Из Высшей школы экономики уволился один из основателей университета
Один из основателей ВШЭ, экономист Игорь Липсиц, сообщил о своем увольнении из вуза, пишет rbc.ru.
Экономист Игорь Липсиц работал в ВШЭ с момента основания вуза в 1993-м. Последние три года он жил за рубежом и преподавал дистанционно, но, по словам профессора, руководство ВШЭ в одностороннем порядке аннулировало этот договор.
Из Высшей школы экономики уволился один из основателей университета
Один из основателей ВШЭ, экономист Игорь Липсиц, сообщил о своем увольнении из вуза, пишет rbc.ru.
Экономист Игорь Липсиц работал в ВШЭ с момента основания вуза в 1993-м. Последние три года он жил за рубежом и преподавал дистанционно, но, по словам профессора, руководство ВШЭ в одностороннем порядке аннулировало этот договор.
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