Ilyin Vladimir A.

Doctor of Sciences (Economics), Corresponding Member of the RAS, Professor, Honored Worker of Science of the Russian Federation

Articles in this journal

“The Constitutional Ban on State Ideology Means a Ban on Revising the Ideological Tenets of Liberalism”: What the 30-Year Absence of a State Ideology Leads to [№3, 2025]
What the 30-Year Absence of a State Ideology Leads to: “The Enemy Is Not Only on the Other Side of the Frontline” [№2, 2025]
Vladimir Putin’s 25 Years of Presidential Terms: “Warrior”, “Ruler”, “Creator” [№1, 2025]
“Revolutionary” Words of the Russian President on November 7, 2024 [№6, 2024]
Special Military Operation and the Internal Mobilization of Society and Elites [№5, 2024]
“Returning the State to Its Native Harbor”. On the Issue of Ensuring the Continuity of Sovereign Development [№4, 2024]
The Fifth Political Cycle of Russian President Vladimir Putin: “Cosmetic Repairs” for Crony Capitalism or a Transition to “Social Capitalism”? [№3, 2024]
A Solid “Mandate of Trust”: 76 Million People Voted for Vladimir Putin’s Fifth Presidential Term [№2, 2024]
The Russian Federation in the First Quarter of the 21st Century. The President Has Set Tasks until 2030 [№1, 2024]
At an Intermediate Stage on the Way toward Cultural Sovereignty [№6, 2023]
From “Munich-2007” to “Valdai-2023”: Sixteen Years That Changed Russia and the World [№5, 2023]
The System of Oligarchic Capitalism in Russia Is Inconsistent with the Achievement of the Goals of the Special Military Operation [№4, 2023]
Evolving Threats to National Security [№3, 2023]
Unusual Clarity. Russia Is No Longer the West [№2, 2023]
The President Called on the Officials of All Levels to “Stop Fooling Around” [№1, 2023]
Framework for a New Social Contract Is Being Formed in Russia [№6, 2022]
The Special Military Operation Reveals New Features of Civil Society [№5, 2022]
On the Way toward Crossing the Inner Rubicon [№4, 2022]
A Difficult Road after the Rubicon [№3, 2022]
The Rubicon Has Been Crossed: February 24, 2022, Russia Entered a New Stage in Its Development in the 21st Century [№2, 2022]
Nationwide Poverty – “a Threat to Steady Development and Our Demographic Future” [№1, 2022]
Trends in Public Opinion Regarding the Effectiveness of Public Administration. Presidential Cycles 2000–2021 [№6, 2021]
Voters Supported the President: On the Results of the Election to the State Duma of the Eighth Convocation [№5, 2021]
National Security Strategy – 2021: Positive Experiences and Conflicting Expectations [№4, 2021]
Focus on Finances as a Factor of Russia’s National Vulnerability in the 21st Century [№3, 2021]
Where Does the Soullessness of the Ruling Elites Lead? [№2, 2021]
Russian Statehood in the Face of the “Corruption of the Elites” Threat [№6, 2020]
Announced in 2018, V. Putin’s “Decisive Breakthrough” is Now Stuck [№5, 2020]
Vote of Confidence for the President is Confirmed. Achievement of Socio-Economic Development Goals before 2024–2030 is Uncertain [№4, 2020]
Remembering academician D.S. Lvov with gratitude [№3, 2020]
Efficiency of the State’s “Manual” Management. Challenges of 2020 [№2, 2020]
Another Step toward V. Putin’s “Long State” [№1, 2020]
Civil Society and the Transit of Power in 2024 [№6, 2019]
The 2018–2019 Regional Election: Voters’ Trust in the Authorities Continues to Decline [№5, 2019]
Nationally Oriented Rotation of the Elites – the Most Important Condition for the Implementation of National Projects [№4, 2019]
The Problem of Civilizational Choice and Its Reflection in the Key Documents Defining the Present and Future of Russia [№3, 2019]
“Intellectual Feebleness” of the Ruling Elites and the “Deep People” of the “Long State” [№2, 2019]
Public Administration Efficiency in 2000–2018 in the Assessments of the Region’s Population [№1, 2019]
“Russian Federation – a Welfare State?” Assessing the Results of 25 years of Implementation of Article 7 of the Russian Constitution [№6, 2018]
Revisiting the Issue Concerning the Future of Russian Statehood [№5, 2018]
Pension reform and exacerbating issues of the legitimacy of the government [№4, 2018]
The Disturbing Future of 2024 [№3, 2018]
“...And Most Importantly, There Will Be No Destitute People in Russia”.“Capitalism for the Few” – a Key Problem of National Security [№2, 2018]
What Will Putin Bequeath to His Successor in 2024? [№1, 2018]
“Crony Capitalism” – a Source of Social Inequality in Modern Russia [№6, 2017]
The President’s Unfinished Work. Public Administration System Is Not Ready to Function Without Manual Control [№5, 2017]
Development of Civil Society in Russia in Conditions of “Capitalism for the Few” [№4, 2017]
Significance of the Thesis “Cadres Decide Everything” as Applied to Modern Russia [№3, 2017]
Reflections upon the Results of the Fiftieth Issue of the Journal “Economic and Social Changes: Facts, Trends, Forecast” [№2, 2017]
What a Shame… [№2, 2017]
One Year Left before the Fourth Presidential Term [№1, 2017]
Thirteenth Address of President Putin to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation: Transformation of Power as a Point for Discussion [№6, 2016]
Russian President Got a Constitutional Majority in the State Duma of the Seventh Convocation [№5, 2016]
The Ruling Elites: a Problem for Russia’s National Security [№4, 2016]
State Duma Election 2016. Economic Policy of the President Assessed by the People [№3, 2016]
President Vladimir Putin’s Third Four-Year Term: Contradictory Outcomes – an Expec ted Result [№2, 2016]
National Security Strategy 2015 – a Step towards the New Phase of Russia’s Development [№1, 2016]
Public Administration Efficiency and the Aggravation of Public Health Issues [№6, 2015]
Issues of Russia’s Transition to the New Stage of Its Nation-Building [№5, 2015]
Economic Policy Pursued by the Government Is Still Inconsistent with the Interests of the Majority of Russia’s Population [№4, 2015]
Non-systemic solutions of systemic problems [№3, 2015]
A new stage of Russ ian history: trends, specifics and prospects [№2, 2015]
Halfway to a fourth presidential term [№2, 2015]
Alarming trends [№1, 2015]
The year of tough decisions [№6, 2014]
The necessity of a new development cycle [№5, 2014]
Scientific analysis of global challenges for Russia (on the article “How not to lose in the war” by Academician S.Y. Glazyev) [№4, 2014]
Russia must go its own way [№3, 2014]
Sociological assessment of public administration efficiency [№2, 2014]
FROM THE CHIEF EDITOR [№2, 2014]
Time factor [№1, 2014]
ISEDT RAS Research and Education Centre – a focal point for the growth of the region’s science and technology potential [№6, 2013]
What does the coming day hold for the country? [№6, 2013]
New agenda and state management efficiency [№5, 2013]
Modernisation issues of Russia’s regions [№4, 2013]
National and regional security: a view from the region [№3, 2013]
Anxious expectations remain [№2, 2013]
Page unturned [№1, 2013]
Budget crisis of the regions in 2013 – 2015: a threat to Russia’s security [№6, 2012]
On the difficult way to strong civil society [№6, 2012]
Anxious expectations [№5, 2012]
Dynamics of the RF Presidents' activities approval by the region's population [№4, 2012]
Expectations of the results [№3, 2012]
Bifurcation of a new political cycle [№2, 2012]
To the political cycle results [№1, 2012]
From the Chief Editor [№6, 2011]
Problems of socio-economic development of Russian territories in the post crisis period [№5, 2011]
From the Chief Editor [№4, 2011]
THE INFLUENCE OF FERROUS METALLURGY CORPORATIONS’ INTERESTS ON THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT [№3, 2011]
From the chief editor [№3, 2011]
From the chief editor [№2, 2011]
From the chief editor [№1, 2011]
From the chief editor [№4, 2010]
Intellectual resources as innovation development factor [№3, 2010]
From the chief editor [№3, 2010]
From the chief editor [№2, 2010]
Strategic reserves of labor productivity growth in the regional economy [№1, 2010]
From the chief editor [№1, 2010]
From the chief editor [№4, 2009]
From the Editor-in-Chief [№3, 2009]
From the Editor-in-Chief [№2, 2009]
From the chief editor [№1, 2009]
From the chief editor [№4, 2008]
From the chief editor [№3, 2008]
From the chief editor [№2, 2008]
От главного редактора [№1, 2008]