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2016. Vol. 17. No. 1

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Editor’s Foreword (Vadim Radaev)
P. 8–12

Interviews

Thomas Piketty
Interview with Thomas Piketty: “One can Push History Out but It Immediately Comes in through the Window”
P. 13–21

New Translations

Robert M. Solow
Stray Thoughts on How It Might Go
P. 22–29

Beyond Borders

Irina Monakhova
Factors of Satisfaction with Work–Life Balance: A Case of Freelancers
P. 30–61

Debut Studies

Anastasiya Dushina, Yuliya Kersha, Tatyana Larkina, Darya Provorova
Legitimation of Commercial Surrogacy in Russia
P. 62–82

Professional Reviews

Mariya Goleva, Ivan Pavlutkin
Social Networks and Fertility
P. 83–98

New Books

Daniel Shestakov
On Inequality of Outcomes. Book Review: Piketty Т. (2015) Kapital v XXI veke [Capital in the Twenty-First Century], Moscow: Ad Marginem Press (in Russian); tr. from: Piketty T. (2014) Capital in the Twenty-First Century. Cambridge: Harvard University Press
P. 99–112

Greg Yudin
Debt Books and a Book on Debts. Book Review: Graeber D. (2014) Dolg: pervye 5000 let istorii [Debt: First 5000 Years], Moscow: Ad Marginem Press (in Russian); tr. from: Graeber D. (2011) Debt: First 5000 Years. Brooklyn, New York: Melville House
P. 113–121

Supplements (in English)

Vadim Radaev
Relational Exchange and the Degree of Embeddedness: An Empirical Study of Supply Chains
P. 122–134

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