Olga Kuznetsova
Biographic Data
| ID | 1500704 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olga Kuznetsova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olga |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuznetsova |
| SIGNATURE | KUZNETSOVA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Manchester Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4989-0708 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Social Portrait of Chinese Migrant Students (on the Example of Irkutsk State University)
Symbolism and Painting of V. E. Borisov-Musatov
This article continues the series of author’s publications in this journal, dedicated to the work of Russian symbolist artists. In this case, symbolism is considered as a “way of understanding the world” (A. Bely), acting as a universal category in the interpretation of the process of human perception of the world. The ideological doctrine of discovering ideal being through symbols, substantiated by German philosophers (A. Schopenhauer, F. Nietzs…
Coastal municipalities in the spatial development of Russia
In the spatial structure of modern Russia, vast coastal zones play a significant role. Their further development requires a highly detailed and localized approach (down to the level of specific coastal municipalities) that considers the natural, ecological, and socio-economic conditions of settlement and economic activity. This article presents a methodological approach and the results of a multidimensional typology of Russia’s coastal municipal…
Chinese experience of mountain tourism management in the context of urbanization
The study is based on analyzing urban discourse in the context of mountain tourism development in China using Guizhou Province as an example. The focus is on exploring the interaction between urban and mountain cultures, and the formation of strategies that promote the sustainable development of the tourism industry in mountainous areas. Methods. The authors used system approach and factor analysis, as well as trans-disciplinary-regionological ap…
Co-Operation and Co-operatives in 21st-Century Europe
And then there were none
Our study engages evidence from a University and College Union branch archive to explore developments in employee relations (ER) that reflect the organisational effects of marketisation of UK universities. The evidence exposes points of strain in ER at a level of professional divide between managers and academics, and helps to understand their roots in the context of universities as organisational hybrids. Our investigation reveals the failure of…
Modern Transdisciplinary Regionology
The main purpose of the research results presented in this article is an attempt to define the goal and the objectives of the new discipline — transdisciplinary regionology, taking into consideration the experience of Russian and foreign schools. The subject of the research is approaches to defining goals and objectives of regional studies in different schools. To study these approaches, the authors use systemic analysis, comparative analysis, co…
Russia’s Long Twentieth Century. Voices, Memories, Contested Perspectives
Russia’s Long Twentieth Century. Voices, Memories, Contested Perspectives." Europe-Asia Studies, 69(4), pp. 703–704
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism." Europe-Asia Studies, 69(1), pp. 177–178
Contextual constraints and the relevance discovery process
This paper explores conceptually the process of relevance discovery prompted by a major alteration in the institutional settings that has caused a radical change in the existing management knowledge paradigm, as new, mostly “imported”, knowledge replaces the “old” knowledge base. This situation puts significant pressure on a particular group of experts designated in the literature as “knowledge gatekeepers”. Their role is particularly important w…
Banking and Finance
This article introduces the notion of the industry of banking and finance, its role, institutions and its relevant operations.
Moral Hazard
In economic theory, moral hazard is an inconvenience or disadvantage that may be caused to a person or organization by the actual or potential disregard of moral implications of behavioral choices on the part of another person or organization. The article introduces the notion of moral hazard and illustrates its manifestations.
Market
The article introduces the notion of the market, and explains the working of the market mechanism and the market economy.
The Respect study
NCT02307799 (the release date: 12/01/2014)
Socioeconomic differences in self-rated health among women
Women's self-rated health in St. Petersburg varied similarly by education but differently by income and employment as compared to Estonia and Finland. Education is likely the most meaningful dimension of women's socioeconomic position in St. Petersburg. More research is needed to further clarify the pathways between socioeconomic position and health in Russia
Bear Traps on Russia's Road to Modernization
How fit is the Russian patient -that is the Russian economy?What are its growth prospects?Two prominent American specialists Gaddy and Ickes have been exposing the signs and symptoms of post-communist Russia's poor health and the underlying causes for more than two decades.In the past they had identified many diagnostic oversights and made attempts to correct scholarly perceptions and expose policy makers' failures.This contribution continues in …
On the types of gradational constructions
Новосибирский государственный университет О типах градационных конструкцийАннотация: В статье делается попытка определения основных типов конструкций со скрепами градационной семантики
Contraceptive Use and Abortion Among Women Of Reproductive Age in St. Petersburg, Russia
CONTEXT: Although the characteristics associated with contraceptive use among Russian women have been studied, no large‐scale research has been conducted on women's use of different contraceptive methods and abortion. METHODS: A random sample of 1,147 women aged 18–44 completed questionnaires at local women's clinics in St. Petersburg in 2003–2004. Chi‐square tests were used to examine differences in selected characteristics among age‐groups, and…
Institutions, Business and the State in Russia
THIS ARTICLE LOOKS AT LINKS between firms’ behaviour and the institutional set-up in Russia. It seeks to achieve two objectives. The first is to demonstrate that an institutional approach may achieve what the neoclassical approach has largely failed to accomplish, i.e. explain the factors that forced a great number of firms in Russia to delay restructuring and other anticipated responses following privatisation and price liberalisation. The secon…
Privatisation, shareholding and the efficiency argument
THIS ARTICLE ADDRESSES A MAJOR AND YET UNDER-RESEARCHED ISSUE of the disciplinary mechanism in corporate systems of transition economies with a particular emphasis on Russia. The importance of this issue follows from the fact that privatisation and hence creation of corporations is the core process in the institutional restructuring in the economies of Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS. The successes of privatisation in terms of the absolute…
Institutions, Business and the State in Russia
THIS ARTICLE LOOKS AT LINKS between firms’ behaviour and the institutional set-up in Russia. It seeks to achieve two objectives. The first is to demonstrate that an institutional approach may achieve what the neoclassical approach has largely failed to accomplish, i.e. explain the factors that forced a great number of firms in Russia to delay restructuring and other anticipated responses following privatisation and price liberalisation. The secon…
Contraceptive Use and Abortion Among Women Of Reproductive Age in St. Petersburg, Russia
CONTEXT: Although the characteristics associated with contraceptive use among Russian women have been studied, no large‐scale research has been conducted on women's use of different contraceptive methods and abortion. METHODS: A random sample of 1,147 women aged 18–44 completed questionnaires at local women's clinics in St. Petersburg in 2003–2004. Chi‐square tests were used to examine differences in selected characteristics among age‐groups, and…
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism." Europe-Asia Studies, 69(1), pp. 177–178
Privatisation, shareholding and the efficiency argument
THIS ARTICLE ADDRESSES A MAJOR AND YET UNDER-RESEARCHED ISSUE of the disciplinary mechanism in corporate systems of transition economies with a particular emphasis on Russia. The importance of this issue follows from the fact that privatisation and hence creation of corporations is the core process in the institutional restructuring in the economies of Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS. The successes of privatisation in terms of the absolute…
Privatisation, shareholding and the efficiency argument
THIS ARTICLE ADDRESSES A MAJOR AND YET UNDER-RESEARCHED ISSUE of the disciplinary mechanism in corporate systems of transition economies with a particular emphasis on Russia. The importance of this issue follows from the fact that privatisation and hence creation of corporations is the core process in the institutional restructuring in the economies of Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS. The successes of privatisation in terms of the absolute…
Institutions, Business and the State in Russia
THIS ARTICLE LOOKS AT LINKS between firms’ behaviour and the institutional set-up in Russia. It seeks to achieve two objectives. The first is to demonstrate that an institutional approach may achieve what the neoclassical approach has largely failed to accomplish, i.e. explain the factors that forced a great number of firms in Russia to delay restructuring and other anticipated responses following privatisation and price liberalisation. The secon…
Contraceptive Use and Abortion Among Women Of Reproductive Age in St. Petersburg, Russia
CONTEXT: Although the characteristics associated with contraceptive use among Russian women have been studied, no large‐scale research has been conducted on women's use of different contraceptive methods and abortion. METHODS: A random sample of 1,147 women aged 18–44 completed questionnaires at local women's clinics in St. Petersburg in 2003–2004. Chi‐square tests were used to examine differences in selected characteristics among age‐groups, and…
On the types of gradational constructions
Новосибирский государственный университет О типах градационных конструкцийАннотация: В статье делается попытка определения основных типов конструкций со скрепами градационной семантики
Socioeconomic differences in self-rated health among women
Women's self-rated health in St. Petersburg varied similarly by education but differently by income and employment as compared to Estonia and Finland. Education is likely the most meaningful dimension of women's socioeconomic position in St. Petersburg. More research is needed to further clarify the pathways between socioeconomic position and health in Russia
Bear Traps on Russia's Road to Modernization
How fit is the Russian patient -that is the Russian economy?What are its growth prospects?Two prominent American specialists Gaddy and Ickes have been exposing the signs and symptoms of post-communist Russia's poor health and the underlying causes for more than two decades.In the past they had identified many diagnostic oversights and made attempts to correct scholarly perceptions and expose policy makers' failures.This contribution continues in …
Banking and Finance
This article introduces the notion of the industry of banking and finance, its role, institutions and its relevant operations.
Moral Hazard
In economic theory, moral hazard is an inconvenience or disadvantage that may be caused to a person or organization by the actual or potential disregard of moral implications of behavioral choices on the part of another person or organization. The article introduces the notion of moral hazard and illustrates its manifestations.
Market
The article introduces the notion of the market, and explains the working of the market mechanism and the market economy.
The Respect study
NCT02307799 (the release date: 12/01/2014)
Contextual constraints and the relevance discovery process
This paper explores conceptually the process of relevance discovery prompted by a major alteration in the institutional settings that has caused a radical change in the existing management knowledge paradigm, as new, mostly “imported”, knowledge replaces the “old” knowledge base. This situation puts significant pressure on a particular group of experts designated in the literature as “knowledge gatekeepers”. Their role is particularly important w…
Russia’s Long Twentieth Century. Voices, Memories, Contested Perspectives
Russia’s Long Twentieth Century. Voices, Memories, Contested Perspectives." Europe-Asia Studies, 69(4), pp. 703–704
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism
The Depths of Russia. Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism." Europe-Asia Studies, 69(1), pp. 177–178
Modern Transdisciplinary Regionology
The main purpose of the research results presented in this article is an attempt to define the goal and the objectives of the new discipline — transdisciplinary regionology, taking into consideration the experience of Russian and foreign schools. The subject of the research is approaches to defining goals and objectives of regional studies in different schools. To study these approaches, the authors use systemic analysis, comparative analysis, co…
And then there were none
Our study engages evidence from a University and College Union branch archive to explore developments in employee relations (ER) that reflect the organisational effects of marketisation of UK universities. The evidence exposes points of strain in ER at a level of professional divide between managers and academics, and helps to understand their roots in the context of universities as organisational hybrids. Our investigation reveals the failure of…
Co-Operation and Co-operatives in 21st-Century Europe
Chinese experience of mountain tourism management in the context of urbanization
The study is based on analyzing urban discourse in the context of mountain tourism development in China using Guizhou Province as an example. The focus is on exploring the interaction between urban and mountain cultures, and the formation of strategies that promote the sustainable development of the tourism industry in mountainous areas. Methods. The authors used system approach and factor analysis, as well as trans-disciplinary-regionological ap…
A Social Portrait of Chinese Migrant Students (on the Example of Irkutsk State University)
Symbolism and Painting of V. E. Borisov-Musatov
This article continues the series of author’s publications in this journal, dedicated to the work of Russian symbolist artists. In this case, symbolism is considered as a “way of understanding the world” (A. Bely), acting as a universal category in the interpretation of the process of human perception of the world. The ideological doctrine of discovering ideal being through symbols, substantiated by German philosophers (A. Schopenhauer, F. Nietzs…
Coastal municipalities in the spatial development of Russia
In the spatial structure of modern Russia, vast coastal zones play a significant role. Their further development requires a highly detailed and localized approach (down to the level of specific coastal municipalities) that considers the natural, ecological, and socio-economic conditions of settlement and economic activity. This article presents a methodological approach and the results of a multidimensional typology of Russia’s coastal municipal…
Political science (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Russia and Soviet political economy (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Environmental health (3 works)