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Zhanna S. Belyaeva Graduate School of Economics and Management At Zhanna S. Belyaeva Graduate School of Economics and Management at Ural Federal University International Economics Department Position Associate Professor, Leading Expert in CSR, Senior Research Fellow in BRICS Studies Center Contacts Ural Federal University named after the first RF President B.N. Yeltsin Mira Str., 19, of. I--417 620002 Yekaterinburg, Russia +7 (343) 375-41-48 (w) +7-912 241 43 22 (m) Skype: zhanna_belyaeva [email protected] [email protected] Scientific Degree PhD in World Economics, Yekaterinburg, 2003 Associate Professor, 2009. EDUCATION/ QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATES Msc in World Economics, Ural State Technical University, Yekaterinburg, 2000 Business-trainer Certificate «Train the trainer:General Management» (Haensch QE GMBH, Germany), 2006 Corporate Governance Certified Executive Course, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada, 2005 Certificate in Management, Nordpraktik-New Managers for Russia, Sweden, CIDA, 2004 Certificate «Management, Finance and Marketing» Ivey Business School, Leader Education Programme, Canada-Russia, 1999 Languages Certificate in English (CAE, C1), 2014 Zertifikat Deutsch, Goethe Institute, ZH_Schweiz, 2001 (basic) French, Italian-basic Traineeships and Internships 2014 Academic Research Project in University of Nicosia, Cyprus 2005 Corporate Governance, York University (Canada) 2004 «Nordpraktik-New Managers for Russia» (Sweden) 2000-2001 Esso Schweiz GmBH, Business Financial Analyst (Switzerland HQ) Qualification Courses MOOC design and management (UrFU, 2016) Creative Teaching and Learning Techniques (European University , Cyprus), 2014 New Models of Business in Society (Coursera, University of Virginia, Freeman R.E.), 2014 Certified Training on Sustainable Reporting Guidelines GRI G4(Moscow- Amsterdam) 2014 Academic Writing Certificate (Moscow, Russian Economic School, 2014) Certificate in “Excellence in Teaching proficiency”, UrFU, 2012-2013 Certificate in “Distance-Learning Technologies”, UrFU, 2009 DISCIPLINES Bachelor level: International Management (4 ECTS), taught in English Business Organisation (2 ECTS) taught in English Corporate Social Responsibility (2 ECTS), taught in Russian and English (with electronic resource) International Business Strategies (3 ECTS), taught in Russian Master Level: Corporate Social Responsibility (with subcourses-Strategic CSR, CSR in BRICS, in Energy Industry) (2 ECTS), taught in Russian and English International Business Strategies (2 ECTS) Professional Membership and Courses Abroad 2016 Visit Professor. Grenoble Graduate School of Business, France 2014 Visit Professor University of Nicosia, Cyprus (Strategic CSR) 2012-2015 Visit Professor, University of Turin, Italy (International Business Organisation) 2012-2014 Academic Coordinator of Summer School for International Students “Sustainable Business Development: IT, Innovation, Strategies” 2012 –pr. EMRBI Country Director Russia 2011– International editorial board member «Review of Management and Economic Engineering» (Romania) 2015– Guest Editor at “World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development” (Scopus) 2008 – 2010 Member of Expert Dissertation Council of Institute of Economics 2006– 2010 Business-trainer Haensch QE, Yekaterinburg 2005 – Alumni Schulich Business School, York University (Canada) 2003 EURAM 2000– AIESEC Alumnae Corporate and Administrative Experience 2014 – Senior Expert in BRICS Studies Center, Ural Federal University 2014 Deputy Head of Department (International Relations), EPAS certification Team 2012– Leading Expert on University Social Responsibility non-financial reporting team 2007-2013 Chair of the OC of International Conference “Integration of Russia into the World Economy: social responsibility and cross-cultural tolerance of the state, business and society” 2005-2013 Various seminars on Corporate Responsibility and Culture for corporate and municipal clients and interested parties 2001-2005 Contract based job with corporate clients in Yekaterinburg and Moscow (primary-entry strategies for Russian market) 2000-2001 Esso Schweiz GmbH, Zurich, Financial Business Analyst Major Publications Monographs and chapters (selected): Belyaeva Z. Entrepreneurial Innovation and Stakeholder Relationship Management//Entrepreneurial challenges in the 21st century: Creating stakeholder value co-creation (Eds R.H.Kaufmann, R.Riad): PalgraveM, 2015 (chapter8) Belyaeva Zh. Canen A.G Socially Responsible Business in the “BRICS” Economies: The Way to a Sustainable Future (chapter)//Mulej, M., Dyck, R., editors: Series Title: Social Responsibility Beyond Neoliberalism and Charity/Volume 4: Social Responsibility - Range of Perspectives Per Topics and Countries. Bentham, 2015 Belyaeva Z.S., Tschertischeva A.D.(2015) Formation of national corporate social responsibility models.(in Russian) (monograph)– Ural Federal University Press. Belyaeva Z.S. Foundation mechanisms of Systemic Social Responsibility in Global Economy (chapter in: Challenges of socio-economic systems sustainable development// Editors Krivorotov V.V., Tatarkin A.I., Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, 2012 Belyaeva Z.S. Models of Socially Responsible Business in Global Economy (monograph-in Russian) – Yekaterinburg. Institute of Economics-Russian Academy of Science, 2010. Belyaeva Zh.S.A New Approach to the Corporate Social Responsibility and Management Power in Russia: 20 Years of Changes/Analyzing Socioeconomic Inequalities within the Context of National Economic System Transformations.Monograph ed by Academician Alexander Tatarkin.– Ekaterinburg: Publishing House of Institute of Economics, 2010.P.172-178 Textbooks (selected): Belyaeva Z.S. Corporate Social Responsibility-textbook for students and young professionals. Yekaterinburg. UrFU, 2013. 108 p.(in Russian) Belyaeva Z.S. Leadership and Teambuilding-textbook for students and young professionals Yekaterinburg. UrFU, 2012. 115p Belyaeva Z.S. A System of Corporate Values in the International Context. Chapter In “International Business: federal textbook” /edited by prof. L.Ye. Strovsky– 5th.ed. – Moscow: UNITY, 2010. Papers (selected): Belyaeva, Z, Scagnelli S, Thomas M, Cisi M. (2017) Student perceptions of university social responsibility: a cross-national study in Italy, France and Russia. World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development (in press) Belyaeva, Z. CSR in the Russian aviation industry: the winds of change / Z. Belyaeva // Strategic Direction. – 2015. – 31(8). – p. 7-9 Belyaeva Z., Kaufmann R.H. Competences for corporate social responsibility: institutional, business and cross-cultural factors 8th euromed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business conference readings book proceedings, At Verona, Italy, Volume: 2015, p. 1959-1964 Belyaeva Z.S., Krivorotov V.V., Kalina A.V., Erypalov S.Ye. (2016) Optimisation model of competitiveness management: a path to sustainable innovation process. World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development (in press) Belyaeva Z.S., Krivorotov V.V., Kalina A.V., Erypalov S.Ye. "Competitiveness of Russian regional oil complexes", Competitiveness Review: An International Business Journal , Vol. 26 Iss: 2, pp. – Belyaeva Zh., Kazakov A. (2015) Integrated Approach to Social Responsibility: a Model of Stakeholders Interaction in Russia and China// Systems Research and Behavioral Science. Volume 32, Issue 2 p.147–264 Z. Belyaeva, O. Zvereva, V. Beliaeva (2014) Bridging business sustainability, information technology and cross-cultural sensitivity: a key to teaching innovation through internationalisation, EDULEARN14 Proceedings, pp. 6396-6405. Belyaeva Z. (2013) Transformation processes of the corporate development in Russia: social responsibility issues. Systems Practice and Action Research Vol. 26 No 6, P.485- 496 Belyaeva Z., Batmaz V.A system approach to business challenges: Corporate Social Responsibility in Russia and Turkey//6th Annual EuroMed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business, Confronting Contemporary Business Challenges through Management Innovation EUROMED PRESS, 2013. ISBN: 978-9963-711-16-1. P. 2567- 2571 Belyaeva Zh.S. Balancing Western and Eastern Corporate Values: Social Responsibility Framework//Proceedings of the 3nd Review of Management and Economic Engineering International Management Conference “A new Dilemma: between East and West”. Todesco Publishing House: Romania, 2012. P.28-35 Grants 2010 Winner of the Russian Contest for Young University Lecturers Charity Fund of V. Potanin 2010 Laureate of Best Scientific Book Contest in Russia for the book «Models of socially responsible business in the world economy” Grant Russian Academy of Science №09-С-6-1004 «Regional Socio-Economic Policy as a driver of sustainable development in the conditions of economic integration» (2011) Grant RFFI «Analyzing Socioeconomic Inequalities within the Context of National Economic System Transformations»- Russian- German seminar (2009) 2005 Canadian Education Grant on Corporate Governance Executive School (Schulich School of Business) 2004 Grant CIDA «Nordpraktik-New Managers for Russia» Civic Educational Project (USA) 1997-1998 “Research on Business Women`s Rights and Leadership in transition economy» Research Fields and Interests Models of CSR and USR in the world economy MNC`s Business Strategies Sustainable strategies of global corporate development Responsible Leadership and Stakeholders Management (Shared) Value Chains in International Business .
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