Work in Progress

• Religious Roots of Political Preferences: Evidence from Old-Believers in Late-Imperial Russia (with Timur Natkhov).
• Is “Electronic Passport” Boon or Bane? Public Opinion towards Surveillance-Oriented Security Technologies under Digital Authoritarianism (with Kirill Chmel).
• Persistence of Pro-Democratic Attitudes: Evidence From Russian History.
• Persistence of Political Preferences in Closed Communities: Case of Post-Soviet ‘Closed Cities’.

Publications

• Rosenberg, D., & Tarasenko, G. (2020). Innovation for despots? How dictators and democratic leaders differ in stifling innovation and misusing natural resources across 114 countries. Energy Research & Social Science, 68, 101543.

Other Papers

• Master’s Thesis: Historical Roots of Political Preferences: Evidence from Believers in Late-Imperial Russia.
• Bachelor’s Thesis: How Urban Infrastructure Policy Influences Regional Election Outcome? The Case of Moscow.

Tarasenko_BA_Thesis.pdf