Economics

Siberia as a macro-region has the potential to become a driver of economic and political development of Russia in the future. Our concept is "Siberian economic renaissance" which are based on the special economic condition; new policy in the spheres of infrastructure development, transport, and urbanization; economic openness to the outside world.

The main objective of the Economics is support of studies in regional development and management of social and economic processes. Leading Russian and international scientists are looking at the history of Siberia, the current political and socio-economic situation, the positioning of the region in the context of the global economy and suggesting the strategic solutions needed. Researchers are shaping the vision of the problems, opportunities and constraints of Siberia and the Far East development as a special macro region in the geo-economic and geopolitical map of the world.

Leading scientists

• Inozemtzev Vladislav L., senior research fellow, Scientific Department
• Demkin Vladimir P., vice-rector for Network-Based Information Activities
• Skrylnikova Natalia A., professor, Faculty of Economics
• Lojnikova Anna V., professor, Faculty of Economics
• Shloptsov Dmitry M., Head, Department of General and Applied Economics
• Pchelintsev Evgeny A., associate professor, Faculty of Economics

Departments

• Department of General and Applied Economics
• Department of System Management and Entrepreneurship in Economics
• Department of Mathematical Methods and Information Technologies in Economics

Networks and Collaborations

International partners

• Brookings Institution in Washington, the US
• Corporate Transformation Group GmbH

Russian partners

• The Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering , Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
• Russian Federation Institute of market problems, Russian Academy of Sciences
• Russian Federation, Committee for Cooperation with the Department of Local Government, Tomsk Regional Administration