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Dr. LIUDMILA PIPIYA is Deputy Director for Research of the Institute for the Study of Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences. She graduated from the Economic Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University in 1985 and took the postgraduate course in Institute of National Economy Forecasting of RAS in 1988-1992.

In 1993, Liudmila Pipiya presented her candidate dissertation at the Economic Department of Lomonosov Moscow State University. In 1992-2005, she worked in Centre for Science Research and Statistics (CSRS) where she was promoted from the researcher to the chief of department.

In 2004 – 2008, Liudmila Pipiya directed the independent non-profit research organization “Institute of Science, Innovation and Socio-Economic Programmes” (ISISEP). Since November 2005, she holds a position of Deputy Director for Research of CSDS RAS.

Her professional interests relate to economic problems of Science and Technology and Innovation, S&T and Innovation policy, a variety of economic and social issues of the development of an innovation economy and a knowledge-based society. She is one of the key participants of the research teams, working for grants of Russian science foundations and state contracts. Among them are research projects, supported by the Russian Foundation for the Humanities, “Developing System of Knowledge Economy Indicators on the Base of Best Foreign Practices in Formation of Innovation Economy” (Research Project № 06-02-04074а); “The Role of Government Institutions in Formation, Evolution and Interaction of National Innovation Systems” (Research Project № 07-02-04025а).

Liudmila Pipiya participated in a number of international projects. In particular, she took part as a key Russian partner in such projects of the 6th EU Framework Programme as “Research Collaboration in the Social and Human Sciences between Europe, Russia, other CIS countries and China” – GlobalSSH, “Benchmarking Russia and Ukraine with respect to the Innovation TrendChart” – BRUIT.

E-mail: l.pipiya [at] issras.ru

Selected publications:

Articles

• L. Pipiya. Les transformations des sciences humaines et sociales en Russie // Revue Internationale d'Education, Sevres, n°49, decembre 2008, p.51-60.
• L. Pipiya. Modern trends in Formation of Research and Innovation Policy // Innovatsii [Innovations]. No. 12 (122), December, 2008, pp. 75-88 (in Russian)
  
• L. Pipiya. Government Support of Research and Innovations for Sustainable Development – Towards Goal-oriented Science and Technology Model.
  //Innovatsii [Innovations]. No. 01 (111), January, 2008, pp. 56-62 (in Russian)
• L.E. Mindeli, L.K. Pipiya. Conceptual Aspects of Formation of a Knowledge Economy.
  // Problemi Prognozirovania [Problems of Forecasting]. No. 3 (102), 2007, pp. 115-136. (in Russian)
• Mindeli, L. E., and Pipiya, L. K. Conceptual Aspects of Formation of a Knowledge-based Economy.
  //Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2007, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 314-327.
• V. Zavarukhin, L. Pipiya. Institutional Landscape and Research Policy for SSH in Russia. GlobalSSH project, February 2007, 46 p.
• L. Pipiya. Policy Demand and Existing Measuring Capability for the Knowledge Economy.
  //Innovatsii [Innovations]. No. 10 (97), November, 2006, pp. 78-87. (in Russian)
• Pipiya, L.K., Zubova, L.G. Problems of Reproduction of R&D Personnel.
  //The Science and the Science of Science. No.4, 2004, pp. 59-70.
• Mindeli, L. E., and Pipiya, L. K. How is Basic Science in Russia to be Preserved?
  //Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2002, Volume 72, No. 2, pp. 99-106. (in Russian)

Reference books, collected articles, monographs

• The status of social sciences in the Russian Federation.
  In: Chapter 2. The institutional geography of social science. – World Social Science Report 2010. Knowledge Divides. UNESCO and the International Social Science Council (ISSC). Paris: UNESCO, 2010. – P. 87–91.
• (Ed.) The Social Sciences and Humanities: Research Trends and Collaborative Perspectives. - [ed. L. Pipiya] - Moscow: ISS RAS, 2009. – 303 p.
• (Ed.) The Social Sciences and Humanities: Research Trends and Collaborative Perspectives. - [ed. L. Pipiya] - Moscow: ISS RAS, 2009. – 350 p. (in Russian)
• Trends in Human Potential of Russian Science. – Moscow: ISS RAS, 2008. – 56 p. (with L. Mindeli and V. Chistjakova)
• Chapter 6. Government support of innovation interactions for sustainable development.
  In: Government Policy in the Formation of National Innovation System: Problems and Solutions – Moscow: ISS RAS, 2008. – Pp. 140-158.
• The Measurement of a Knowledge Economy: Theory and Practice
  Ed. L. Pipiya – Moscow: Institute for the Study of Science of RAS, 2008. – 191 p. (in Russian)
• Measuring SSH Potential. GlobalSSH Data Book.
  Moscow: CSDS RAS, 2007. – 179 p.
• Russian R&D Units and Universities in Social Sciences and Humanities.
  Moscow: ISISEP, CSDS RAS, 2006, 355 p.
• Intellectual Property in the Scientific and Technological Complex. Eds. L. Mindeli and L. Pipiya. Мoscow, CSRS, 2004, 254 p. (in Russian)
• Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). Recommendations on the State Regulation of the Trade in Patents and Licenses when Russia is Preparing to Join the World Trade Organization.
  Мoscow, CSRS, 2003, 127 p. (with the group of authors, in Russian)
• Organizational Structure of the Russian Science.
  Мoscow, CSRS, 2000, 318 p. (with the group of authors, in Russian)
• Government R&D Funding in the Economy in Transition.
  Moscow, CSRS, 1998, 59 p. (with A. Gorin and L. Mindeli, in Russian)
• Financing Russian R&D: Crisis and Possible Solutions.
  In: Transforming Science and Technology Systems - the Endless transition? Eds. Werner Meske, Judith Mosoni-Fried, Henry Etzkowitz, Gennady Nesvetailov. NATO Science Series. Series 4: Science and Technology, Vol.23, IOS Press, Amsterdam, 1998, pp. 27-39. (with Levan Mindeli)
• Academic-Industry Relations in Russia: the Road to the Market.
  In: Capitalizing Knowledge. Eds. Henry Etzkowitz, Andrew Webster and Peter Healey. SUNY Press, Albany, 1998, pp. 169-185. (with Mike Berry)

Recent presentations

• L. Pipiya. Social Sciences and Humanities in the Modern Russia. Presentation for the Plenary Session at Rumyantsev’s Readings – 2011. Russian State Library, 19 April 2011, Moscow.
• L. Pipiya. SSH in Russia: GlobalSSH Perspective. Presentation at GlobalSSH – METRIS Conference “Social Sciences and Humanities: Emerging Trends and Future Prospects. Europe in Global Context”. 24–25 April 2009, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala, Sweden.
• L. Pipiya. SSH in Russia: Transformations, Limitations and Challenges. Presentation at SCAS Seminar. 13 March 2009. SCAS, Uppsala, Sweden.
• L. Pipiya. Global SSH – project results from Russia. Presentation at Global SSH Policy Workshop. 13-14 March 2009. SCAS, Uppsala, Sweden.
  
• L. Pipiya. Internationalisation of Social Sciences and Humanities – Challenges for Russia? Presentation at Global SSH Workshop, 23-24 April 2008, Le Centre de sociologie europeenne – L'Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales, Paris, France.
• L. Pipiya. Russian Data for the European Innovation Scoreboard. Presentation at BRUIT Dissemination Workshop, 24 January 2008, IMEMO, Moscow, Russia.
• L. Pipiya. Gender Aspects in the Russian S&T – Statistical Trends. Presentation for INWES Regional Symposium “Women Scientists and Engineers in New EU Countries and Eastern Europe”, 2-4 July 2007, the University of Wroclaw, Wroclaw, Poland.
• L. Pipiya. GlobalSSH Data Book: Findings and Trends in the Targeted Countries. Presentation for GlobalSSH workshop “Assessing social sciences and humanities research capacities in Russia, other CIS countries and China in a view of the internationalisation of science”, 6-8 June 2007, the Tartu University Eurocollege, Tartu, Estonia.
• L. Pipiya. ISISEP: Implementation of the Project Tasks. Presentation for GlobalSSH expert meeting, 26-27 May 2006, SCASSS, Uppsala, Sweden.