【主催】上智大学ヨーロッパ研究所〒102-8554 東京都千代田区紀尾井町7-1 上智大学中央図書館7階 721Ｂ Tel: 03-3238-3902 E-mail: [email protected] 2019年3月28日（木）16:00-17:30 上智大学四ツ谷キャンパス 2号館410教室 2019.3.28. (Thu.) 16:00-17:30 Sophia University Yotsuya Campus Building 2, Room 410 Language: English 使用言語: 英語(通訳なし) Free No reservation required 入場無料/事前申し込み不要 Lecture/講演会 Prof. Alena Ledeneva (University College London) is an internationally renowned expert on informality and governance. Her books Russia's Economy of Favours (1998), How Russia Really Works (2006), and Can Russia Modernize? (2013) have become must-read sources in Russian studies and social sciences. Her latest co-edited volumes include Innovations in Corruption Studies (2017) and The Global Encyclopedia of Informality (2018). She received her PhD in Social and Political Theory from Cambridge University (1996). She is a founding director of the Global Informality Project (www.in-formality.com ) and a founder of the UCL Press FRINGE series. Informal Governance in Russia and Post-Soviet Regimes: Evidence from the Global Informality Project ロシア・旧ソ連東欧諸国におけるインフォーマル・ガバナンスーグローバル・インフォーマリティ・プロジェクトからの示唆ー

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【主催】上智大学ヨーロッパ研究所〒102-8554 東京都千代田区紀尾井町7-1 上智大学中央図書館7階 721Ｂ

Tel: 03-3238-3902　　E-mail: [email protected]

2019年3月28日（木）16:00-17:30 上智大学四ツ谷キャンパス 2号館410教室

2019.3.28. (Thu.) 16:00-17:30 Sophia University Yotsuya Campus

Building 2, Room 410

Language: English 使用言語: 英語(通訳なし)

Free No reservation required 入場無料/事前申し込み不要

Lecture/講演会

Prof. Alena Ledeneva (University College London) is an internationally renowned expert on informality and governance. Her books Russia's Economy of Favours (1998), How Russia Really Works (2006), and Can Russia Modernize? (2013) have become must-read sources in Russian studies and social sciences. Her latest co-edited volumes include Innovations in Corruption Studies (2017) and The Global Encyclopedia of Informality (2018). She received her PhD in Social and Political Theory from Cambridge University (1996). She is a founding director of the Global Informality Project (www.in-formality.com) and a founder of the UCL Press FRINGE series.

Informal Governance in Russia and Post-Soviet Regimes: Evidence from the Global Informality Project ロシア・旧ソ連東欧諸国におけるインフォーマル・ガバナンスーグローバル・インフォーマリティ・プロジェクトからの示唆ー