ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Eisenegger Mark

Co-director of the Research Institute for the Public Sphere and Society of the University of Zurich, also teaches at the universities of Lugano and Friborg. Member of the Directorate of the European Center for Reputation Studies. Research interests: corporate communication, research on reputation issues and media transformation. Author of articles and books: Reputation in der Mediengesellschaft - Constitution, Issues Monitoring, Issues Management. 2005; Identity, Image und Reputation. In: Handbuch der Public Relations. Wissenschaftliche Grundlagen und berufliches Handeln, 2012 and others.

Velikanov Kirill Mikhailovich

A graduate of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University (1968), he worked in various fields of computer science, telecommunications and patent science in Russia and in exile (France, 1975-1993). Since the mid-2000s. develops its own concept and project of “direct deliberative democracy” using e-democracy methods. Author of about 15 works on this topic.

Zhukov Boris Borisovich

Graduated from the Faculty of Biology of Moscow State University, worked for more than 10 years in his specialty (human and animal physiology) in research institutes; Since 1992, journalism has become the main activity. Worked for the Segodnya newspaper and Itogi magazine. Favorite topics are biology, medicine, ecology, demography, philosophy and sociology of science. Member of the Club of Scientific Journalists. Scientific editor of the magazine "What's New in Science and Technology". Publications: “The Taming of the Shrew” (2000), “Socio-Ecological Union” (2004).

Ivchenko Taras Viktorovich

Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Oriental Languages ​​at the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian State University for the Humanities, Director of the Confucius Institute of the Russian State University for the Humanities. Specialist in the field of Chinese language, culture, calligraphy.

Kordonskaya Evgenia Simonovna

Student, Faculty of Philology, National Research University Higher School of Economics.

Kostyrko Vasily Sergeevich

Graduate of the Department of Philology, Faculty of History and Philology, Russian State University for the Humanities. Author of articles about traditional and modern Yakut culture, literary critic, essayist. Scientific interests: ritual and folklore, structural and functional analogues of mythological ritual schemes in modern Russian prose, cathartics.

Kyrlezhev Alexander Ivanovich

Scientific editor of the magazine “State, Religion, Church in Russia and Abroad” (RANEPA), researcher at the Synodal Biblical and Theological Commission of the Russian Orthodox Church, member of the editorial board and regular author of the magazine “Continent”, author of the book “The Power of the Church. Journalistic articles: 1994-2000" (2003).

Leibin Vitaly Eduardovich

He graduated from the Faculty of Biology of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University with a degree in Molecular Biology, then interned at the University of Illinois (USA). In 2003, he headed the information and political portal Polit.ru and gave public lectures. Currently, he is the editor-in-chief of the national weekly Russian Reporter.

Maryanina Daria Vasilievna

11th grade student of MBOU Secondary School No. 3, pos. Orlovsky, Rostov region.

Meshcheryakov Alexander Nikolayevich

Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor at the Institute of Oriental Cultures and Antiquity of the Russian State University for the Humanities, specialist in the field of history and culture of Japan. Author of numerous publications and monographs, including “Being Japanese. History, poetics and scenography of Japanese totalitarianism" (2009); “Japan in the Embrace of Space and Time” (2010); "Mount Fuji: Between Earth and Sky" (2010); “Become Japanese. Topography and adventures of the body" (2012).

Mikhailin Vadim Yurievich

Candidate of Philology, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor at Saratov State University. Publications: “The Path of Animal Words. Spatially oriented cultural codes in the Indo-European tradition" (2005), "Is death red in the world? Practices of situation recoding as a communicative (and political) resource” (2009).

Olkhovatov Andrey Yurievich

Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Author of a number of books and publications on the history of science and technology.

Origi Gloria

Italian philosopher, works at the Institut Jean Nicod National Center for Scientific Research in Paris (CNRS). Scientific interests: theory of consciousness, epistemology, cognitive sciences. Author of articles and books: Introduzione a Quine, 2000; Qu'est-ce que la confiance? 2008 and others; editor of the Text-e series. Text in the age of the Internet, 2006.

Panchenko Alexander Alexandrovich

Doctor of Philological Sciences. Researcher at the Institute of Russian Literature (Pushkin House) of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Publications: “Research in the field of folk Orthodoxy. Village shrines of the North-West of Russia" (1998), "Christianity and Skoptchestvo: Folklore and Traditional Culture of Russian Mystical Sects" (2002), Eschatological Expectations in a Changing World: Narratives About the End of the World in Present Day Russian Folk Culture (2001 ).

Polunov Alexander Yurievich

Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Faculty of Public Administration of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov. Area of ​​scientific interests: history of conservatism, ethno-confessional politics, church-state relations in the Russian Empire. Main publications: Russia in the Nineteenth Century. Autocracy, Reform, and Social Change (2005); “Konstantin Petrovich Pobedonostsev in the socio-political and spiritual life of Russia” (2010).

Rubtsov Alexander Vadimovich

Head of the Center for Research of Ideological Processes at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Author of the books “Megaproject for Russia” (2007); “Megaproject. Format and contours of the national development strategy" (co-authored with S. Bogoslovsky, 2008); “Russian identity and the challenge of modernization” (2009); introductory and strategic sections of INSOR reports “Russia in the 21st century. The image of the desired tomorrow" (2010) and "Finding the future" (2011). Interests: postmodernism, general theory of design and strategic planning, philosophy of politics.

Safronov Petr Alexandrovich

Philosopher, expert in the field of theory and history of higher education, associate professor of the Department of History and Theory of Culture, Department of Sociocultural Research, Russian State University for the Humanities. Author of 80 publications, including the books “Ontology of Phenomena” (2007) and “Random Order” (2012).

Staff Irina Karlovna

Candidate of Philology. Senior researcher at the A. M. Gorky Institute of World Literature. Translator. Main scientific interests are the history of books and reading, literature and culture of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Chauvin Pierre-Marie

Teacher of sociology at the University of Paris-Sorbonne. Scientific interests: sociology of economics, sociology of labor and organizations, visual sociology, etc. Author and co-author of articles: The Social Fabric of Prices: Institutional Factors and Reputation Work in the Bordeaux Wine Futures Campaign. The European Electronic Newsletter, vol. 15, no.1, November 2013; Int6rets et difncult6s de l'usage des ressources visuelles comme outils de recherche en sociologie. Crn6m Action, no. 147 (Sociologie de l'image, sociologie par l'image), 2013, etc.