Semigin, Gennady Yurievich

He graduated from the History Department of the Riga Higher Military-Political School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union S. S. Biryuzov , Moscow State Law Institute and the Financial Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation .

Initiator of the Congress of Russian business circles. He headed large business associations.

In 1992 - Member of the Council on Entrepreneurship under the President of the Russian Federation .

In 1993, at the Russian Academy of Management, under the scientific supervision of a doctor of philosophical sciences, Professor V. A. Kulinchenko, he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of political sciences on the topic “Social partnership as a factor in the political stabilization of Russian society” (specialty 23.00.02 - political institutes and processes). The official opponents are Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor V. A. Sulemov and Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor A. F. Kostin . The leading organization is the Russian State Social Institute ^[1] .

In 1996, at the Institute of Social and Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, he defended his dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Political Science on the topic “Political Stability of Society in the Context of Reforms” (specialty 22.00.05 - Political Sociology ) ^[2] .

In 2002 - 2005 - Director of the Institute of Comparative Political Science, Russian Academy of Sciences . Laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation.

Married, has three children.

The author of more than 40 published scientific papers. One of the authors and editors of the New Philosophical Encyclopedia .

Patriots of Russia

After being expelled from the Communist Party for the "schismaticism" on October 30, 2004 he created and headed the political coalition " Patriots of Russia ", uniting ten small parties of the center-left kind:

• “Eurasian Party - Union of Patriots of Russia” (leader - Pavel Borodin ),
• All-Russian Communist Party of the Future ( Vladimir Tikhonov ) (the party was created in the summer of 2004 by Semigin’s supporters who left or expelled from the Communist Party),
• Party " National Patriotic Forces of the Russian Federation " (Schmidt Dzoblaev),
• People's Patriotic Party of Russia ( Igor Rodionov ),
• Russian Revival Party ( Gennady Seleznev ),
• Russian Party of Pensioners ( Valery Gartung ),
• Workers' Self-Government Party ( Levon Chakhmakhchyan ),
• Labor Party (Sergey Khramov),
• Party "Union of People for Education and Science" (Elephant, Vyacheslav Igrunov ),
• The People's Patriotic Union of Russia (NPSR, Gennady Semigin).

The Patriots of Russia coalition was formed on the basis of the Congress of Patriots convened in March 2004 at the initiative of Gennady Semigin immediately after the presidential election, which after the Duma proved to be a failure for the left parties, and especially for the Communist Party.

In April 2005, he led the Patriots of Russia political party that he created (it included the Eurasian Party, the People’s Patriotic Union of Russia, most of the Elephant Party and the Labor Party).

People's Government

On March 10, 2005, he created ^{[3] a} “shadow” People’s Government, which included such well-known politicians as Oksana Dmitrieva (Minister of Social Protection), Sergey Glazyev (Minister of Finance), Igor Rodionov (Minister of Defense), Sergey Baburin (Minister for CIS Affairs) ), Gennady Gudkov (Minister of Interior and security), Ivan Grachev (Minister of Foreign Economic relations and business development), Nikolai Kiselyov (Minister of agriculture), Elena Drapeko (Minister of culture), Viktor Alksnis (Chairman of the migration policy of the People's Committee and yazyam with compatriots), Renat Akchurin (Minister of Health), Magomed Tolboev (Emergencies Minister) and others. The structure of the government is 22 people's ministries and 4 committees, united in three blocks: economic, social and legal.

One of the main tasks of this "independent body of the Russian opposition" was proclaimed the development of a socio-economic course, alternative to that pursued by the government of Mikhail Fradkov . Already in April 2005, at its first open meeting, the People’s Government introduced the New Deal and the Concept of Alternative Budget Policy to the public. April 22, 2005 The New Deal was approved by the Congress of Patriots of Russia.

According to Gennady Semigin, two fundamental problems in the development of Russia are “deep distortions in property issues” and “a huge difference in the incomes of the majority of citizens and a narrow group of the richest people in the country”, as well as a more than tenfold difference in incomes by industry and region : "The goal of our new course is the well-being of each individual and his family not in the distant future, but in the very near future." The path to achieving the goals is seen through the consolidation of all patriotic forces and the creation of a united political party - the Patriots of Russia party.

Semigin proposes to return to the democratic principles of the formation of government at all levels - direct elections of governors and elections of State Duma deputies in single-member constituencies. It is proposed to redistribute presidential powers between the government and the State Duma in order to eliminate "the country's dependence on tsarist powers and the next successor."

Faction Leader

December 12, 2006 Semigin with Yuri Savelyev, Elena Drapeko and Gennady Seleznev were accepted into the faction. On December 15, the faction decided that Gennady (before that, an independent deputy of the State Duma) was admitted to the Rodina faction (Narodnaya Volya-CEPR) along with three more independent deputies - Semigin will head the faction led by Sergey on January 9, 2007 Baburin, combining this position with the post of vice speaker. Voting was held in the absence of Baburin at the initiative of his deputy Sergei Glotov. Already on December 20, the leader of the Socialist Unified Party of Russia ( CEPR ) Vasily Shestakov, who was supported by Sergey Baburin, spoke out against this appointment and changing the name of the faction to “Rodina” (“Narodnaya Volya” –SEPR– “Patriots of Russia”).

Nevertheless, on January 9, 2007, Semigin held the first meeting of the new united faction. At the meeting, he immediately proposed 15 bills to be submitted to the Duma.

Meanwhile, Sergei Baburin announced on January 17, 2007 that if his supporters failed to regain control of the Rodina faction (Narodnaya Volya-CEPR-Patriots of Russia), then 7 out of 17 faction members, including the leaders of the two of the three cofounders of the Rodina bloc — Narodnaya Volya and the Socialist Unified Party of Russia (CEPR) —Sergey Baburin and Vasily Shestakov — will establish a new parliamentary association, the People's Patriotic Union (NPS).

December 12, 2006 by Semigin Yuri Savelyev, Elena Drapeko and Gennady Seleznev. On December 15, the faction decided that Gennady (before that, an independent deputy of the State Duma) was admitted to the Rodina faction (Narodnaya Volya-CEPR) along with three more independent deputies - Semigin will head the faction led by Sergey on January 9, 2007 Baburin, combining this position with the post of vice speaker. Voting was held in the absence of Baburin at the initiative of his deputy Sergei Glotov. Already on December 20, the leader of the Socialist Unified Party of Russia ( CEPR ) Vasily Shestakov, who was supported by Sergey Baburin, spoke out against this appointment and changing the name of the faction to “Rodina” (“Narodnaya Volya” –SEPR– “Patriots of Russia”).

Nevertheless, on January 9, 2007, Semigin held the first meeting of the new united faction. At the meeting, he immediately proposed 15 bills to be submitted to the Duma.

The Rodina faction (Narodnaya Volya - CEPR) arose in July 2005 as a result of the split of the Rodina faction, which was then headed by Dmitry Rogozin. The new faction was headed by State Duma Deputy Speaker Sergei Baburin , and Rodina left their homeland seven deputies.Then the Duma committee on regulations decided that Narodnaya Volya and CEPR, along with the Party of Russian Regions, later renamed the Motherland, have the right to create their own faction as parties that overcame the five percent barrier in the 2003 State Duma elections composition of the "Homeland" bloc. In January D in 2007 was already a fraction of the 17 deputies.

• Gennady Semigin on the official website of the Patriots of Russia party
• Profile on the website of the State Duma
• Semigin, Gennady - an article in the Lentapedia . year 2012.