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Nemirovskaja, Elena Mikhailovna was born on November 17, 1939 in Moscow. Daughter of Mikhail Petrovich and Polina Abramovna (Ljublinskaja) Nemirovskaja.
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Elena Mikhailovna Nemirovskaja, Russian political science educator. Nominee of the Krieble Institute of the Free Congress Foundation, 1995; grantee Council of Europe, United States International Republican Institute, others, 1993-1995, Endowment for Democracy, British Know-How Fund, Westminster Foundation, United Kingdom, Hanns Seidel Foundation, Germany, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Germany, Open Society Institute, S. Simone Foundation, France.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Institute Architecture, Moscow, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, Institute for Philosophy/Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy of Sciences, 1974.
Career
Designer, Moscow Institute of Architectural Design, Moscow, 1962-1966; researcher, Institute of Theory and History of Art, Moscow, 1966-1974; staff editor, Problems of Peace and Socialism magazine, Prague, 1974-1978; editor-in-chief, Information Center for Cultural and Social Affairs, Moscow, 1978-1990; correspondence, L'Express, Belvedere, Moscow, 1990-1993; director, Moscow School of Political Studies, since 1990. Consultant School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies, London U., since 1989.
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Founder, director Moscow School of Political Studies, since 1990.
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Married Jurij Petrovic Senokossov, September 8, 1973. 1 child, Conrad Tatjana Jurievna.
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Education
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1962
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1974
Institute for Philosophy/Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy Sciences , Doctor of Philosophy
Career
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1962 - 1966
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1966 - 1974
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1974 - 1978
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1978 - 1990
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1990
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1990 - 1993
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Nominee of the Krieble Institute of the Free Congress Foundation, 1995. Grantee Council of Europe, United States International Republican Institute, others, 1993-1995, Endowment for Democracy, British Know-How Fund, Westminster Foundation, United Kingdom, Hanns Seidel Foundation, Germany, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Germany, Open Society Institute, S. Simone Foundation, France.Nominee of the Krieble Institute of the Free Congress Foundation, 1995. Grantee Council of Europe, United States International Republican Institute, others, 1993-1995, Endowment for Democracy, British Know-How Fund, Westminster Foundation, United Kingdom, Hanns Seidel Foundation, Germany, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Germany, Open Society Institute, S. Simone Foundation, France.