Golosov, Grigory Vasilievich

Grigory Golosov in 1985 graduated from the liberal arts faculty of Novosibirsk State University with a degree in history , with honors. In 1987, he defended a dissertation at Novosibirsk University, becoming a candidate of philosophical sciences . In 1995, at the Central European University, he received a Master of Arts degree (MA, Russian master of arts ) in political sciences . In 1999, at the Institute of Comparative Political Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, he defended his dissertation on the topic “Formation and Development of the Russian Party System: A Comparative Analysis”, becoming a doctor of political sciences. ^[one]

From 1987 to 1995, he worked at Novosibirsk State University, first at the Department of Philosophy, and then at the Institute for Retraining and Further Training of Teachers of Social Sciences at NSU. Since 1996, he has been teaching at the European University in St. Petersburg . Since 2011, he has been a university professor of comparative political science at the European University in St. Petersburg.

In different years, he held temporary teaching and research positions in foreign educational and research institutions: Oxford University (1993), Institute of Advanced Russian Studies named after Kennan (1993, 1998), University of California, Berkeley (1995-1996), University of Notre Dame (1998), University of Oslo (1998), Netherlands Institute for Advanced Humanities and Social Studies (1999), Central European University (2001), Paris Institute for Political Studies (2001). From August 1, 2002 to May 1, 2003 he worked at the International Research Center. Woodrow Wilson. ^[2]

In 2007-2010 he was the editor-in-chief of the journal Russian Electoral Review, which was published as part of the project Interregional Electoral Support Network / IRENA with the support of the European Union . ^[3] Member of the editorial boards of international political journals Party Politics (since 2001), ^[4] Europe-Asia Studies (since 2003), ^[5] Slavic Review (since 2006), ^[6] Region (since 2012 ), ^[7] Russian Politics (since 2015 ). ^[8]

• Author of the books “Party Systems of Russia and Eastern European Countries: Genesis, Structures, Dynamics” (Moscow: “The World”, 1999), Comparative Political Science: Textbook, 3rd ed., Revised. and add. (St. Petersburg: Publishing House of the European University, 2001), Political Parties in the Regions of Russia: Democracy Unclaimed (Boulder, CO, and London: Lynne Rienner, 2004), “The Russian Party System and Regional Politics” (St. Petersburg. : Publishing House of the European University, 2006), “ Comparative Political Science and Russian Politics, 2010-2015 ” (St. Petersburg: Publishing House of the European University, 2016) ^[9] and several others.
• Author of over 150 scientific articles in Russian ^[10] and English ^[11] languages.

• He developed a methodology for cross-regional political analysis and applied it to the study of the development of the Russian party system ^[12] , electoral systems, ^[13] political regime; ^[fourteen]
• He proposed new formulas for the effective number of parties ^[15] and the nationalization of party systems; ^[16]
• Developed a new classification of party systems. ^[17]

• 2016 - CEU Alumni Impact Award of the Central European University “Outstanding Career Achievement” ^[18]
• 2004 - Article by G. Golosov “Electoral Systems and Party Formation in Russia: A Cross-Regional Analysis” received the Lawrence Longley Award of the American Political Science Association for the best article of 2003 on political representation and electoral systems. ^[19]
• 2004 - G. Golosov's book Political Parties in the Regions of Russia: Democracy Unclaimed (Boulder, CO, and London: Lynne Rienner, 2004) received the American Library Association Award as Outstanding Academic Title. ^[twenty]

“In fact, there are only a small number of Russian scientists whose work is worthy and deserves publication in the journal World Politics . In part, this relates to very different scientific traditions. But I want to note that there is one Russian scientist awarded the prize of the American Political Science Association (APSA) - Grigory Golosov from the European University in St. Petersburg. " ^[21] Eileen Cohen, Executive Editor of World Politics Magazine

• 2007 - 2011 - Director of the Interregional Electoral Support Network (MESP / IRENA), created with the support of the European Union. ^[22] 2008 —2011 - Project Director of the Helix Center for the Promotion of Democracy and Human Rights, a non-profit organization that helped protect citizens' voting rights and improve election laws in Russia. Created a database “Russian Electoral Statistics” at the Helix website, containing information on the results of federal and regional elections from December 1999 to December 2011 (now does not exist).
• He regularly speaks in the media on topical issues in Russian politics . ^[23] .
• Permanent author of the sites " Slon.ru " and " Polit.ru ".
• The author of the journalistic book Democracy in Russia: assembly instructions (St. Petersburg: BHV-Petersburg, 2012) .
• Member of the Science Council of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. ^[24] .

• Golosov’s profile on the website of the European University in St. Petersburg.
• Personal profile at Google Academy.
• Personal profile at Scopus.
• G. Golosov profile at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
• Gregory Golosov 's blog “Regional Elections” .
• The site of Grigory Golosov with information about his publications Bibliothecae Scriptorum
• Articles by Gregory Golosov on Polit.ru .
• Articles by Gregory Golosov on "Slon.ru" .