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Dr. Vladimir A. Mau |
| Director of the Working Centre for Economic Reform of the Government
of Russian Federation, Dr. Mau also serves as Executive Director of the Institute for the
Economy in Transition (Moscow) where he heads the Department for Political Studies of
Economic Reforms. He has a teaching appointment at the High Economic School in Moscow and
serves on the Editorial Boards of Voprosy Ekonomiki, Mir Rossii, Otkrytaya
Politika, and Journal of Economic Transition. He is also on the board of the
Foundation of Economic Policy (Moscow).
He received his education at the Moscow Institute of National Economy and did
post-graduate work at the Institute of Economics of the USSR Academy of Sciences where he
received his degree of Dr. of Science (Economics), with a specialization in economics,
history of economic policy, history of economic thought, in 1993. In 1997, he was a Fowler
Hamilton Fellow at Christ Church, Oxford.
He has served as an advisor to a number of government officials, including the Chairman
of the Government of the Russian Federation (1992), the Deputy Mayor of Moscow (1993), and
the First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation (1993-94).
His books include:
 | In the Quest of Planification. (Nauka: Moscow, 1990); |
| The Laws of Revolution, Experience of Perestroika, and Our Future. (Institute of
Economics: Moscow, 1991); |
| History of Economic Studies in the USSR: Outlines for Conception. (Institute of
Economics: Moscow, 1992); |
| Reforms and Dogmas: 1914-1929. (Delo Ltd: Moscow, 1993); |
| Economy and Power. (Delo Ltd: Moscow, 1995); |
| The Political History of Economic Reform in Russia, 1985-1994. (London: CRCE,
1996). |
Dr. Mau is the author of over 160 articles on the history of economic thought, social
and political issues of market reforms, and domestic policy, most recently:
| Bread, Democracy and the Bolshevik Coup. In: Revolutionary Russia. 1994. Vol. 7.
NO 1; |
| Social and Political Prerequisites and Consequences of Radical Economic Policies in
Russia. In: International Journal of Political Economy. Vol. 24. 1994. No. 1; |
| Yeltsin's Choice: Background to the Chechnya Crisis. Social Market Foundation
Memorandum. London. 1995. No. 12; |
| Perestroika: Theoretical and Political Problems of Economic Reforms in the USSR. In: Europe-Asia
Studies. Vol. 47. No 3. 1995; |
| Essays in Political Economy of Russia's Regions. In: Voprosy Economiki. 1995. NO
10 (in Russian); |
| Russia's Stormy Path to Reform: Discussion. Social Market Foundation: London,
1995; |
| Economic Policy Alternatives and Priblems of Inflation. In: Voprosy Economiki.
1995. NO 12 (in Russian); |
| The Road to Perestroika: Economics in the USSR and the Problems of Reforming the Soviet
Economic Order. In: Europe-Asia Studies. Vol. 48. N 2. 1996; |
| Economic reform and Political Cycle in Modern Russia. In: Voprosy Ekonomiki.
1996. No. 6. (In Russian); |
| Economic Policy Alternatives and Inflation in Russia. In: Communist Economies and
Economic Transformation. 1996. Vol. 8. No. 3; |
| The Political Economy of Russian Regionalism. In: Communist Economies and Economic
Transformation. 1997. Vol. 9. No. 2; |
| Economics and Elections: Quantitative Analysis. In: Voprosy Ekonomiki. 1997. No
4. (In Russian). |
| Russian Reforms as Viewed through the Latin American Experience. In: Voprosy
Ekonomiki. 1998. No 2. (In Russian). |
The title of his paper at the Stanford Conference will be "Continuity
and Revolution in Contemporary Russia." |
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