Mikhail Karpov 卡爾波夫
性別 Sex：男 Male
國籍 Nationality：俄羅斯 Russia
獎助期間 Period for Grants：3個月
漢學研究中心獎助學人
研究期間：1999/8~1999/11
研究機構：Institute of Asian and African Studies, Moscow State University俄羅斯莫斯科國立大學亞非研究所
職稱：副教授
研究主題：Political Modernization in the R.O.C. in Global Perspective
研究專長：中國歷史、政治科學
現職
研究機構：School of Asian Studies, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
俄羅斯國立高等經濟大學亞洲研究學系
職稱：副教授
研究專長：中國大陸經濟與社會改革、當代俄國史
個人網頁：Mikhail Karpov
著作目錄(文章) Article catalog
- 2019. Challenges of Trans-Eurasian Integration. Russia and Mongolia in the Context of the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor (Улан-Батор). Presentation: Economic Corridor China-Mongolia-Russia: Bilateral Aspect in Multilateral Format
- 2018. The Transformation of Asian Economic Institutions: Understanding Local Changes and Global Imoacts on Business and Society (Будапешт). Presentation: China’s Institutional “Miracle”. Party-State in the Transition to Market Economy: Potential and Limits of Systemic Sustainability
- 2017. The Color of Chinese Money (Лондон). Presentation: Chinese Trade and Investment in Russia: Beijing’s Peacock Dance
- 2016. Lodz East Asian Forum (Лодзь). Presentation: “Shadow” Banking vs State Banking: Social and Institutional Dynamics of Financial Deregulations in Mainland China and Taiwan
- 2016. The Fourth Term Presentations of MOFA Taiwan Fellowship Scholars (Тайбэй). Presentation: Freeing Finance as Political Crisis Management in Taiwan and China
- 2014. Lodz East Asian Forum (Lodz). Presentation: Could Mainland China Follow the Taiwanese Path of Financial Deregulation?
- Karpov M. From "Chaos" to "Order" to Uncertainty. Chinese Quintessential Reading of Russia's Post-Communist Transformation // Russia in Global Affairs. 2019. Vol. 17. No. 4. P. 53-77.
- Karpov M. China’s Institutional “Miracle”— Party-State in the Transition to Market Economy: Potential and Limits of Systemic Sustainability, in: Dilemmas and Challenges of The Chinese Economy in the 21st Century: Economic Policy Effects of the Belt and Road Initiative. Budapest : Budapest Business School University of Applied Sciences, 2018. P. 107-138.
- Karpov M. East European “BigBang” Revisiting East Asia? Why Chinese “Gradual Transition” Can End Up with “Shock Therapy” // Contemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations. 2018. Vol. 4. No. 1. P. 179-202.
- Karpov M. The Grandeur and Miseries of Russia's "Turn to the East". Russian-Chinese "Strategic Partnership" in the Wake of the Ukrainian Crisis and Westren Sanctions // Russia in Global Affairs. 2018. Vol. 16. No. 3. P. 130-152.
- Karpov M. Can Taiwan's Pattern of Financial Deregulation be Instructive for Market Reforms in Mainland Chinese Financial Sector, in: Building the Diverse Community: Beyond Regionalism in East Asia. Lodz : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Lodzkiego/Lodz University Press, 2016. P. 85-107.
- Karpov M. Temporary Difficulties or the Start of the "Endgame": Chinese economy Between Financial Deregulation and New Stimulius Packages // King's College of London, Lau China Institute, Policy Paper Series. 2016. Vol. 1. No. 3. P. 1-14.
- Karpov M. Will the Russian-Chinese "Strategic Partnership" last until 2020? Plausible Thoughts on an "Implausible" Scenario // Policy Paper Series Sydney University China Studies Center. 2015
- Karpov M. Explaining Political Economy of China's Transition to Market: "Multiple-Track" Model // St. Petersburg Annual of Asian and African Studies. 2014. No. 3
- Karpov M. “The Bear and the Dragon. Xi Jinping’s First State Visit to Moscow Speaks Volumes about Sino-Russian Ties”. // Strategic Vision for Taiwan Security. 2013. Vol. 2. No. 9
- Karpov M. GDP Dynamics, Industrialization and Market Reforms in China // The China Journal. 2012
- Karpov M. “From Public to Where? How Looks “Latent Property Transition” at the Chinese State Assets in the Light of 2004-2006 “Big Discussion” // Eurasian Review. 2012. No. 5
- “Sketches on Political Economy of the “Socialism with Chinese Characteristics”: “Multiple-Track Leninism” Part 1: “Price Reform as a Clue to the Chinese Reform Path: Practices and Theories of the “Double-Track” Pricing” // “Vostok-Orients” (JRAS). 2011. No. 3
- “Sketches on Political Economy of the “Socialism with Chinese Characteristics”: “Multiple-Track Leninism” Part 2: “Theories of “Double-Track Transition” and Realities of “Multiple-Track” System” // “Vostok-Orients” (JRAS). 2011. No. 4
- Chinese Yuan as a Reserve Currency, Russian-Chinese Trade and the Problems of the Chinese National Finance System // Московский коммерсант. 2010. No. 12
- Refuge from the Heat. Political and Architectural History of the Summer Resort in Chengde // Oriental Collection” (JRNL). 2010
- Autumn of the Ancient Capital. China’s Communist Leadership, Intellectuals and Soviet Advisers’ Competing Views of the Beijing’s Future in 50s-early 60s of the 20th Century // Oriental Collection” (JRNL). 2009
- Algebra of the Chinese Harmony. The Place and Meaning of the 6th Plenary Meeting of the CC of CCP in October 2006 // Asia and Africa today. 2007. No. 3
- Global Projects of the “Great Powers” in Central Asia // Rules of the Game. 2006. No. 3
- Vibrant Party or an Empty Shell? Some Comparisons between Former Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Today’s CCP // Oriens. 2006. No. 6
- The Factor of Lee Yuan Tseh and Political Triumph of DPP in the ROC Presidential Elections” in “Kuomintang in Taiwan: Past, Present and Future // Moscow State University, Institute of Asian and African Studies. 2003
- The Dust of Old Beijing. Past and Present of the Chinese Capital // Journal of the Russian national Library. 2002. No. 9
- Snow Domes of the Himalayas. Three Weeks “on the Ground” in Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh // Asia and Africa today. 2001. No. 9
- Successes and Anxieties of the “Other China”. Recent Social and Political Developments in Taiwan // Asia and Africa today. 2000. No. 8,9
- “Glamour of Impoverished Democracies. Problems of Political Stability in Russian and East European Post-communist Transitions” // Contemporary Social Sciences. 1999. No. 3
- “Was Deng Xiaoping Cleverer than Mikhail Gorbachev? Early Stages of Transition in former USSR and People’s Republic of China” // Asia and Africa today. 1999. No. 10