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A well-known international economist, a leading specialist in the country and recognized abroad on Latin American issues, considered in the context of world economic and world political processes, since the early 2000s he has been the initiator of a systematic study by domestic science of new centers of the world economy, and then the process of formation of BRICS.

Research interests include social and economic problems of Latin America, Spain and Portugal; general issues of the development of the world economy and world politics, mechanisms of global regulation in the global and regional context, especially in relation to the priorities of sustainable development.

Defended a dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences on the topic “Scientific and technological progress and the problem of highly qualified personnel in Latin America” (1973)

Defended a dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Economics on the topic “Latin American periphery of world capitalism (features of socio-economic development” (1991)

Gives courses and teaches at the Department of Ibero-American Studies, Faculty of Economics, RUDN University

Description of professional specialization

He is engaged in research of modern political processes, studying issues related to the social policy of the state and social issues in Latin American countries, and the role of civil society. A significant number of works are devoted to the peculiarities of the political development of Chile, the problems of democratic transition, the specifics of the Chilean model of democracy, the evolution of political parties, electoral processes, public sentiments

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Defended a dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Political Sciences on the topic “The evolution of democracy and the formation of a modern model of socio-political development: the experience of Chile” (2019)

Defended a dissertation for the degree of candidate of political sciences on the topic “The humanistic movement in Argentina and Chile: worldview and practice (1960-90s)” (1995)

Candidate of Economic Sciences, author of a fundamental study on the processes of economic specialization that arise in integration associations as a result of trade liberalization.
In 2006 he graduated from the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov” with a degree in economic geography.
In 2014, he participated in the Russian Science Foundation grant 14-18-02713 “The potential of Russia’s interaction with Latin America in the formation of global regulation mechanisms and ensuring global food and energy security.”
Deals with problems of economic cooperation between Latin American countries and Russia. Explores the evolution of economic doctrines for the development of Latin American countries.
In 2016-2018 served as deputy director of the Institute of Latin America of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Explores the evolution of economic doctrines for the development of Latin American countries.
In 2016-2018 served as deputy director of the Institute of Latin America of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Deals with problems of economic cooperation between Latin American countries and Russia. Explores the evolution of economic doctrines for the development of Latin American countries.

Description of professional specialization

He studies migration processes in the countries of Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, their impact on politics and interstate relations. Key areas of research are the dynamics of migration flows from Mexico and Central American countries to the United States, the regional format of mobility in South America, as well as changes taking place in Spain and Portugal. Studies the history and contemporary problems of political and social development of the MERCOSUR member countries – Paraguay and Uruguay.

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She defended her dissertation for the degree of candidate of historical sciences on the topic “Stages and features of the formation of Latin American diasporas in the USA (XIX – XXI centuries)” (2004).