Laurent Weill (University of Strasbourg) examined the hypothesis that characterisitics of the dictator influence on the foreign investors.
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Who Will Be the Next President?: A Guide to the U.S. Presidential Election System (Springerbriefs in Law) 2nd ed.
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Nikitin A. A., Nikolaev M.
Doklady Mathematics. 2019. Vol. 100. No. 2. P. 485-487.
Book chapter
Aleskerov F. T., Gavrilenkova I., Shvydun S. et al.
In bk.: Local Proceedings of Group Decision and Negotiation 2019. 2019. P. 1-10.
Working paper
Piontkovski D., La Scala R., Tiwari S.
arxiv.org. math. Cornell University, 2019
The Department of Mathematics is a division of the HSE Faculty of Economics, which brings together experts in numerical methods, differential equations, discrete mathematics, probability theory and mathematical statistics, data analysis, operations research and game theory, decision theory.
Department lecturers teach a wide range of subjects at the Faculty of Business and Management, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Computer Science, the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Economics as well as the Postgraduate School of Computer Science.
Kemal Kivanc Akoz (HSE) examined usage of preemptive and counter offers in multiagent games with full and partial information.
Leonid Polishchuk (HSE) traced differences to the political environments at the time of reforms, when restriction of checks and balances was considered instrumental to expediting unpopular transformations and protecting the reforms from populist backlash.
Emre Dogan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Mathematics of the Faculty of Economic Sciences speaks about his academic career, research, hobby and gives important life advice to students
HSE Seminar on Political Economy: Michele Valsecchi (NES) about the Impact of Sanctions on Elections
Michele Valsecchi (NES) showed that economic sanctions are not an effective tool for reaching one of their primary goals and can actually backfire
Eugenia Chernina (HSE) explored how far individuals’ perceptions deviate from the true level of inequality and what factors shape the divergence.
Aleksey Oshchepkov explored the network (or parochial) corruption which is conditional on the social connections between bureaucrats and private agents. Using data from the Life in Transition Survey (LiTS) which covers all post-socialist countries? Aleksey found that network corruption is more persistent over time, less related to contemporary national socio-economic and institutional characteristics and has stronger historical roots than market corruption
Dmitry Veselov explored the effect of migration of Russian settlers on the intra-regional development in Kazakhstan using the 1897 census dataset of the Russian Empire and modern economic data to provide links between the density of the Russian population in Kazakhstan and the current level of economic development.
Koen Schoors studied how institutional quality moderates the relationship between generalized trust and preferences for redistribution. It has been well established in the literature that generalized trust is conducive to greater support for redistribution because it reduces expectations of cheating and free-riding among others.
