M.: NORMA INFRA-M, 2015
The role of sports mega events for economic and political life of the nations are strongly increased. It presents a great interest to the theme of public choice analysis of sport in general and the Olympics in particular. “Olympic Games Economics” – the first Russian monograph on this subject. It gives a periodization of the stages of the international Olympic movement, analyzes the main sources of funding for the Olympic Games and the mechanism of their redistribution. Special attention is paid to the Olympic business cycle, its unity and difference with the classical business cycle and political business cycle.

The authors consider three models of management and financing of the Olympics and make a conclusion about which of them gives the greatest scope for abuse and corruption, and which one is used currently in Sochi.

М.: МPSF, 2010

The given collective monograph is project continuation “Virtual workshops in social studies” which has begun in the late nineties under the aegis of the Moscow Public Scientific Foundation (MPSF). During realization of the given project under the direction of Dr.sc.oec. Prof. R.M. Nureev it was generated problem- focused scientific network community of economists and sociologists from different cities of Russia, from Moscow to Biisk. This community was consolidated on the basis of problems studying of Post-Soviet Russia by means of institutional economy methods. Economists for this purpose participating in the project and sociologists have concentrated the attention to those “game rules” on which there lived Russians of 1990th. General idea on which basis that monograph was prepared, was an accurate understanding that even in Russia are created market economy bases, however in the country yet it was not possible to create effective national model of economy. Work on that monograph was the original form of summarizing of a “Yeltsin” epoch of development of Post-Soviet Russia. Two editions of the collective monograph “Economic agents of Post-Soviet Russia (institutional analysis)” (2001; 2003) became result of work of group of social scientists, and also articles in many leading Russian and foreign journals.

Methodological Issues in Contemporary History Search and Teaching. Part 2. Reports of International conference. Moscow, Contemporary History funds, 2010

Kaliningrad, 2010

«Russia and Europe: the effect of a gauge (experience of the institutional analysis of history of economic development)» is the first Russian monography characterizing development of Russia and Europe with use of the concept of dependence on previous development. The basis of the present book is made by the lectures read by authors at the Moscow State University, Higher School of Economics, the Mongolian National University in Ulan Bator, Plekhanov Russian Academy of Economics and a number of other high schools of Russia (Novosibirsk, the Tambov and Kemerovo state universities, at Southern and Siberian federal universities, etc.).

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Russian Education & Society. Vol. 52 №. 3, March 2010

Union Europea y agenda estrategica. Una vision desde el centro y el este del continente. Entimema, 2010

World Conclave of Scientists on “Regional Cooperation in Science & Technology: Opportunities and Challenges in the context of Globalization” New Delhi, 2010

Moscow, 2009 (448 p.)

Crisis and sustainable business in Central and Eastern Europe. European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder). Department of Business Administration and Economics.Dis-cussion Paper No. 282.November 2009

Moscow, 2008 (640 p.)

Beijing Forum 2009, Collection of Papers and Abstracts of Panel Sessions. Financial Crisis: Challenges and Responses. Beijing, 2009

The Lost Politburo Transcripts: From collective rule to Stalin’s dictatorship. Ed. by P. Gregory and N. Naimark, Hoover Institution Stanford University. Stanford. Yale University Press, 2008

Seven Principles of Prosperity (MBA. Short Course), Ed. by Nureev R.M. Moscow, 2007

Rostov-on-Don, 2006, (chief editor and co-author) (512 p.)

Moscow, 2006

Moscow, 2006

Moscow, 2006, (with associate prof. N.A. Nureeva)

Donetsk, 2005, (chief editor and co-author)

Moscow, 2005 (531 p.)

The Institutional Economics of Russia’s Transformation, Burlington, VT 05401-4405, USA

The Transition and Development series aims to provide high quality research books that examine transitional and developing societies in a broad sense -including countries that have made a decisive break with central planning as well as those in which governments are introducing elements of a market approach to promote development. Books examining countries moving in the opposite direction will also be included. Titles in the series will encompass a range of social science disciplines. As a whole the series will add up to a truly global academic endeavour to grapple with the questions transitional and developing economies pose.

Moscow, 2002, 2005, (chief editor and co-author), (415 p.).

Europa-Universitat Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), Mai, 2003

Social Sciences, No. 2, 2003 A Quarterly Journal of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

deutsch-russischen Workshops zum Thema: “Aktuelle Fragen und Trends der Wirtschaftswissenschalfen”. Prof.Dr. K. Richter, B. Gobsch (Hrsg.). Europa Universitat Viardina, Francfurt (Oder), Lehrstuhl fur ABWL, insbes. Industriebetriebslehre. Diskussionspapier Nr. 193 (deutsch), Mai 2003.

Problems of Economic Transition. 2002. Vol. 44. № 9/10.

Sisyphus. Social Studies Institute of Philosophy and Sociology. Polish Academy of Sciences. Vol. XVI, 2002

Мoscow,.2001, (240 p.).

М.: МPSF, 1-st ed., 2001(chief-editor and co-author), (804p.) and 2-nd ed., 2003, in 3 volumes: vol.1(320 p.), vol.2(350 p.), vol.3(304 p.).

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Мoscow. 1-st ed (2000) and 2-nd ed. (2001) (with prof. Grebnev), (432 p.).

Моscow, МPSF, 2000 (scientific editor and со-author), (304 p.).

Moscow. 1-st ed. (1998, 1999, 2000) and 2-nd ed. (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) (564 p.).

Moscow 1987-1997 (co-editor and co author)

Moscow,1995 (130 p.)

O. Ananyin, I. Lipsits, S.Sementsov)

Moscow,1992, (54 p.)

Moscow, 1991 (96 p.)

Dushanbe, 1989 (245 p.)

Moscow 1986 (52 p.)