Publishing Programme
In 2008 Moscow School of Management Skolkovo launched its publishing programme. Its principles and key approaches were formulated in 2007 together with a decision on the set of the major publishing products.
Now existing products published by Skolkovo include works of recognized business gurus translated into Russian, special editions of Russian authors in English as well as reviews on economic situation and market players' performance.
In July 2008 together with Alpina Business Books publishing house, Skolkovo launched its first series of business literature in Russian that included books of world-renowned authors.
Skolkovo first publishing product in the English language appeared in March 2008. "The Russian Management Model: Hidden Reflections" a book by Alexander Prokhorov, issued in English, was presented in Singapore at the III Russia-Singapore Business Forum. Apart from releasing business literature items, Skolkovo cooperates with National Association of Securities Market Participants (NAUFOR) and publishes jointly prepared "Russian Capital Market. Facts and Events" review. Together with NAUFOR, Skolkovo plans to follow Russian capital market trends. Given the school's focus on international activities and, in particular, on emerging markets, Skolkovo is considering opportunities to conduct similar projects on financial markets in India and China in cooperation with the school's foreign partners.
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