Nikolai Sergeyevich ROZOV

Николай Сергеевич РОЗОВ

Professor of Philosophy (PhD., Dr. Sc.)

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Research interests:

Historical macrosociology, philosophy of history, philosophy and methodology of social and historical sciences, theory of values, comparative politics and political sociology.

Education:

1995 - fellowship in the Fernand Braudel Center (Univ. of New York at Binghamton) under supervision of Prof. Immanuel Wallerstein

1986-1989  fellowship in Philosophy and Social Sciences in the Institute for Philosophy and Law (Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences)

1983 graduated from the Moscow State University(the Department of Psychology)

Degrees:

1993  Post  Doctorate  (Doctor  of Philosophical Sciences),  Social Philosophy, Moscow State University, dissertation: "The Value Foundations of Humanities in the Modern World"

1989 Ph.D. (Kandidate of Sciences), Social Philosophy, Tomsk State University,dissertation "The Methodological Analysis of Modelling of Sociocultural Objects"

1983 M.A., Psychology, Moscow State University (under supervision of academician Vasiliy V. Davydov)

Academic Experience:

Since 2003 – Full Professor, Department of International Relations and Area Studies, Novosibirsk State Technical University (NSTU).

Since 2002 — Leading Researcher, Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences;

1998 - 2002 -  Founding Coordinator of the 'Macrohistorical Dynamics' Section, Social Science History Association (SSHA);

1997 - present, Member of Scientific Council of the Institute for Philosophy and Law (Novosibirsk);

1995  - Visiting Research Associate at Fernand Braudel Center for the Study of Economies, Historical Systems, and Civilizations (Director Prof. Immanuel Wallerstein), State University of New York at Binghamton, USA

1994 – present, Full Professor, Department of Philosophy, Novosibirsk State University

1987 - 1994, Associate Professor (Docent),Senior Researcher,Novosibirsk State University

         Membership in Editorial Councils of Journals:

·       Cliodynamics: the Journal of Theoretical and Mathematical History

·       Journal of Globalization Studies,

·       Filosofia i Obschestvo (Philosophy and Society),

·       Vestnik of Novosibirsk State University (Series: Philosophy and Law)

Books (in Russian):

·       Koleya i Pereval: Makrosotsiologicheskie Osnovania Strategiy Rossii v 21 Veke (Path and Pass: The Macrosociological Foundations of Russia’s Strategies in the 21 century). Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2011, 735 p.

·       Istoricheskaya Makrosotsiologiya: Metodologia I Metody (Historical Macrosociology: Methodology and Methods). Textbook. Novosibirsk, NSU, 2009.

·       Filosofia I Teoria Iistorii (Philosophy and Theory of History. Book 1. Prolegomena) Moscow, Logos, 2002.

·       Tsennosti v Problemnom Mire: Filosofskie Osnovania I Sotsialnye Prilozhenia Konstruktivnoi Aksiologii (Values in Problematic World: Philosophical Foundations and Social Applications of Constructive Axiology), Novosibirsk State University, 1998, 450 p ., English Summary 30 p.

·       Nachala Ratsionalnoi Filosofii Istorii (Prelegomena to Rational Philosophy of History), Issues 1-6, Novosibirsk State University, 1998-2001.

·       The Almanac 'Vremia Mira' (Editor). The 2-st issue.Structures of History, Novosibirsk, 2001.

·       The Almanac 'Vremia Mira' (Editor). The 1-st issue. The Historical Macrosociology in the 20-th Century, Novosibirsk, 1998.

·       Filosofiya Gumanitarnogo Obrazovaniya (The Philosophy of Humanities and Social Sciences in Higher Education). Research Center for Specialists' Education, Moscow, 1993, 195p.

·       Struktura Tsivilizatsii i Tendentsii Mirovogo Razvitiya (The Structure   of   Civilization and World Development Trends) Novosibirsk St.Univ., Novosibirsk, 1992, 215p. English Summary (3p.)

·       Kultura, Tsennosti i Razvitiye Obrazovaniya (Culture, Values and Development of Education) Research Center for Specialists' Education Moscow, 1992, 154 p.

Main Presentations in English:

·       July 2008Meanings of History as Permanent Self-Tests of Groups and Societies: Philosophy and Social Sciences Versus Ideology — The XXII World Congress of  Philosophy 2008, Seoul,

·       May 2008 20Years After Perestroika: The Required Shifts In Understanding of Macrosocial Dynamics in The Post-Soviet Space – The 39thWorld Sociology Congress, YerevanState University

·      November 2007,  The Social Mechanism of Russian Cycles – Annual Meeting of Social Science History Association, Chicago.

·       November 2001 Can Social Sciences Become Rapid Discovery Science. The Method of Theoretical History. Annual Meeting of Social Science History Association, Chicago.

·       November 2000 Towards Synthesis of Macrohistorical Paradigms, Annual Meeting of Social Science History Association, Pittsburg

·       November 1999 An Evolutionary Periodization of World History and Bridging Macrosociological Paradigms. University of Pennsylvania - School of Arts and Sciences, Sociology Department, Colloquium.

·       November 1998 The Method of Theoretical History, Annual Meeting of Social Science History Association, Chicago.

·       October 1997        Towards the Integrative Structure of Macrohistorical Dynamics, Annual Meeting of Social Science History Association, Washington DC;

·       June 1995             Social-Historical TimeSpace: Reconstruction of Concepts and Bridging Paradigms,Fernand Braudel Center, SUNY Binghamton.

·       June 1995.            Civilizations, Societies, World-Systems, and Historical Epochs: Towards Integrative Structure odf Social Thought. The 24-th Annual Meeting of International Society for Comparative Studies of Civilizations (ISCSC), Write State University, Dayton, Ohio,

·       May 1995. Problems and Prospects of Integration of Social Thought, Colloquium of Philosophy Dept. City College, New-York City.

·       May 1995 New Approaches in Theoretical History, Philosophy Dept. and session of editorial board of the journal History and Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of History, Wesleyan University, CT.

·       June 1990 Constructive Axiology and the Future of Education,  International Symposium "The Philosophy of Education for the 21st Century," Prague.

Main Articles in English:

·       Modeling of Cyclical Dynamics of Russian History: Strategies of Actors and Interaction of Variables // Mathematical modeling of social and economic dynamics. MMSED-2010. Moscow, June 23-25 2010. М.: URSS, 2010. pp.276-281 (with Sergei Tsirel).

·       The Historical Macrosociology: Formation, Fundamental Areas of Research, and Types of Methods // Sociology: History, Theory, and Practices. Vol.10. Bridging the World Togeather. Moscow. Institute of Socio-Political Research. RAS. 2009. P.24-35.

·       Not a Curse but a Challenge // Problems of Economic Transition. 2008 Vol.49, No 9. P.75-82.

·       The Change of Non-Change: Evolution of Human Regimes and the Structure of World History // Alternatives of Social Evolution, Vladivostok, FEB RAS, 2000, p.59-79.

·       The Apologia for Theoretical History, History and Theory, vol.36, October 1997.

·       Where the World Capitalism is Going? Futures Bulletin, vol.23. No 1, 1997, World Futures Studies Federation, Brisbaine Australia.

·       Long  Duree -Problems of Historical Mechanisms  Theses of the International Congress UNESCO ‘Educationa and Science at the Threshold of the Third Millenium, Sections 1-6, Novosibirsk, 1995.

·       The  Values of Social Sciences and Humanities for Future Universities Resume of the International Congress ‘Lomonosov-94’ Moscow State University, 1995.

·       Constructive Axiology and Intellectual Culture of the Future, in: Studia Humanistica, 1990, vol.2 Prague, Institute for Philosophy.

References:

o      Chase-Dunn, Christopher, PhD., Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 21218, USA, fax: 410-516-7590.

o      Collins, Randall, PhD, Professor of Sociology, University of Pennsylvania, Sociology Department, 3718 Locust Walk, Philadelphia PA, 19104-6299.

o      Derluguian, Georgi, PhD, Professor of Sociology,  Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, Chicago,  E-mail: gderlug@northwestern.edu>,  tel (847) 491-274

o      Little, Daniel, PhD, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 17837, fax: 717-524-3369.

o      Sanderson, Stephen K. PhD., Professor of Sociology, Sociology Department, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA, USA, 15705, Fax: 412-357-4842.