Dr. Vladimir S. Malakhov

• 1987 – PhD at the Department of History of Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the USSR (now Russian Academy of Sciences) on the topic “The Problem of Tradition in Hans Georg Gadamer’s Hermeneutics”.
• 1983 -1986 - post-graduated student, Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the USSR (now Russian Academy of Sciences).
• 1975 -1980 - student, Leningrad State University, Department of Philosophy, (Graduated 1980).

• Since 2004 – Leading Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences 
• 1994-2004 – Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences 
• 1990-1994 - Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences 
• 1988-1990 – Junior Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences 
• Since 2008 – Associated Professor of the Department of Sociology and Political Science, Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences (Russian-British Postgraduate University) 
• 2007- 2006 – Deputy Dean of the Department of Sociology and Political Science, Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences (Russian-British Postgraduate University) 
• 2006-2005 – Dean of the Department of Political Science, Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences (Russian-British Postgraduate University)

Fellowships, Grants, and Awards:

• 2007   second place in the Annual Competition of The Russian Association for Political Science (RAPN), in the nomination “The best textbook of the year” for the book “State in the Age of Globalization”.
• 2006 – Grant of Thyssen Foundation (FRG) 
• March 2006 – Manchester University, Visiting Research Fellow 
• 2004-2005 – National Foundation of Staff Training (Russian Foundation, with support of the World Bank) 
• 2003 – Habilitation (Dr. of Sciences), Russian Academy of Sciences 
• 2003 – Short list of the Andrey Belyi Award for the book “Discreet Charm of Racism” 
• September 2003 – London School of Economics (LSE), Visiting Research Fellow 
• 2002-2004 – Grant INTAS, with Jutta Scherer, Vladislav Lektorsky and Natalia Avtonomova (Moscow-Paris). 
• 2001-2002 – Grant of John and Kathryn MacArthur Foundation (Moscow) 
• February 1998 - Curriculum Development Center, Central European University, Budapest 
• 1997-1998 – Russian Foundation for Humanities (RGNF) 
• June – December 1995 - Leipzig University, Germany, Visiting Research Fellow
• January – June 1995 International Center for Cultural Studies (IFK), Vienna, Austria, Visiting Fellow 
• July – December 1994 Institute for Humanities, Vienna, Austria, Visiting Research Fellow 
• July 1991- April 1993 Tuebingen University, Germany, Research Fellow 
• During 1997-98 - Visiting Professor at various Universities of the Russian Federation (Sociology Department of Tver’ State University, Philosophy and Political Science Department of Kaliningrad State University, Department of Sociology of Arkhangelsk State University) etc.
  The lecture courses were supported by Open Society Institute (Soros Foundation), Moscow Department 1997, and Budapest Department in 1999.

• New Realities: Challenge to Philosophy − XVI. German Philosophical Congress, Berlin, September 1993
• Liberalism in Multicultural Societies. — Oesterreichische Gesellschaft fuer philosophischen Ost-West-Dialog, Vienna, March 1994
• The Restructuring of Political Space Around the Baltic Rim. — Nordiska Institutet foer Regionalpolitisk Forsking (NordREFO), Stockholm, April 1995
• Russian Nationalism. — Internationales Zentrum fuer Kulturwissenschaften (IFK), Vienna, December 1995
• Questions of Traditions. — Rutgers State University, New Brunswick, November 1997
• Multiculturalism and the Transformation of Post-Soviet Societies. — Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Moscow, September 1999
• Political Loyalty and Cultural Identity in Poliethnic Russia. — Institute for Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences, April 2000
• Migration and Nation State. – Centre for German and European Studies, Centre for Independent Social Research. -  Saint-Petersburg, May, 2002
• Hate Speech in Russian Mass Media. – Moscow, November 2002
• Migration in Europe – Threat or Opportunity? – 7. International Congress Renovabis, Freising (FRG), August-September 2003.
• International Obligations and National Debates: Minorities around the Baltic Sea – University of Uppsala, October 2004
• Diversity in Contemporary Societies − Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, January 2006
• Xenophobia in Russia and Germany. Joint seminar of Heinrich Boell Foundation and Sova-Centre, in the framework of “Petersburg Dialogue. – Moscow, November 2007.
• Fascism: an old enemy or a new threat? Joint conference of the Institute of Globalization and Social Movements, Group «Kritik und Praxis» (Berlin), and “What is to be done” Group (Saint-Petersburg) – Moscow, February 2008.
• International Factors in Ethnic Challenges – V. Annual Conference of the Eurasian Political Studies Network, Moscow, February 2007.
• Counteracting prejudice: Rock-culture against xenophobia, racism and nationalism. International Seminar with the support of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. – Moscow, June 2008.
• Empires and Nations. Joint Conference of the SciencePo and Assotiation for the Study of Nationalities. – Paris, July 2008.

• 1992 – University of Heidelberg (Germany)
• 1992, 1993 – Freie Universitaet Berlin (Germany)
• 1993 – University of Fribourg (Switzerland)
• 1993- Bundesministerium fuer Wissenschaft und Forschung (Vienna, Austria).
• 1994 – Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (Paris, France)
• 1994 - Institut fuer Wissenschaft und Kunst (Vienna, Austria)
• 1995 – Internationales Zentrum fuer Kulturwissenschaften (Vienna, Austria)
• 1996 - The Nordic Institute of Regional Policy Research (NordREFO) Stockholm, Sweden
• 1998 – University of Flensburg (Germany)
• 2000 – Hamburger Institut fuer Sozialforschung (Hamburg, Germany)
• 2001 – Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (Paris, France)
• 2004 – UNITED for Intercultural Action (Oslo, Norway)
• 2006 – Hamburger Institut fuer Sozialforschung (Hamburg, Germany)
• 2007 – European University in Saint Petersburg (Russia)

In English

• Russian “national policy” as a phenomenon of political speech  –  Forthcoming.
• The Category of “Minorities” in the Russian Federation: the Reflection on Uses and Misuses [with Alexander Osipov] // International Obligations and National Debates: Minorities around the Baltic Sea / Editor-in-Chief Sia Spiliopoulou Akermark. – Marienhamn, Aland, Finland: Alands Islands Peace Research Institute, 2006. P.497-544. 
• Racism and Migrants // http://www.eurozine.com/articles/2003-03-14-malakhov-en.html 
• Russia’s Identity and Foreign Policy: Perceptions of Baltic Rim. In: Neonationalism or Regionality? The Restructuring of Political Space around the Baltic Rim. Ed. by Pertti Noenniemi. NordREFOs styrelse 1997:5, pp. 139-180.
• Hermeneutics and Tradition: Reflections on the Russian Case // Intellectual News: Review of the International Society for Intellectual History.Nos.4-5: Spring 1999, pp.61-66. 
• Is philosophy in Russian possible? – Intellectual News. No.9: Autumn 2001. P.3-34. 
• Presentations: the new dictionary of contemporary Western philosophy. – Ibid., p.80-83. 

In Russian 

Books 

• They are here: Essays on Nationalism, Racism and Cultural Pluralism. – Moscow, 2007. – 200 p. 
• State in the Age of Globalization. – Moscow, 2007. 256 p. 
• Nationalism as a Political Ideology. – Moscow, 2005. 320 p. 
• Multiculturalism and the Transformation of Post-Soviet Societies. Editor-in- Chief (co-editor Valery Tishkov). Moscow, 2002. - 356 p. 
• Discreet Charm of Racism. - Moscow, 2001. - 176 p. 
• Contemporary Western Philosophy. Editor-in-Chief (with Vladimir Filatov). Moscow: Politizdat, 1991. – 404 p. 
• Contemporary Western Philosophy. Second Edition, revisited. Editor-in-Chief (with Vladimir Filatov). Moscow: TON-Ostozhie, 1998.  – 542 p. 
• Contemporary Western Philosophy. Third Edition, revisited. Editor-in-Chief (with Otfried Hoeffe and Vladimir Filatov). Forthcoming. 

Articles 

• Nationalism and “nationalities politics” of the Russian Authorities: 1991-2006 // Russkiy natsionalism: sotsialnyi i kulturnyi kontekst / Sost. M.Laruel. Moskva, 2008. P. 131-156. 
• Orientalism: Russian Context // Puti Rossii: kultura, obshestvo, tchelovek. Moskva, 2008. 
• Why are there no “multicultural studies” in Russia? // Vestnik instituta Kennana v Rossii. Vyp. 11. Moskva, 2008. 
• Contemporary Russian Nationalism – Mysliashaia Rossia: kartografia sovremennych intellektualnyh techenyi. - Moscow, 2006. P. 141-157. 
• Nation State and Cultural Pluralism – Logos: filosofsko-literaturnyi zhurnal. №2 (53). 2006. P.84-93. 
• “National Policy” in Russia: its current stage and its future // Prognozis: zhurnal o buduschchem. № 3 (7). Autumn 2006. 
• About Political Uses of Cultural Differences − Sinyi Divan. № 6. 2005. P.57-67. www.polit.ru 
• Ethnic Assignment of Migration in Public Discourse and Institutions. – Kosmopolis, № 1 (7), 2004. 
• Nation-building and its Workers − Politicheskyi Zhurnal. 13.09.2004, № 33 (36). P. 58-59. 
• Racism and Migrants. – Neprikosnovennyi zapas. 2002, № 5. P.29-34. 
• Symbolic Construction of Ethnicity and Conflict. — Language and Ethnic Conflict. Moscow: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2001. P.115-137. 
• Nostalgia for Identity. — Logos: filosofsko-literaturny zhurnal. Moscow 1999, № 3, pp.8-12. 
• Globalization in the Contexts of Ethics. — Ethos global’nogo mira. Moscow, 1999, pp.64-76; 139. 
• Remarks on Nationalistic Discourse. — Pro et Contra. Vol.4, № 1, 1999, pp.129-132. 
• Identity and its disconents. −Voprosi filosopfii, 1998, № 2, pp. 43-54. 
• A Challenge to the Nation-State. − Pro et Contra. 1998, vol.3, № 2, pp.141-154.
•  "War of cultures" or Intellectuals on Borders. − Oktyabr. 1997, № 7, pp 149-156. 
• Paradoxes of multiculturalism − Inostrannaya Literatura. 1997, № 11. 
• Cinema as a mirror of multicultural revolution − Nezavisimaya gazeta, 14.10. 97. 
• Identity. Communication. Historicism. Wilhelm Dilthey. Hans-Georg Gadamer. Verstehen etc. − Contemporary Western Philosophy: Dictionary. - Moscow, 1998. 
• Racism. Ethnicity. Identity. — The New Encyclopedia of Philosophy in 4 Volumes. —
• Moscow, 2000. 

In German and other languages: 

• Continuity and Discontinuity in the Russian Intellectual History. In: Dialektik: Enzyklopaedische Zeitschrift fuer Philosophie und Wissenschaften, 1998/1, pp.35-46. 
• To the Question on Philosophy of Russian Postmodernism In: Russische Philosophie im 20.Jahrhundert, Hg. K.-D.Eichler und U. J.Schneider, Leipzig 1996, (Leipziger Schriften zur Philosophie 4), S.58-78. 
• What is Nationalism?  In: Mesotes: Zeitschrift fuer philosophischen Ost-West- Dialog. Wien 2/1994 (4.Jahrgang), S.243-250. 
• What is it, “national thinking”? In: Rassismus und Kulturalismus. Mitteilungen des Instituts fuer Wissenschaft und Kunst, 52 Jahrgang (1997), 3. Wien 1997. S.25-30. 
• Is philosophy in Russian possible? - Niin e nain: filosopfinen aikakauslehti 1/1995. S. 32-42 (In Finnish)
  the same in Japanese:
  Vestnik ekonomiki eks-SSSR, 6/1994. 
• National Utopia as an Objekt of Philosophical Ethnology. In: XVI. Deutscher Kongress für Philosophie. Neue Realitaeten. Herausforderung der Philosophie. 20.-24.September 1993. TU Berlin. Sektionsbeiträge.I. Berlin, 1993, S.438-443. 
• A Claim for Otherness: the structure of national discourse. In: Mesotes: Zeitschrift fuer philosophischen Ost-West Dialog, 1992, Nr.4, Wien, 1992, S. 133-139;
  the same in Italian:
  Nuova Secondaria 4, 15 Dicembre 1993, anno XI, Brescia 1993, p.38-41. 
• National Imagination and National Philosophy. In: Russische religioese Philosophie: das wiedergewonnene Er­be: Aneignung und Distanz (Hoh­enheimer Protokolle. Bd.41). Stutt­gart, 1992. S.121-127. 
• The Conservative’s Three Bodies: a critique of liberalism in Russian conservatism. In: Mesotes. Wien 4/1994 (3.Jahrgang), S. 533-542. 
• In search of the lost country. In: taz (Tageszeitung). Berlin. 24.08.1991, S. 18. 
• Russia’s “National question”. Radioessay. - Suedwestfunk, Baden-Baden ("SW2, Kul­tur"). Broadcasted on 5.09.94, 21-22 h. 

Translations into Russian: 

• Ian Shapiro. Moral Foundations of Politics. New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 2003. [Shapiro I. Moralnye osnovaniya politiki. Moskva: Knizhny Dom Universitet, 2004] 
• Jurgen Habermas. Können komplexe Gesellschaften einevernünftige Identität  ausbilden? // Zur Rekonstruktion des Historischen Materialismus. Fr. am Main: Suhrkamp, 1987. S.92-125.
  Kleine Politische Schriften VI, Fr. am Main: Suhrkamp, 1987. S. 157-178
  Kleine Politische Schriften VII, Fr. am Main: Suhrkamp, 1987. S. 157-166;
  Kleine Politische Schriften VII, Fr. am Main: Suhrkamp, 1987. S.205-224
  [V poiskah natsionalnoy identichnosti. Donetsk: Izdatel’stvo ‘Donbass’, 1999] 
• Wilhelm Dilthey. Einleitung in die Geisteswissenschaften. Stuttgart: Teubner, 1959. [Dilthey V. Vvedenie v nauki o duhe. Moskva: Dom intellektualnoy knigi, 2000] 
• Otfried Hoeffe. Politische Gerechtigkeit. F/M 1987. [Moskva: Gnozis, 1994] 
• Manfred Frank. Politische Aspekte des neuesten franzoesischen Denkens) // Logos, № 6. 1995: 315-326. 
• Georg Lukacs, Entaeusserung als Zentralbegriff der "Paenomenologie des Geistes". In: G.Lukacs. Molodoj Gegel (Der junge Hegel). Moskva: Nauka, 1987, S.583-615. 
• Wilhelm Essler, Zur Typologie der dialektischen Widersprueche. In: Filosofija Gegelja. Problemy dialektiki (Die Philosophie Hegels: Probleme der Dialektik). Moskva: Nauka, 1987, S.135-144. 
• Heinz Kimmerle, Gegensatz und Unterschied: Dialektik und das Den­ken der Differenz. Op.cit.,102-117. 
• Reinhard Lauth, Zur Frage ueber Genesis der "Legende ueber Grossinqui­sitor". In: Voprosy filosofii, 1990, Nr.1. Neugedrucht in: Ros­si­ja i Germanija. Opyt filosofskogo dialoga (Russland und Deutschland: Versuch eines philosophischen Dialogs). Moskva: Medi­um, 1993, S.307-321. 
• Hans-Georg Gadamer: - Semantik und Hermeneutik; Sprache und Verstehen; Philosophische Grundlagen des 20.Jahrhunderts. In: G.-G.Gadamer. Aktualnost’ prekrasnogo. Moskva: Iskusstvo, 1991. 
• Eberhardt Mueller, Kireevskij und die deutsche Philosophie. In: Ros­si­ja i Germanija. Opyt filosofskogo dialoga. Mosk­wa:Medium, 1993. S.106-145. 
• Klemence Friedrich, Ueber die Entladungsfunktionen einer Denkfigur, in: Voprosi filosopfii 1994, Nr. 7/8.