If Russia has any need in VAK?

V.I. Levin

Doctor of Science, prof., Head of the Department

Honored Worker of Science of Russia

Penza State Technological Academy

E-mail: levin@pgta.ru

Analyzed is the situation with Higher attestation commission (VAK) in the system of science and education of Russia. Conclusion is made about negative influence of the named institution on development of science and education.

Key words: higher attestation commission, academic freedoms, scientific activity, creative work of scientists.

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