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HIV/AIDS in the Russian Federation - Advisors and Collaborators

Advisory Group:

• Dr. Cynthia Buckley, Program Director, Social Science Research Council, buckley@ssrc.org
  
• Ted Gerber, Professor of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, tgerber@ssc.wisc.edu
  
• Michele Rivkin-Fish, Associate Professor of Anthropology, mrfish@unc.edu
  
• Judyth Twigg, Professor of Government and Public Affairs, Virginia Commonwealth University, jtwigg@vcu.edu

Russian Collaborators and Advisors:

Saratov

• Elena Rostislavovna Yarskaya-Smirnova, Chairman of the Chair of Social Anthropology and Social Work in Saratov State Technical University, socwork@online.ru
• Professor Romanov, Professor, Department of Social Anthropology and Social Work Center for Social Policy and Gender Studies Saratov State Technical University, p_rom@mail.ru

Novosibirsk

• Tatiana Barchunova, barch@mail.nsk.ru
• Vladimir Diev, Dean of Philosophy Department, Novosibirsk State University, diev@smile.nsu.ru

Moscow—New Economic School

• Alexei Sitnikov, Director for Development, New Economic School/CEFIR, asitnikov@nes.ru
• Sergei Guriev, Human Capital Foundation , Associate Professor of Corporate Finance Rector, New Economic School
• Irina Denisova—CEFIR—located within New Economic School, idenisova@cefir.ru

Moscow—Institute of Sociology

• Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, elenadan@mtu-net.ru
• Mikhail Kosolapov, Head of Department on Methodology, Institute of Sociology and Demoscope (RLMS work)
• Serguei Kukhterin, Head of the Center for Sociological Education, Institute of Sociology, kuhterin@socforum.ru
• Michael Gorshkov, Professor and Director of Institute of Sociology

St. Petersburg

• Nikolai Skvortsov, St. Petersburg State, Sociology
• First Vice-Rector Igor Vassilievich Murin, Leader of Master in Public Health Program, murin@hq.pu.ru
• Olga Fionik, Vice Dean of Medical Faculty, fvolga@mail.ru
• Maia Rusakova, Director, Stellit (NGO), maia@spbstellit.ru

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