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27 March 2020
It's All about Social Capital
Multiple factors determine how well immigrants can adapt to living in a new country. According to research, the key factors are social capital, i.e. having friends who can help with housing, employment and other basic needs, and the immigrant's approach to becoming part of their new community and culture (i.e. acculturation attitudes and strategies). A team of HSE researchers examined the relative importance of social capital and acculturation strategies for successful adaptation of immigrants from Central Asia and South Korea living in Moscow. 
26 March 2020
'Our Work Will Be Useful in the Search for Earth Twins’
Why is space so fascinating? Who is hindered by the Earth's geocorona? What personal qualities are essential for a research physicist, and how will academic careers regain their prestige? These were the questions that came up in HSE News Service’s interview of Igor Balyukin, a Senior Lecturer of the HSE Faculty of Physics and the winner of the 'Best Work Performed by Young Scientists' nomination category of the RAS Space Research Institute competition.
24 March 2020
The Caucasus without a Cap
Global warming has caused the total area of more than 600 Greater Caucasus glaciers to drop by approximately 16%, according to an international research team that includes Stanislav Kutuzov, geographer from HSE University. Glaciers without rock debris coverage have decreased more than those with debris coverage.

Book chapter

"Правь, Британия, морями...": Р. Киплинг как "новый британец" в русской прессе 1890-1910-х

С. 44-56.
Кривошеина М. А.
Language: Russian
Keywords: русско-английские контактыБольшая ИграКиплинг Р.Артур Конан ДойльАнгло-бурская война 1899–1902 гг.русско-английские литературные связи
Publication based on the results of: ­­­European Literature in Comparative Perspective: Method and Interpretation(2016)

In book

Studia Slavica XV: Сборник научных трудов молодых филологов
Edited by: А. Кюналь, И. Адамсон Таллинн: Институт гуманитарных наук Таллиннского университета, 2017.
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