Vladislav Inozemtsev

Vladislav Inozemtsev is a Russian academician who is the director of the Moscow-based Centre for Research on Post-Industrial Societies, a nonprofit think-tank.[1] He is a professor and the chair at the Department of World Economy, Faculty of Public Governance, Moscow State Lomonosov University.[1]

Vladislav Inozemtsev in 2011

Career

Since November 2012, he has been chairman of the High Council of the Civilian Force, a Russian "center-liberal", pro-European political party.[1] He authored Mikhail Prokhorov's presidential programme, when the candidate ran third to Putin in the March 2012 elections.[1]

He has been published in Foreign Affairs with Alexander Lebedev and with Ivan Krastev[2] and in Russia in Global Affairs with Ilya Ponomarev, with Vladimir Ryzhkov and with Yekaterina Kuznetsova.[3] His articles have also been published in M.NEWS,.[4][5]

gollark: You could look at who went to significant effort to *not* overwrite builtins.
gollark: And `sorted`.
gollark: Basically anyone? It doesn't cause any real problems.
gollark: My favourite sorting algorithm is of course the one I designed, bubble bogosort, but I don't think anyone used that.
gollark: He would, since he is pretending to be someone else.

References
  1. huffingtonpost.com: "Vladislav Inozemtsev"
  2. foreignaffairs.com: "Home - Authors - I - Vladislav Inozemtsev"
  3. eng.globalaffairs.ru: "All articles - Vladislav Inozemtsev"
  4. Суверенитет как гарантированное право на отсталость (Sovereignty as a guaranteed right to backwardness) // M.NEWS, 19.12.2019
  5. Насколько устойчив путинский режим? Прогноз на ближайшие годы (How stable is the Putin regime? A forecast for the coming years) // M.NEWS, 27.12.2019



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