A desire to reshape the future is a steady trend that has emerged in Russian
society, however there are many challenges which face the government today as
they try to form the ‘future’ of Russia. Will the declared modernization decay
and end in another failed reformatory project? Join our panel of experts as
they discuss the following questions surrounding this topic: How achievable is
this Program of Modernization of Russia? What is it Utopia or tomorrow's
Reality? Is it possible to change model of society’s development, while not
touching its essential characteristics, such as: structure of the Russian
authority, structure and a pattern of ownership, structure of economy,
ideological and valuable structure of society?
Participants: V. T. Tretyakov, political scientist, analyst, TV presenter, Dean
of TV broadcasting college at Moscow State University, producer and presenter
at the leading weekly TV show “What to do? Philosophical conversations”
broadcasted on Culture channel.
A. F. Fillipov, sociologist and philosopher with a PhD in sociological
sciences, a Professor of practical philosophy, the head of a laboratory, and
the head of the Fundamental Sociology Center at the Institute for Humanitarian
Historical- Theoretical Researches.
A. M. Rutkevich, philosopher, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Dean of the
Philosophical Department at GU-VSE and main scientific employee at the
Institute for Humanitarian Historical-Theoretical Researches.
J. A. Danilov, economist, the Cand.Econ.Sci. the managing faculty of the
International University in Moscow, the senior adviser on macroeconomic of the
Head of Federal service on the financial markets, Director of Fund of the
Center of Development of the Share Market.
Moderator: I. A. Fomin, general Director of the Publishing and consulting group
"Praksis", and deputy editor-in-chief of "Sokrat” magazine. This event is
co-organised by publishing and consulting group “Praksis”.
