Moscow Russia Higher School of Economics
Biographic Data
| ID | 8961468 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Moscow Russia Higher School of Economics |
| GIVEN NAMES | Moscow Russia Higher School of |
| FAMILY NAME | Economics |
| SIGNATURE | ECONOMICS M R H S O |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Internet Studies: Historical Review and Analysis of the Knowledge Production
lt;p>This article problematizes Internet Studies as a sub-discipline in social research. Internet Studies is an interdisciplinary research field encompassing both academic and non-academic research focusing on the internet and societal issues. The key institutions where Internet Studies develop tend to either be university-based or independent. The article focuses on these organizations and aims to reconstruct their history and areas of research …
“Flexible World” Utopia: The Politics of Flexible Production Modes
lt;p>This article provides a detailed summary and sociological analysis of the theories of flexible production modes, tracing the socio-historical conditions of the production of these theories, the theoretical evolution of the basic concepts and their political content. The author sets out from the assumption that the majority of modern theories in which "flexibility” is used as a key concept derive from flexible specialization theory. The flexi…
Disengagement from Internet Usage among Russian IT Professionals
lt;p>This article presents the results of an empirical study of disengagement among Russian IT professionals. Is it a paradox that some IT-professionals criticize digital technologies? Or is it a consequence of their expert knowledge regarding the internet? From February through May 2018, the authors conducted a series of interviews with Russian IT professionals who criticize different aspects of the contemporary internet and consciously limit th…
Discursive representations of workers’ habitat: USSR and PRC dwellings examples
lt;p>This article describes today’s discursive representation features of buildings created for "non-regular” everyday use in socialist cities. Descriptions of residential complexes for workers in two countries are used as empirical base: one case in Russia, Moscow, and two cases in China, Taiyuan and Wuhan. We use collective memory concept by A. Assman to analyze strategies implied by different agents to attract attention to the described reside…
New ontologies of architecture and architectures of new ontologies
The aim of this article is to highlight the relationships between contemporary tendencies in the humanities (the new ontologies) and contemporary architectural practices. The author articulates the distinction between the optics of the "old ontologies" and the the new ontologies. The ontologies considered to be new ones are flat, free from classical opposition between the whole and the parts and based on modality of possibility, but not obligatio…
Object Sees the Subject: Political Anthropology of Sociological Fieldwork
A Place of the Event: Arrangement of the Political in Theory of Jacques Rancière
Death Care Industry in Modern Russia: Breakdown of Infrastructure As a Power Resource
Witnessing: Ethics of Event in Everyday Talks
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Object Sees the Subject: Political Anthropology of Sociological Fieldwork
A Place of the Event: Arrangement of the Political in Theory of Jacques Rancière
Death Care Industry in Modern Russia: Breakdown of Infrastructure As a Power Resource
Witnessing: Ethics of Event in Everyday Talks
Discursive representations of workers’ habitat: USSR and PRC dwellings examples
lt;p>This article describes today’s discursive representation features of buildings created for "non-regular” everyday use in socialist cities. Descriptions of residential complexes for workers in two countries are used as empirical base: one case in Russia, Moscow, and two cases in China, Taiyuan and Wuhan. We use collective memory concept by A. Assman to analyze strategies implied by different agents to attract attention to the described reside…
New ontologies of architecture and architectures of new ontologies
The aim of this article is to highlight the relationships between contemporary tendencies in the humanities (the new ontologies) and contemporary architectural practices. The author articulates the distinction between the optics of the "old ontologies" and the the new ontologies. The ontologies considered to be new ones are flat, free from classical opposition between the whole and the parts and based on modality of possibility, but not obligatio…
Internet Studies: Historical Review and Analysis of the Knowledge Production
lt;p>This article problematizes Internet Studies as a sub-discipline in social research. Internet Studies is an interdisciplinary research field encompassing both academic and non-academic research focusing on the internet and societal issues. The key institutions where Internet Studies develop tend to either be university-based or independent. The article focuses on these organizations and aims to reconstruct their history and areas of research …
“Flexible World” Utopia: The Politics of Flexible Production Modes
lt;p>This article provides a detailed summary and sociological analysis of the theories of flexible production modes, tracing the socio-historical conditions of the production of these theories, the theoretical evolution of the basic concepts and their political content. The author sets out from the assumption that the majority of modern theories in which "flexibility” is used as a key concept derive from flexible specialization theory. The flexi…
Disengagement from Internet Usage among Russian IT Professionals
lt;p>This article presents the results of an empirical study of disengagement among Russian IT professionals. Is it a paradox that some IT-professionals criticize digital technologies? Or is it a consequence of their expert knowledge regarding the internet? From February through May 2018, the authors conducted a series of interviews with Russian IT professionals who criticize different aspects of the contemporary internet and consciously limit th…
Computer Science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · World Wide Web (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)