

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Budapest 2000-2002

Deputy State Secretary for International Economic Relations

Ministry of Economic Affairs, Budapest 1996-2000

Assistant State Secretary,

Ministry of Industry and Trade, Budapest 1994-1996

Director General, Ministry of International Economic Relations 1991-1994

Deputy Head of the GATT Representation of Hungary 1986-1991

Chairman, Meat Market Analyses Group

of the International Meat Council and the Meat Coucil 1989-1991

Director, Ministry of Foreign Trade 1982-1986

Commercial Counsellor

Commercial Representation of Hungary in Colombo, Sri Lanka 1978-1982

Desk Officer for South East Asia

Ministry of Foreign Trade, Budapest 1972-1978

Other activities:

Visiting Assosiate professor

Széchenyi István College, Faculty of Economics, Győr


Evgeny Vinokurov

Eurasian Development Bank (EDB), Centre for Integration Studies, Russia

Short bio note:

Dr. Evgeny Vinokurov is the founding director of the EDB Centre

for Integration Studies since 2011. The Centre specializes

in quantitative research but also engages in qualitative analysis and

carries out activities in the following fields: economic integration in

the Eurasian Economic Union, mutual investment and corporate

integration, trade economics, fiscal and monetary issues,

cooperation in the market for financial services, systematic research

of Eurasian integration based on the theories of regional and global

integration. Over the last four years, the Centre realized 50+ projects and published

30+ reports. The Centre works extensively for national ministries, presidential administrations

and the Eurasian Economic Commission.

Dr. Vinokurov was educated at the universities of Kaliningrad, Fairfield, Göttingen, Grenoble

and Moscow. He earned a Ph.D. in economy from Pierre Mendes-France University (Grenoble

II) and Dr. hab. in economy from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations

(IMEMO), Moscow. After several years of experience in applied economy research projects at

the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Catholic University of Leuven and the

University of Jena he proceeded to working with the EDB, being responsible for macro- and

microeconomic analysis in particular, as well as the development bank's research program.

He has actively been engaged in studying economic and political integration. In the EDB,

Vinokurov focused on the issues of economic integration in the post-Soviet space and Eurasia.

Vinokurov argued in favor of solidifying ‘the integration core’ in the post-Soviet space, thus

providing conceptual underpinning for the emerging EEU. Together with A. Libman he

developed a theory of ‘holding-together regionalism’ to explain the patterns of regional re-

integration processes. His research also focuses on integration processes across the Eurasian

continent, spanning Europe, Russia, Central, South and Eastern Asia. This approach

differentiates itself by the continental scope, covering the fastest growing regions of the world

and concentrating on the emerging economic and political linkages in Eurasia. It provides a

coherent view of Eurasian continental integration. The concept of Eurasian continental

integration was the subject of the book ‘Eurasian Integration: Challenges of Transcontinental

Regionalism’. Vinokurov argues that cooperation in should be based on multiple overlapping

integration projects of primarily functional nature involving governments, sub-national and

supranational institutions. He further argues that open regionalism in Eurasia is an economically

optimal supplement to regional integration initiatives, in particular to post-Soviet integration.

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Member of the International Studies Association (ISA) and the University Association for

Contemporary European Studies (UACES). Editor of the Journal of Eurasian Economic

Integration (2008-) and Eurasian Integration Yearbook (2008-2013). Author and co-author of six

individual monographies and editor of 10 collective monographies, including: Eurasian

Integration: Challenges of Transcontinental Regionalism. Basingstoke and New York: Palgrave

Macmillan, 2012 (with A. Libman); Holding-Together Integration: 20 Years of the Post-Soviet

Integration. Basingstoke and New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012 (with A. Libman); System of

Indicators of Eurasian Integration I and II. EDB: St. Petersburg, Almaty, 2010 and 2014;

Eurasian Continental Integration, EDB: Saint-Petersburg, 2012 (with A. Libman); Adapting to

European Integration? The Case of the Russian Exclave Kaliningrad. Manchester University

Press, Manchester, 2012 (with S. Gänzle and G.Müntel); A Theory of Enclaves. Lexington

Books, Lanham, MD, 2007; The CIS, the EU, and Russia: Challenges of Integration, Palgrave

Macmillan, London, 2007 (with K. Malfiet and L. Verpoest); Kaliningrad: Enclaves and

Economic Integration. CEPS, Brussels, 2007.

He published in the Journal of Common Market Studies, Review of International Political

Economy, Post-Communist Economies, European Urban and Regional Studies, Problems of

Economic Transition, and the Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies.

Contacts:

Evgeny Vinokurov

Director of the Centre for Integration Studies, Eurasian Development Bank,

Paradnaya Str. 7, Saint-Petersburg, 191014, Russia

Tel +7 812 3342422, fax +7 812 3294041


mailto:[email protected]

ZhongXiang Zhang

College of Management and Economics, Tianjin University, China

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Distinguished University Professor, Tianjin University, China

Fellow, Asia and the Pacific Policy Society, Australia

China Country Representative, the European Association of

Environmental and Resource Economists

Co-editor of Environmental Economics and Policy Studies,

International Journal of Ecological Economics & Statistics,

International Journal of Global Energy Issues, and International

Journal of Public Policy

Scientific Council, IDDRI, Sciences Po, Paris

After giving up a position of Director of Research at one large intergovernmental organization in

the capital of one OECD country, ZhongXiang Zhang (张中祥) in September 2012 took up a

position of a distinguished university professor and chairman at School of Economics, Fudan

University, China. He is now a distinguished university professor at College of Management and

Economics, Tianjin University, China. He is a Fellow of Asia and the Pacific Policy Society,

Australia, and is serving as China Country Representative of the European Association of

Environmental and Resource Economists, and on the Scientific Council of Paris-based IDDRI,

Sciences Po. He also is a Fellow of CESifo, Germany; a distinguished professor at the Chinese

Academy of Sciences, China; an adjunct professor at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

and University of Hawaii at Manoa; an advisor to Center for National Resource Economics

Studies at Peking University; an invited member of UK-based Climate Strategies; and a research

associate at American University and Australian National University.

He is co-editor of Environmental Economics and Policy Studies, International Journal of

Ecological Economics & Statistics, International Journal of Global Energy Issues, and

International Journal of Public Policy; and is serving on the editorial boards of other eleven

international journals including Climate Policy; Energy Policy; Environmental Science and

Policy; International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics; and International

Review of Environmental and Resource Economics.

He has authored over 200 publications, and authored and edited 20 books and special issues of

international journals (Climate Policy; Energy Economics; Energy Policy; International

Economics and Economic Policy; International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and

Economics; Journal of Policy Modeling; and Mineral Economics). He is among the top 20

authors from Chinese universities in all branches of social sciences based on the first-authored

articles in SSCI/A&HCI over 1956-2008, is among the most cited authors by the IPCC Climate

Change 2001 and 2007, and by Trade and Climate Change: WTO-UNEP Report, and is among

IDEAS/RePEc list of both the leading energy economists and the leading environmental

economists in the world. Based on the number of author-weighted journal pages, he is among the

Top 1000 Economists in the worldwide ranking.

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His professional services include leading an experts panel to evaluate economic and social

impacts of the ten national key projects with total funding of US$ 30 billion from China’s central

government (appointed by Ministry of Science and Technology), joining colleagues from the

“Circle of Climate Gurus” (current UNFCCC Executive Secretary) to assess the adequacy of the

world’s efforts on climate change; co-authoring a first, comprehensive and authoritative

document on international rules for greenhouse gas emissions trading (published by the United

Nations in 1999); working with five “world’s leading environmental economists” to improve the

design of the EU emissions trading scheme; getting involved in a variety of activities with chief

climate negotiators from a dozen key countries; serving as an expert to many national and

international organizations (including UNCTAD, UNEP, UNDP, the European Commission,

North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation, ADB, OECD, IEA, the World

Bank, and IPCC); frequently keynoting major international conferences in Asia, Europe and

North America (including five plenary addresses to the International Association for Energy

Economics conferences); and organizing high-profile international conferences in Asia, Europe

(including the conference at the European Commission) and the US. He is frequently interviewed

with and cited by the major media. Appointed by Peking University President, he conducted in

2013 with three U.S. National Academy Fellows the first ever International Peer Review of

PKU’s academic, pedagogical, and developmental activities.

He began his career in Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform

Commission in Beijing (1987-89), and had over 20 years of working experience in Europe and

the US. Most recently, he was a distinguished university professor and chairman at School of

Economics, Fudan University, China (2012-15); and a senior fellow at East-West Center,

Honolulu (2001-12). Prior to that, he worked in the Netherlands, at both Faculty of Law and

Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen (1997-2001); Department of Economics,

Wageningen University (1992-96); and Policy Studies Department, Energy research Centre of

the Netherlands (1990). He was a visiting fellow at Pennsylvania State University and Stanford

University (1996). He received Ph.D in economics from Wageningen University, The

Netherlands, and BSc (1984) and MSc (1987) in energy engineering from Tianjin University, the

oldest Chinese university.

Some of Professor Zhang’s publications are available at:

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Contact info

Prof. ZhongXiang Zhang (张中祥), Ph.D in Economics

Distinguished University Professor

College of Management and Economics

Tianjin University

Tianjin 300072

China


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Yury Shcherbanin

Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Short bio note:

Professor, PhD, Dc.Sc.(Econ.)

Born: 24 March 1952

Education and Teaching

1969-1971 – Moscow Institute of Petrochemical And Gas Industry

“Gubkin”

1971 - 1975 – Institute of Oil, Gas and Geology, Bucharest,

Romania,

Petrochemical Technology Engineer

1985-1987 – Diplomatic Academy of the USSR Foreign Ministry,

International Economy Faculty

1987 – Candidate of Economy Science (Ph.D.Econ), International Economy Dissertation

1995-1997 – Diplomatic Academy Doctorate Study/Research

1997 – Doctor of Economy Science, International Economy Dissertation, Professor

1994 –Graduated Special Courses WTO, Geneva, Switzerland

1998 – Graduated Special Courses at Asia Pacific Research Energy Center, Energy Economy,

Tokyo, Japan.

1995 – 2008 – Professor, Diplomatic Academy Russian Foreign Ministry (DARFM)

2010-2012 – Chief Department of World Economy DARFM

2000 – present time – Professor, Moscow State University of International Relations (MGIMO),

Moscow Economic School – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Professor Astrahan State

University.

2011 – present time – Chief of Department of Oil Trading and Logistics Russian State University

of Oil and Gas “Gubkin”

2013 – present time – Visiting professor Molde Technical University of Logistics (Norway)

Employment

1995-1977 – Research Fellow Moscow Institute Of Petrochemical And Gas Industry “Gubkin”,

Department Of Oil Technology

1977-1998 – USSR/Russian Federation Foreign Ministry, Service in Moscow Central Board and

Abroad, Economic Analyzes Divisions.

1997-1998 – Chief Division Energy and Transport.

1998-2000 – Director of the International Cooperation Department Ministry of Transport of

Russian Federation, Member of Ministry Board

1998 – 2000 – Russian Part Chairman of the Subcommittee for Transport,Telecommunication

and Space Russia – European Union, Secretary of Intergovernmental Commission for Transport:

1.Russia-China, 2. Russia – Denmark, 3. Russia - Kyrgyzstan

2008 – present time – Chief Laboratory Analysis and Forecasting of Transport and Logistics

Systems of the Institute of Economic Forecasting Russian Academy of Sciences

Research Activity

Logistics and International Energy Transportations, International Raw Materials and Energy

Markets, International Transport Policy, World Economy.

More than 175 publications, incl. monographs, books, manuals for high education and research,

articles.

Contacts

Post Address:

Russia, 117418, Moscow, Nakhimovsky prospect, 47(Institute of Economic Forecasting Russian

Academy of Sciences)

Phone: +7-499-1293633, +7-499-1240629; Fax: +7-495-7189771

Mob.: +7-926-372-2482; +7915-1455266

E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]



František Stolárik

Transport-Scientific Association, Slovak Republic

Short bio note:

Ing. František Stolárik was born on 19.05.1945. He graduated

Slovak Technical University in Bratislava in 1970 with an

engineer degree in a major Traffic Engineering. He is

a Chairman and Co-founder of The Transport Science

Organization, which is a non-governmental institution in

Bratislava, Slovakia estabilished in 1991, focused on

professional and scientific work related to transport issues,

development of transport science as a recognized scientific

discipline reflecting economic, ecological, social, cultural and ethical dimensions of sustainable

development and application of gained information and knowledge into the emerging

information society and knowledge-based economy.

He started his career as a project manager in Slovak Airports Authority. He was also active in

a public sector where he was working on a governmental conceptions as Head Counsellor and

General Director of a Civil Aviation Department on The Ministry of Transport, Post and

Telecommunication of Slovak Republic. His career then continued in executives of various

slovak strategic airports and he was also a quality manager in Slovak Aviation Authority. Now

he still develops his major experience in all types of transport industry as a CEO of privat

transportation company. Language skills - English, Russian, French, German – passive level

He is a member of several professional and expert organizations:

-The Slovak Chamber of Civil Engineers - authorized engineer for road and civil engineering

- The Association of airport companies – former General Secretary

- The Transport Science Organization – Chairman

He has participated in many projects and important works:

- Development of investments in slovak and czech airports

- general project plan of the airports in Slovakia

- The concept of infrastructure development of civil aviation and airport planning

- studies, projects and aircraft engineering constructions in Slovak Republic

- consideration of barriers in protected zones of airports and security management

Summary of important works:

- The management of the buildings construction / check-in buildings, moving areas, service

facilities and light, radio navigation and radio safety equipment of the airports in Slovakia and

Czech Republic with the participation of domestic and foreign suppliers and foreign investors

- The concept of a civil aviation and restructuring of the airports in Slovakia

- Projects for zoning and construction permit, supervision and coordination of the

implementation of the heliports, e.g., the building on National Bank of Slovakia, The Kempinski

Hotel Bratislava, The Residence heliport ground Bardošova Bratislava, etc.


Jaromír Hladký


Short bio note:

Ing. Jaromír Hladký, CSc. was born on 14.11.1933. He graduated

Slovak Technical University in Bratislava in 1957 in major Traffic

engineering and Urbanism.

Mr. Ing. Jaromir Hladky, Csc. is retired now, but he is still an

active member of The Transport Science Organization (NGO

Bratislava- Slovakia).

He was working in various positions in public and privat

institutions in Slovakia (The Stavoprojekt Bratislava, The Research Institute of Architecture, The

URBION – State Planning Institute) but also in Algeria, where he was working under the

organization „Centre d´etudes et de realisations en urbanisme de Constantine“ (U.R.B.A.C.O) as

an engineer, surveyor and expert leader. Language skills- English, Russian, French, German –

passive level.

Urban design and study activities:

-Land-use Planning of the City of Constantine, Algeria (Co-author, transport)

-Underground high-speed tram Study, (Author)

-implementation of Three-level traffic junction project, Constantine, Algeria

-Study of Constantine Airport development, Algeria

- Batna railway bypass Study, Algeria

-Development plan of the Region Jijel – Taher, Algeria

Surveying activities:

-Land-use Planning of residential living zones in various Slovak cities and districts

-Technical Materials for D1 Highway Engineering, cooperation on transport infrastructure,

Slovakia

-General Transportation Master Plan of Bratislava

Academic activities:

-International Road Federation, Roma, 1967, Concept of transport in the Czechoslovakian towns

-Institute of Political Science of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, 2012, Vysegrad:

a Transit, Transform and Transport Region

-Pardubice, Czech Republic, 2012, Creating conditions for using of container traffic between

Europe and Asia

-Interoperability of Railway Infrastructure Competence Network, Prague, 2013, Eurasian

transport corridors - The Development possibilities

-Reming Consult JSC, Bratislava 2015, Eurasian transportation flows of goods and its impact on

the European transport system.


Katarína Zembjaková


Short bio note:

JUDr. Katarína Zembjaková, M.A. was born on 11.03.1988. She

graduated Law Faculty in Slovakia in 2011. She is also a master

graduate of The Moscow State Institute of International Relations

(MGIMO) in Moscow, Russia in 2014, in major Russian Foreign

Policy and Eastern Europe Studies. She took part on a double master

programme which included an exchange semester on The Institute of

International Relations of Taras Shevchenko State University in

Kiev, Ukraine in 2013.

After her sutudies she worked as an intern on The Permanent Representation of the Slovak

Republic to the EU in Bruxelles, Belgium. Now She works as a Consular Agent on Honorary

Consulate of Jamaica in Slovak Republic, seated in Bratislava.

She represents The Transport Science Organization, NGO (Bratislava, Slovakia) in

communication matters with foreign institutions and organizations.

Language skills: English, Russian,– active level, Polish, Ukrainian, French – passive level


Vyacheslav Ilyumzhinov

Eurasia Finance, Russia

Short bio note:

Vyacheslav Ilyumzhinov is the Managing Director for Russian office

of Eurasia Finance.

He graduated from Moscow Institute of international Relations and

from Russian Academy of State Service and Stavropol Agricultural

Institute.

He is a Doctor of economics and management, a full Member of the

International Academy of Future Studies.

Prior to his work in Eurasia Finance, he served in various positions in

diplomatic and public service, including as First deputy Prime Minister

and first Vice-Governor in republic of Kalmykia and Nenetsky Autonomous Okrug.

He is actively involved in promoting the restoration of the Silk Road and the construction of new

roads, railways across the territory of Kalmykia, including the construction of the channel

«Eurasia», connecting the Caspian Sea with the Black Sea region. He held talks on this subject

with representatives of government and business leaders of the Caspian states, China, Japan,

India, Turkey, Thailand and some other countries.

He has performed at various conferences on the development of transport infrastructure in

Eurasia.

Mob. +7 (967)0329460


Michael Emerson

Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Belgium

Short bio note:

Michael Emerson is Associate Senior Research Fellow at the Centre

for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels, since 1998.

A graduate of Balliol College, Oxford, he first worked as an

economist at OECD, Paris (1966-1973).

He then moved to the European Commission (1973-1996), with

positions including economic adviser to the President (Roy Jenkins),

and EU ambassador to Moscow (1991-1996).

He was then Senior Research Fellow at the London School of Economics (1996-1998).

Numerous publications on EU economic and foreign policies.


Andrey Lipin

Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), Russia

Short bio note:

Education:

New Economic School, Moscow, M.A., Economics, 2012.

Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of SB RAS,

Novosibirsk, Ph.D., 2009.

Novosibirsk State University, M.A., Economics, 2006.

Novosibirsk State University, Diploma, 2004.

Working experience

2005-2010, various real sector companies, Russia. Key

responsibilities: game theory, industrial organization analysis, strategical planning.

2012-till now, Eurasian Economic Commission, Deputy Director of Macroeconomic policy

Department, Head of Macro Research. Responsible for managing forecasting process (short

term, medium term (BVAR, DSGE) and long term forecast), macroeconomic policy analysis in

the SIS member states and integration effects assessment at sectorial and aggregation level

(CGE, partial equilibrium models).


Yuliya Chalaya

Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), Russia

Short bio note:

Citizenship

The Russian Federation

Current position

The Head of Economic Policy Strategies Section, Macroeconomic

policy department

Organization

Eurasian Economic Commission

Education

In 2008 graduated the Financial University under the Government of

the Russian Federation. In 2012 received a PhD in Economics.

Yuliya Chalaya has more than 9 years’ work experience in commercial banks, government

bodies (Federal Treasury) and think-tank organizations (The Institute for Urban Economics).

Author of more than 30 articles, publications on issues of the public finance, state and municipal

planning and management, integration and regionalization.

At this moment the scope of scientific and practical interests is related to the theory and practice

of strategic planning and management in the public sector and regional associations, developing

the scenarios and analyzing long-term trends of economic development and macro-assessment of

the integration effects and the implementation of integration policies and measures.

Post address: 3/5 Smolensky Boulevard, bld. 1, Moscow 119121


Dmitry Chistilin

Simon Kuznets International Institute for Development and Self-organization, Ukraine

Short bio note:

Date of birth

October, 5, 1964

Place of birth

Murmansk, Russia

Employment

President, International Nongovernmental Scientific Organization

“Simon Kuznets International Institute for Development and Self-

organization”

Education

1994 – a civil building(construction) engineer, National Academy of Civil building and

Architecture, Dnepropetrovsk. Major – Industrial and Civil Construction

1994-1997 – Master’s Degree, Ukraine National University of Economy, Kiev. Ukraine ,

Major – World Economy and International Economic relations

1997-2002 – a part-time post-graduate student, Institute of the World Economy and International

Relations of National Academy of Science of Ukraine , Kiev, Ukraine

2002-2007 – a candidate for a degree, National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine,

Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

2007 – International summer school of NECSI “Complex System Dynamics: Theory and

Methodology”, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

2007 – PhD in Economics

Topic of Master’s thesis work

“The Forming of National Monetary System in the Process of Integration into the World

Economic Relations on Example of the USA history ”.

Kiev National University of Economy, Kiev, 1997, Ukraine

Topic of PhD thesis work

“The Self-organizing as an Institutional Mechanism of Social Economic Systems Development”.

Dnepropetrovsk, Kiev, 2007, Ukraine.

Monograph

“The Self-Organization of the World Economy. Eurasian aspect”. Moscow, Economica

Press.2004. 237 p.(Russian version)The second publishing was in 2006.

Awards

19 October 2004. By results of the 4-th International Contest which was held by Russian

Academy of Sciences in appreciation of D .Chistilin’s contribution to the progress of social

sciences he has been conferred with the N.D. Kondratieff Bronze Medal №9 and Diploma.

12 September 2008. In appreciation of D .Chistilin’s contribution to the progress of economic

sciences he has been conferred with the charitable foundation “ Alfred Nobel Planet”Medal №5

and Diploma.

25 September 2010 awarded by the honorary Diploma of the Metropolitan of Dnepropetrovsk

and Pavlograd IRINEY “The blessing for great labour for the glory of the Russian Holy

Orthodox Church”

15 March 2011. Awarded by the honorary medal named after “I.H. Kucherenko” and Diploma of

the Ukranian Submariners Veterans Association. “For the great contribution to the civil

initiative for the established of the memory and names of the submariners , who die during

Second World War 1941 - 1945”

Маy 2011. Awarded by Diploma of the Winner of the scientific competition of 6the research

papers in Economy Development field , that held by Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon,

Mexico, for the paper : «Estudio sobre desarrollo economico: principios basicos, modelo y

evidencia empirica». (Paper in Spanish version)

16 Мay 2012. Awarded by the honorary orden of the “Alfred Nobel Planet” Charitable

Foundation named after “ For the supporting of the Nobel movements “

27 September 2013. Awarded by honorary medal named “150 years from the Vladimir

Vernadsky birthday ”and Diploma of the Russian Nongovernmental Ecological Foundation for

the memory of Vladimir Vernadsky “ For the contribution to the organizing of the permanent

International Scientific Congress for the Sustainable Development”

22 June 3013. Awarded by the honorary “Medal for Merit” of Russian Civil Society “Established

of the memory and names of the fellow citizens soldiers , who die during Second World War

1941 - 1945”

Organization Address: Kiev, Dnepropetrovsk , Geroev Stalingrada 106a , off.2.2, Ukraine ,

49034. Tel./fax: +38-056-763-08-47; E-mail: [email protected]

www.skisd.org

Mob. +38-067-630-97-00


Sergey Tkachuk

Scientific Center for Eurasian integration, Russia

Short bio note:

Sergey Tkachuk is a Project Director of "Scientific Center for

Eurasian integration."

He is a graduate student of the Department "World Economy",

Russian Economic University named after G.V. Plekhanov.

Permanent member of the joint program of the Russian Academy of

Sciences and the International Institute for Applied

Systems Analysis (Austria) "Challenges and Opportunities of

Economic Integration within a wider European and Eurasian Space".

He is co-author of the monograph "The European Union and the Eurasian Economic

Community: similarities and differences between the processes of integration of construction."

Sergey Tkachuk was awarded of the gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation for the

contribution to the creation of the Customs Union and the Common Economic Space.

Research interests - investigation of forms and mechanisms of modern regional economic

integration, as well as approaches to the creation of a wide zone of a harmonious (barrier-free)

economic cooperation in Eurasia.


Yury Gromyko

Shiffers-Institute of Advanced Studies,

«Millennium Bank» (Closed Joint-Stock Company), Russia

Short bio note:

Yury Gromyko is a Director of Consulting/research company

Shiffers Institute of Advanced Studies, based in Moscow, Russia;

Professor of Moscow State University, as well as Visiting

Professor at Tamkang University in Taipei, Taiwan; Doctor of

Psychology. He is a member of the board at “Millenium” bank

(Moscow).

His research interests lie in the sphere of international political

economy, innovation politics, education and international

cooperation in Eurasia. He has been one of the initiators of international cooperative initiative

“Transeurasian belt of Razvitie” which embraces researchers, politicians and businessmen from

the European Union (Italy, Germany, France), Asia (Kazakhstan, Japan, China) and Russia.

Published more than 200 articles and 30 monographs including international publications in the

field of political economy mainly on the project of “Transeurasian belt of Razvitie”.

In the consultancy practice launched more than 200 projects with major Russian companies,

regional authorities as well as international partners: from strategic consulting for Russian energy

companies to joint international public conferences on new approaches to

international cooperation.


Paolo Raimondi

Italian Committee «Razvitie Project», Economic daily «ItaliaOggi», Italy

Short bio note:

Economist, Coordinator of the Italian Committee

for the “Razvitie Project”.

Editorialist of the economic daily “ItaliaOggi”.

Paolo Raimondi (1950) studied at the “Bocconi” University of

Economics of Milan.

He is an expert in international finance and economic

consultant.

Since 1975 he lived in Germany and in the United States.

From 1976 to 2005 he worked in an economic research centre in Germany.

During the period between 2006 and 2009 chairman of the regional tax entity “Equitalia”,

controlled by the Finance Ministry.

Since 2008 he is editorialist of the Italian economic daily “ItaliaOggi”. He writes international

economic and financial analyses for other Italian dailies like, “La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno”,

“Europa” and for specialized economic magazines, like “La Finanza”. His analyses are also

published in Russia, Kazakhstan, Brazil and other countries.

Author of many articles and of the books “I gattopardi di Wall Street”, 2010, and “Il casino

globale della finanza”, 2015.


http://wpfdc.org/community/18344-raimondi-paolo-italy-economist-editorialist-of-the-economic-daily-italia-oggi

Marco Ricceri

The Institute for Political, Social and Economic studies (EURISPES), Italy

Short bio note:

Marco Ricceri is an expert, European social and labour policies, is

acting as secretary general of the EURISPES, a primary Italian

research institute in the economic, social, territorial development

(see web site www.eurispes.eu).

Ricceri is also: coordinator of the Ethic Committee of the A.E.I. –

European Agency of Investments, Geie, (London); chairman,

Committee of High Consultancy-CEC, I.T.A.-Italian Trade

Commission, (Rome); Co-Chairman of the Russian-Italian

Committee for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development, at the State Duma (Russia);

member of the Steering Committee of the European Foundation for Social Quality-EFSQ

(Amsterdam-The Hague); enrolled in the list of “Pool of Reviewers” of the European Science

Foundation-ESF.(Strasbourg) for: “European Social Policy”, “Industrial Relations”.; chairman,

Scientific Committee, European Network on Labour Market Monitoring, Goethe University

(Frankfurt a.M).; co-founder and coordinator of the European Research Group “European Social

Model” (London-Bremen-Rome); co-founder of the European Research Group “Social

Incertainity and Precarity”- S.U.P.I. (Berlin).

Previous working experiences have been done: at the National Study Office of the CISL (Italian

Free Trade Union); at the Parliamentary Groups of the Italian Chamber of Deputies as Chief

Officer for the Economic Policies. Ricceri was substitute member of the E.E.S.C.– European

Economic and Social Committee, advisor of the Italian Ministry for Scientific Research.

University docent in Italy of “History of the European Integration Process”, “European

Institutions”, ”Global Government-Global Governance”; Visiting Professor at the Kuban State

University (Krasnodar), the Communication Management Centre of the Academy of National

Economy under the Government of Russian Federation – RANEPA (Moscow), the Plekhanov

Russian University of Economics (Moscow), FEFU – Far Eastern Federal University

(Vladivostock)

On 2012, Ricceri was awarded the Degree Honoris Causa in Scientific Cooperation by the

Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Europe, IE-RAS.


http://www.eurispes.eu/

Alexander Shirov

Institute for Economic Forecasting (IEF) of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Short bio note:

Alexander Shirov was born February 9, 1975.

Nationality: Russian.

Institution (Date from-to):

Moscow Institute of National Economy named by G.V. Pleckhanov,

1992-1998

Postgraduate course in the Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian

Academy of Sciences (RAS), 1999-2002

Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences,

2003

Degree or Diploma obtained M. Sc. in Economics

Main topics: Using of the world economic development indicators for constructing a foreign

trade block of inter-industry model.

Doctorate in Economics (Ph. D)

Ph.D. Thesis: The analysis and the forecast of the Russian economy and foreign trade

Membership in professional bodies:

Deputy Director, Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences

Other skills:

The member of editorial board of The Eurasian economic integration

Present position

Deputy Director, Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences

Key qualifications:

scientific interests are connected with the analysis and forecasting of the Russian economy,

Input-Output macroeconomic models.

the participant of the International IO Modelling INFORUM project since 1998

(http://inforumweb.umd.edu/Intpartn.html).

Professional Experience:

1998- 2014

Institute of Economic Forecasting RAS

Deputy Director,

Head of department,

Senior Researcher

Researcher

Macroeconomics, National economy analysis and forecasting, Input-Output Modelling,

Econometrics, Foreign trade.

2004-2005

Russian-European Centre for Economic Policy (RECEP), under Tacis AP2005

Senior expert

Macroeconomics, monitoring of foreign trade and WTO accession progress.


Fabrizio Zucca

CERTeT - Bocconi University, Italy

Short bio-note:

Fabrizio Zucca graduated in Economics and Social Science from

Bocconi University in 1991.

In 1992, he began working for Lombardy Region where he helped

manage the Regional Healthcare Fund and then moved to the

planning division.

In 1994, he was hired by Dutch Group ING. He initially dealt with

intra-Group treasury affairs and then moved onto risk management.

In 1996, Fabrizio moved to the HSBC Group where his main activities included dealing with

corporate clients.

In 1999, he became the Head of the Treasury and Credit Division of the Bosch Italia Group.

In 2001, Fabrizio obtained a university diploma in Development Projects from the ISPI in

Milan. In 2006, he obtained a second degree from the Faculty of Political Science in Milan with

a thesis on statistical simulation.

At the end of 2001, he began to work as a consultant. First, he was appointed to the Steering

Committee for the Foundation for the Development of Italian-Russian relations and later joined

the team entrusted with setting up an agency to attract investment to Milan. Between 2001 and

now, his consultancy activities have taken place in the specific sectors that still form the core of

such work: governance, finance and internationalisation.

In 2010 together with 3 other partners he founded the company Strategia e Sviluppo Consultants.

The company, based in Milan but with offices in Russia, Ukraine, China and USA provides a full

range of services in strategic planning and business development, international finance and

accounting, compliance and anti-bribery legislations and business intelligence.

Over the years, Fabrizio has fulfilled other roles, among which a member of the Board of

Directors of such companies as: Integra Srl and Milano Servizi Integrati Srl (merged into IDM

Srl), Biancamano SpA (listed on Milan Stock Exchange), Federfidi Lombardia Scarl, NCH SpA.

Since 2014 is Fellow professor at Bocconi Business School and affiliated CerTeT Bocconi,

Research centre for Regional Economics, Transport and Tourism.


Gian Guido Folloni

Italian Institute for Asia and the Mediterranean (ISIAMED), Italy

Short bio-note:

Gian Guido Folloni, 69 years old, married with four children.

Journalist and Director of the Catholic newspaper “Avvenire”

in the ’80.

Former member of the Senat and Minister of the Italian Republic.

Today is the President of Isiamed (Italian Institute for Asia and the

Mediterranean) and Head of the Department of Foreign Affairs

"Democratic Centre", a party in the center-left coalition, adjoin to the

Democratic Party, which is presently the main Italian ruling Party.


Hideto Tomabechi

Cognitive Research Laboratories, Inc.,

Carnegie Mellon University – CyLab, USA

Short bio-note:

Professor Sir Hideto Tomabechi was born in 1959 in Tokyo Japan.

He received his BA in 1983 from Sophia University in Tokyo

majoring in International Relations and Linguistics.

He joined Mitsubishi Estate in 1983 and played a role in

Mitsubishi's acquisition of Rockefeller Center in 1989. During his

career as a finance officer for Mitsubishi, he received his Fulbright

Scholarship to study at Graduate School at Yale University in

Artificial Intelligence.

He moved to Carnegie Melon University (CMU) and received his Ph.D. in Computational

Linguistics in 1993. He has continued to be affiliated with CMU and is now an Adjunct Fellow

at CyLab at CMU.

He was appointed Associate Professor of Information Science and Intelligent Systems at

Tokushima University in Japan. After leaving Tokushima University, he joined Cognitive

Research Laboratories and led number of national projects in information science, artificial

intelligence and social infrastructure.

Professor Tomabechi also joined many advisory committees for government policies in

information science and social infrastructure. He also was an advisor to Japanese Cabinet during

Democratic Party administration.

He was appointed an Endowed Chair Professor at Nankai University in China in 2003. He also

was appointed a Visiting Professor at Far Eastern Federal University in Russia in 2012. He

holds a tittle of Cavalier di Gran Croce, Ordine dei Santi Maurizio e Lazzaro (Knight Grand

Cross, Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus).



Roman Mogilevsky

CASE-Kyrgyzstan, Institute of Public Policy & Administration,

University of Central Asia (UCA), Kyrgyzstan

Short bio-note:

Dr. Roman Mogilevskii is Associate Director and Senior Research

Fellow of the Institute of Public Policy and Administration,

University of Central Asia.

He has extensive experience researching trade policy, public

finance, and macroeconomics in Central Asia and Central Europe.

He has also participated in the implementation of research,

advisory and training programs across the former Soviet Union and

has published numerous papers on the issues of regional

cooperation and economic policy.

Dr. Mogilevskii has held advisory positions at a variety of international organizations operating

in Central Asia, such as the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations

Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and the European

Commission.

He has also served as the Executive Director of the Center for Social and Economic Research in

Kyrgyzstan (CASE-Kyrgyzstan). Dr. Mogilevskii holds a Candidate of Sciences degree in

Physics and Mathematics from the Institute of Mechanics of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences

and a degree in Engineering and Economics from the Frunze Polytechnic Institute.


Jonathan Tennenbaum

Science and Technology, Germany

Short bio-note:

Jonathan Tennenbaum was born on December 4, 1950 in Chicago,

Illinois, USA.

He studied mathematics, physics and foreign languages at the

University of Rochester, Cornell University, Princeton University and

the University of California at San Diego, and received his doctorate

in mathematics in 1973 at the age of 22 years.

Moving to Europe in 1974, he was first Postdoctoral Fellow at

Cambridge University and then Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Copenhagen University,

Denmark. Beginning 1981 his interests shifted to the interrelationship of economics, science and

technology.

He worked from 1981 to 1988 as editor of the German-language science magazine Fusion and

from 1988 to 2006 in the research unit of the news service EIR, specializing in macroeconomics,

economic policy and the economic impact of advanced technologies. From 2007 to the present

Tennenbaum has been working as an independent consultant in Berlin, Germany.

Since the mid-1990s he has been deeply involved with the topic of Trans-Eurasian infrastructure,

especially with reference to China and Russia, and is the author of numerous articles and

conference presentations on this topic.

He is now completing a book on “The Physical Economy of National Development.”

Tennenbaum is fluent in English, German, Russian, French, and Danish and has a good basic

knowledge of Spanish and Chinese (Mandarin).


Henry Liu

University of Missouri, USA

Short bio-note:

The Wall Street Journal reported on the front page of its September

20, 1978 edition that the government of the People’s Republic of

China, in its historic move to open trade with the US, appointed

Henry C.K. Liu, a Hong Kong-born, American-educated professor

of architecture, as advisor to the PRC General Administration for

Travel and Tourism, with authority to conduct negotiations with US

companies on the development of tourism, including hotels and

tourism-related transportation, a program that kick-started China’s

economic reform and development. Since then, for two decades, Mr.

Liu has provided unofficial advice to several Chinese government ministries on US-China

relations, economic development and monetary policy. Since the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997,

he has also provided policy advice to several other governments of developing countries on ways

to deal with monetary crises created by financial globalization. Since the global credit crisis that

broke out in mid 2007, Mr. Liu, having predicted its inevitability as early as 2005, has been

providing advice to several governments on policy in response to the crisis.

Mr. Liu studied architecture, urban design and development at Harvard, graduating in 1960. He

was Chairman of the Graduate Urban Design Department at UCLA from 1964-69, during which

he designed a research facility for the UCLA Brain Research Institute for which he received a

national design award in 1967. He received a Certificate of Meritorious Service from the Mayor

of Los Angeles in 1966 for his work on formulating goals for the future of the city. He has also

served as visiting professor on the faculty at Harvard and Columbia. His interest in economics

began with interdisciplinary work in urban planning, design and development.

Mr. Liu has worked as a consultant for private clients, including Arkansas Governor, the late

Winthrop Rockefeller, for whom he planned the development of over 20,000 acres of land in

Arkansas and Tennessee that received a national urban design award in 1968. Among his other

private sector clients was the Ford Motor Company for which he provided development advice

on real estate. He also advised New York Governor, the late Nelson Rockefeller, on urban

development and clean water policy during the latter’s governorship of New York State.

Mr. Liu was a developer of commercial real estate in New York during 1970-1980 initiating

major projects in New York and Washington D.C. that later were sold profitably to other

developers.

Mr. Liu is now chairman of a New York based private investment group, a Visiting Professor of

Global Development at the Economics Department at University of Missouri at Kansas City and

an Honorary Professor at the HuaZhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, China.

He is also a senior global economic analyst for Xinhua News, China’s official news agency.

Commentaries by Mr. Liu on geopolitics, economics, history, culture and philosophy appear

regularly in Asia Times on Line (atimes.com) and on his website: henryckliu.com and

liaoziguang.org (in Chinese). His articles are widely read, receiving some 75,000 hits on the first

day of publication regularly and often reposted in many different languages on the Internet. A

map on the website shows the location of visitors to it around the globe.

His commentaries are carried on the website of Top Wonks, a Progressive list of experts, and

also on Next New Deal, the blog of the Roosevelt Institute.

Mr. Liu is recognized as having coined the term “dollar hegemony” in his 2002 article in

AsiaTimes to describe a geopolitically-constructed peculiarity through which critical

commodities, the most notable being oil, are denominated in fiat dollars, not backed by gold or

other species since President Nixon took the dollar off gold in 1971. The recycling of petro-

dollars into other dollar assets is the price the US has extracted from oil-producing countries for

US tolerance for the oil-exporting cartel since 1973. Dollar hegemony separates the trade value

of every other currency from direct connection to the productivity of the issuing economy to link

it directly to the size of dollar reserves held by the currency issuing central bank. Dollar

hegemony enables the US to own indirectly but essentially the entire global economy by

requiring its wealth to be denominated in fiat dollars that the US can print at will with little

monetary penalties.

Mr. Liu is known as having advocating in his public lectures that China should denominate its

export in its own currency (RMB) to reduce the adverse effects of dollar hegemony. The

approach has since been adopted by the Chinese government.

He has also proposed developing China's domestic economy with sovereign credit in lieu of

relying on foreign capital, so as to finance a national policy of full employment with rising

wages.


Elena Rovenskaya


Short bio-note:

Elena Rovenskaya is the Advanced Systems Analysis (ASA)

Program Director. She is also a Research Scholar at the Optimal

Control Department of the Faculty of Computational Mathematics

and Cybernetics, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia. Her

scientific interests lie in the fields of theory of optimal control, ill-

posed problems and economic-environmental modeling.

Dr. Rovenskaya graduated in 2003 from the Faculty of Physics,

Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia. She received her PhD

in 2006 from the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics, Lomonosov Moscow

State University, Russia. The title of her PhD thesis was “On solving the problem of finding the

optimal compatibility parameter value for a class of equations in a normalized space.” In 2005,

Dr. Rovenskaya participated in the Young Scientists Summer Program and since 2006 she has

been collaborating with the Dynamic Systems Program (now Advanced Systems Analysis

Program). In 2012 she was appointed Deputy Program Leader for the ASA Program. In 2014 she

was appointed Advanced Systems Analysis (ASA) Program Director.

Dr. Rovenskaya's current research is focusing on modeling of optimal forest management,

exploring systemic risks in ecological networks, modeling economic growth with environmental

constraints and agent-based modeling of regional development.


Peter Havlik

The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw)

The International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)

Short bio note:

Peter Havlik is staff economist and former Deputy Director at The

Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw) and guest

research scholar at the International Institute for Applied Systems

Analysis (IIASA). His main research areas currently cover economic

transition in Central and Eastern Europe, foreign trade,

competitiveness, EU integration, EU-Russian relations and analysis

and forecasts of macroeconomic developments. He is also country

eixpert for Russia and the Newly Independent States (NIS) at wiiw.

During his career he participated in and coordinated various large

projects, for instance ‘Industrial Restructuring in the NIS: experiences of and lessons from the

new EU Member States (INDEUNIS), funded by the EU Sixth Framework Programme (2005-

2007) and ‘European energy security‘, a project on energy security for the OENB Jubilee fund

(2008-2010). He has also contributed to and coordinated various chapters to the EU

Competitiveness Reports (2003, 2009, 2012) and conducted a study on the Economic

Development of the Black Sea Region for the Austrian Ministry of Economy in 2009.


Anastasia Stepanova


Short bio-note:

Anastasia Stepanova has PhD in economics, docent of

D. Mendeleyev University of Chemical Technology of Russia.

She lectures on the subjects: "Financial markets and

institutions," "Price formation," and "Risk management".

Anastasia has two certificate from the Federal Service for

Financial Markets of Russian Federation 1.0 "Broker, dealer

activities and management securities activities" and certificate

4.0 "Depositary activity".

Anastasia was a Vice Chairman and Head of the programs "Pure Water" and "Ecology" of the

Student Parliamentary Club of the State Duma of Russia (2008-2011).

Dr. Stepanova was assistant deputy Pavel Medvedev in State Duma of the fifth convocation, the

Chairman of the Sub-Committee on the Law of Banks and Banking activity of State Duma of the

State Duma Committee on Financial Markets on a voluntary basis. From September, 2013 she is

a member of the Expert Council of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

Since January, 2014 she works at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

(IIASA) as a Research scholar and Project manager of IIASA international and interdisciplinary

research project «Challenges and Opportunities of Economic Integration within a Wider

European and Eurasian Space».

Research interests: politics, integration, investment and public-private partnerships, sustainable

development. Anastasia is the author of more than 20 scientific and non-fiction works, including

six books and monographs: "Russian National unifying idea "Russian Zdrava"(2007); "The

project of the All-Russia Political Party "United Russia" "Pure Water": from idea to the State

program"(2010); "Water. Earth. Human" (2012); "Eurasian Union and Ukraine" (2013);

"Ensuring financial stability of small and medium-sized enterprises" (2014), "Attracting and

realization of investments" (2015).

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