sociological research and social critique
Join Flying University expert talk in Berlin on 22 November 2024, 18:00 CET, face-to-face and in zoom
Foucault and the Audit Profession: A Hidden Liaison
Alexander Bikbov, Frank Fabel, Milda Bagdonaite
Using Foucault to investigate auditing as a practice of knowledge: what kind of epistemology, which contribution by scholars and insiders, what kind of control and what kind of governmentality is auditing?
Osteuropa Institut (Freie Universität Berlin) invites to a lecture and discussion
Neomercantilist Turn of Neoliberal Government: Russia as a Global (South) Model?
by Alexander Bikbov
on 21 November 2024, 16:00-18:00
Дискуссия на русском и немецком языках в берлинском Bildungswerk о неомеркантилистской мутации российского режима в глобальном контекте. Вход свободный.
Размещено в: english, дискуссии, исследования on 21 Апр, 2024
Technological complexity and dangerous ambiguity of the Russian political regime, evolving from the early 2000s, is explored in two English-speaking discussions in Berlin.
April 23, Discussion of the book Flexible Authoritarianism by Anna Schwenck.
April 25, New Russian Mercantilism: the Path of War, presentation by Alexander Bikbov.
Размещено в: english, дискуссии, инициативы on 14 Фев, 2024
Everyday Life, Planned Consumption and Leisure in the Late Soviet Union
hosted by Alexander Bikbov, DAAD visiting professor at Lotman Institute RUB.
The seminar features leading historians of the late Soviet period to present in distance sessions their groundbreaking research and personal testimony of the phenomena of Soviet population management, production and consumption, urban life and collective sensibilities.
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Размещено в: italiano, исследования, публикации on 1 Авг, 2023
Traduzione italiana di un’importante analisi riguardo il passaggio del regime russo dal neoliberismo al neomercantilismo. Figure chiave, indicatori economici e sociali, esempi illustrativi.
Размещено в: français, исследования on 11 Июл, 2023
Indicateurs du secteur public et de l’économie russe qui révèlent une mutation de la gestion néolibérale, à la montée dans les années 2000, au modèle néomercantiliste qui résulte en guerre contre l’Ukraine en 2022.
