Sergei Akopov was born in St.-Petersburg and received PhD candidate (kandidat nauk) in political theory in 2001 ("Semen Frank as a political Thinker"). In 2015 he defended his Ph.D (Doktor nauk) in political theory and philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Science (Moscow) ("Transnational Model of Individual Identification with Macropolitical Communities: Metatheoretical Analysis").
He is a full professor at the Department of political science, St.-Petersburg Campus of Russian Research University “Higher School of Economics” (HSE SPb). He has gone through a postdoctoral training in Sweden, Denmark and Hungary and has been an invited guest lecturer in Aarhus University (Denmark), Helsinki University (Finland), Tulane University (USA) and SciencesPo Aix-en-Provence (France).
Sergei is the author of over 80 papers, articles and book chapters published in Russian, English, Hungarian and Spanish, as well as four books: A myltidimensional man: transnational model of identification with macropolitical communities (2015), The Development of the Idea of Transnationalism in Russian Political Philosophy in the XX century (2013); Identities in the Era of Global Migrations (with M.Rozanova, 2010); Russian World in the 20 Century as a Totality of Texts (with N.Filippova, Budapest: 2010). His major fields of interest are political philosophy, political anthropology and communication, transnational studies, political and intellectual history of Russia, Europe and North America. He has been conducting lectures for various English speaking student and alumni university groups visiting St.-Petersburg (Stanford, Cornell, Brown, Arizona, Duke, Miami, London School of Economics, CIEE programs etc.). An academic director of HSE SPb - 2015 International Summer School - "Russian Studies: Russian Culture and Identity". E-mail:
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