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   PAVEL BAYOV ul. Ulan-Batorskaya Phone: +7(3952) 526-322 Fax: +7(3952) 200-205 E-mail: pbayov@mail.ru Born: August 29, 1971
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2001 – Present 
Head Department
of Research and Information, Committee of Cultural Affairs at the Government of
     
Supervise the work of the Department's staff
     
Supervise and direct the research projects carried at
the Committee and the Regional Government in general 
     
Analysis and prognosis concerning the political,
cultural, educational development of Siberian region, and 
2000 – Present 
Associate Professor (half-time) Department of Sociology and Social Work, 
     
Teach classes: "Sociology of Religion",
"History and Theory of Social Work", "Sociology of Culture"
     
Teach special courses "Social Policy in a
Transforming Society", "The Crisis Management"  
     
Advise and direct student's class schedules and
research projects
     
20 published works, including one monograph 
1998 - 2000
Assistant Professor Department of Sociology and Social Work, 
EDUCATION:
PROFESSIONAL HONORS AND FUNDED RESEARCH:
Fellowship from the Ministry of
Education of the 
Fellowship from the Russian Foundation
for Humanities, 1998 (co-researcher)
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Russian –
native, English – fluent 
PAVEL BAYOV'S SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: 
1.    The Freedom of Worship and Mass Transformation of the Religious Consciousness
in 
2.   
Incorporation of the
Orthodox Traditions into the Social Space of the Post-soviet Russia: The
problem of a Spiritual Monopoly// Society and Sociology: New Realities and
New Ideas. Collected Papers. 
3.    Crisis of Rationality in a Changing Society// Interrelations of
Society and Nature: History, Modernity, and Issues of Security. Papers of
the International Conference. 
4.   
The Christian Russia: A
Pessimistic Excurse into the Future// The XXI century: The Future of 
5.   
Towards the Question on the
History and Prospects of the Russian Sociological Heritage// Sociology in 
6.   
The Coexistence of the
Russian Orthodox Church and Catholicism in