Vladislav Volkov
Vladislav Volkov (1963, Jelgava, Latvian SSR) – Doctor of Sociology, senior researcher of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology (University of Latvia). From 2025, Rector of the Baltic International Academy.
V. Volkov was born in Jelgava (Latvia), graduated from Ural State University faculty of philisophy. In 1989 defended a thesis on a candidate degree in philisophy. In 1998 was granted a degree - doctor of sociology. From 1994–1998 worked in Riga Aviation University, then in the Institure of Information Systems Management. From 2004 - director of the Institute of social research of the University of Daugavpils. V.Volkov's main topic of research – sociological analysis of the Russian natiomal minority in Latvia.
From 2012 Vladislav Volkov is a senior researcher of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology (University of Latvia).
Vladislav Volkov. The Russian Ethnic Minority in the Organizational and Enterpreneurial Culture of Latvia, p. 51–80. – Ethnic Minorities. Cultural Perspectives, Stereotypes and Social Challenges. Jason Cong, PhD Elbtor. Published by Nova Science Publishers, New York, 2025.
Vladislav Volkov. The Russian Ethnic Minority in the Organizational and Enterpreneurial Culture of Latvia, p. 51–80. – Ethnic Minorities. Cultural Perspectives, Stereotypes and Social Challenges. Jason Cong Lin, PhD Elbtor. Published by Nova Science Publishers, New York, 2025.
Владислав Волков. Понятие "этническое меньшинство" в латвийской социологии 1991-2007 годов
Владислав Волков. Русские в Риге
Владислав Волков. Национальное самосознание русской молодежи Латвии
Владислав Волков. Образ СССР в латвийской газете «Сегодня» в 1934-1940 гг.
Vladislav Volkov & Jacek Kurczewski. The Latvians, Russians and Poles of Preseny-Day
Vladislav Volkov, Oksana Ruzha. Communication of Ethnic Groups in the Public Space: the Case of Daugavpils
Ethnic Values in Organizational Culture.
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/15012447
Ethnic Self-Categorization of the Russian-Speaking Population in Latvia.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371770131_Ethnic_Self-Categorization_of_the_Russian-Speaking_Population_in_Latvia
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