Andrey Fursov is candidate of historical Sciences, Director of the Center for Russian studies of the Institute of Fundamental and Applied Research of Moscow University for the Humanities, Director of the Institute for system and strategic analysis; head of the Asia and Africa Department of the Institute for scientific information in social Sciences (INION) Member of the Russian writers ' Union, Vice-President of The Russian intellectual club, academician of the International Academy of science (Innsbruck, Austria)

The project presents the results of long-term research of socio-psychological features of the new Russian entrepreneurship

Bioethics is a complex cultural phenomenon that has emerged as a response to threats to human moral and physical well-being generated by the rapid progress of biomedical science and practice. The protection of the fundamental moral values that define human existence is a condition for the survival of humanity in the current situation

Ivan Bunin's place in the history of Russian literature is very significant. Outstanding purity of language, clarity of internal drawing in images and perfect integrity of construction — all these features of skill inherent in Bunin as the brightest representative of the classical period of Russian realism, make the writer's works complete literary models.

The project is an original part of a comprehensive study of Shakespeare's work and its global significance. It solves the problems of theoretical understanding of the problems of mastering the creativity of a foreign writer by Russian culture, collects and summarizes the entire complex of information about the place of Shakespeare in Russian culture from the first acquaintance with his work in the XVIII century to the present day: translations, stage productions, publications, film and television screens, Shakespeare's images and subjects in painting, music, ballet, literary, theatrical, art criticism, research, interpretation, coverage on Internet sites, representation of Shakespeare and his images in everyday culture.

French literature is one of the greatest literatures in the world. Taking the baton from ancient literature, it began its independent existence in the middle ages and continues to maintain its high purpose centuries later in a completely changed environment of our days. For Russian readers, this is one of the most mastered literature. Quite strong Russian-French literary ties were established in the XVIII century, and since the XIX century they have become an integral part of the cultures of the two countries, mutually enriching in this interaction and mutual reflection aesthetically and spiritually

This project is an electronic version of the fundamental comprehensive study of modern French literature (from the beginning of the Modern period to the present day) in the reflection of Russian culture and the publication on the Internet of an electronic database in the form of a dictionary under the General title " Modern French literature: an Electronic encyclopedia»

The project is implemented by a group of employees of the Moscow University for the Humanities and is based on approaches developed by the scientific school of youth research, youth movement, and youth policy, which has developed at this University and has almost half a century of history. The theoretical and methodological basis of this project is the thesaurus approach, which has recently become more widely recognized in the Humanities and social Sciences

The Russian intellectual club was established on September the 2nd in  1999. The initiators of its creating  were Nikita Moiseyev, an outstanding Russian thinker and scientist, an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and Professor Igor Ilyinsky, rector of Moscow University for the Humanities (in 1999 — the Institute of Youth). A well-known Russian philosopher and sociologist Alexander Zinoviev took an active part in the organization of work of the club since its inception

The magazine "The New Research of Tuva" — a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes comprehensive studies on Tuva— the Humanities, social knowledge about the history and culture of Tuva and peoples, defining its unique sociocultural character. Published on the OJS platform in Russian and English; published 4 times a year

Vissarion Belinsky's work marks an entire epoch of Russian literature and culture in the XIX century. It did not lose its significance at the beginning of the XXI century. The project aims to provide the most complete and comprehensive representation of Belinsky's literary activity, his role in Russian literature, theater and culture in Russia as a whole, from the XIX century to the present day.

The figure of Nikolay Chernyshevsky, along with Nikolay Nekrasov, Nikolay Dobrolyubov, Alexander Herzen, and others, occupies an important place in the history of Russian literature, journalism, and philosophical thought. For all the ambiguity of his views, Nikolay Chernyshevsky is certainly an iconic figure for the culture of Russia in the XIX century.

The project involves a comprehensive study of the Shakespearean era and the presentation of the work of older and younger contemporaries of W. Shakespeare. The main objective of the project is to provide comprehensive coverage of the activities of Shakespeare's literary contemporaries, his predecessors-English writers (prose writers, poets, playwrights) who worked in the middle of the XVI — first half of the XVII century, whose heyday falls on the reign of Queen Elizabeth I Tudor (1558-1603), as well as the Stuart kings James I (1603-1625) and Charles I (1625-1649). Chronologically, the project covers about a hundred years from the mid-50s of the XVI century until the closing of theaters by the puritans in 1642.

The project includes publishing translations of Shakespeare's works into Russian, free transcriptions and alterations of his works, publishing critical works and research on general issues of Shakespeare's work, on the problem of authorship, the history of Shakespeare studies, on individual works of the great playwright, their theatrical and cinematic versions. The database contains original results of textual research by the project team and previously published printed sources, many of which are not available to most researchers, as well as the latest news related to the modern Shakespearean sphere

Human potential is the main wealth of Russia, and its identification, systematization, description, and understanding are necessary both for managing the social and cultural development of the country, and for promoting a positive image of Russia in foreign relations at the intergovernmental and non-governmental levels. Work in the area of human potential was conducted at the Institute for Human Science and now continues at the Institute of Philosophy of RAS, and in the aspect of intergenerational relations at Moscow University for the Humanities

The portal publishes scientific articles, materials of conferences, symposiums, round tables, discussions on current scientific topics, information about scientific events, materials of a scientific and methodological nature, reviews, research reports, translations of works of foreign authors and other scientific works

The project is aimed at creating and developing an electronic resource dedicated to interdisciplinary research of the creative process based on creative expression therapy (characterological creatology)

Igor Ilyinsky is a well-known Soviet and Russian philosopher and sociologist. Doctor of philosophy, Professor. Academician of the Academy of Russian literature, the Academy of military Sciences of the Russian Federation and others. A confidant of the  Russian President Vladimir Putin, Director of the UNESCO international Institute "Youth for a culture of peace and democracy", President of the Union of non-state universities in Moscow and  Moscow region, President of the Russian intellectual club.