Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ryzhkov Date of birth: September 3, 1966 Place of birth: Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory, RSFSR, USSR Citizenship: USSR, Russia Father: Ryzhkov Alexander Ivanovich (1939) Mother: Ryzhkova Galina Yakovlevna (1941) Spouse: Ryzhkova Galina Children: Daughter - Ryzhkova Natalya Vladimirovna Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ryzhkov(September 3, 1966, Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory) - Russian politician and political scientist, historian, deputy of the State Duma of the 1st–4th convocations, presenter of the Ekho Moskvy radio program “Smoke of the Fatherland” (also aired on the RTVi TV channel).
Family of Vladimir Ryzhkov
Mother Galina Yakovlevna was a party worker ( last position— Deputy Head of the Culture Department Altai Territory), father was a worker. Married, has a daughter, Natalya.
Education of Vladimir Ryzhkov
In 1983 Vladimir Ryzhkov graduated from school No. 42 in Barnaul and entered the Altai State University at the Faculty of History. After his second year, he was called up to serve in the army (senior sergeant in the reserve), and was awarded the medal “For Distinction in military service" After graduating from the university in 1990, he was invited to work at the Department of General History of the Faculty of History.
Vladimir Ryzhkov - Altai politician
IN student years Vladimir Ryzhkov was active social life and by the end of the 1980s he became one of the founders of the perestroika movement in Altai. He wrote articles for the first independent Altai newspaper “Svobodny Kurs”, organized rallies, held discussions, and appeared on television. IN different time was a member of the leadership regional organizations"Political Center", Society for the Promotion of Perestroika, " Democratic Russia" In 1991, he was appointed secretary of the administration of the Altai Territory with the rank of deputy head of the regional administration. In this position he was responsible for personnel policy, interaction with local governments, supervised the work of a number of social committees, interaction with political organizations and media.
Vladimir Ryzhkov - State Duma deputy
In December 1993 Vladimir Ryzhkov was elected deputy State Duma Russian Federation of the first convocation on the list of the electoral association “Choice of Russia”. Vladimir Ryzhkov worked as Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy. Joined the party leadership Democratic choice Russia" (FER). However, in the spring of 1995 Vladimir Ryzhkov left the Far Eastern Republic, joining first the organizing committee and then the Council of the Our Home is Russia (NDR) movement. In December 1995, he was elected to the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the second convocation on the NDR list. From January 1996 to September 1997 - Deputy Chairman of the parliamentary faction “Our Home is Russia”. In 1997, he was elected first deputy (first vice speaker) of the chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, becoming the youngest vice speaker in its history. He was deputy head of the executive committee of the Political Council “Our Home is Russia”. On September 16, 1998, at the proposal of the new Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation E. Primakov, President of the Russian Federation B. Yeltsin signed a decree on appointment of V. Ryzhkov Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation for social issues. However, after a few days Vladimir Ryzhkov refused to take this position, stating at the same time that “in a situation of severe social collapse, such consent on my part, on the part of a person who was not specifically involved in this area, would still, it seems to me, be a gamble.” In 1999 Vladimir Ryzhkov was the leader of the NDR faction in the State Duma. December 19, 1999 Vladimir Ryzhkov was elected as a deputy of the State Duma in Barnaul electoral district No. 34 (he ran as a candidate from the People's Democratic Republic). In the State Duma of the third convocation initially Vladimir Ryzhkov became a member of the Unity faction. On July 4, 2000, he was expelled from the faction. Reason for exclusion Vladimir Ryzhkov was his disagreement with the faction’s position on a number of presidential bills. The discussion was, first of all, about the bills “On general principles organizations of local self-government in Russia" and "On the procedure for forming the Federation Council." Vladimir Ryzhkov- Member of the State Duma Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy, member of the tripartite commission (Government - Federation Council - State Duma) on budget policy. December 7, 2003 was Vladimir Ryzhkov elected to the State Duma of the fourth convocation. In the Barnaul electoral district, 35.1% of voters who came to the elections voted for him. Independent deputy of the State Duma (until 2007). In 2005 Vladimir Ryzhkov joined the Political Council Republican Party Russia. In November 2005 Vladimir Ryzhkov headed the public movement “Choice of Russia”.
Scientific and social activities of Vladimir Ryzhkov
In 2000 Vladimir Ryzhkov defended candidate's thesis in St. Petersburg, candidate historical sciences. Author of the books “The Fourth Republic (Essay) political history modern Russia)" (M., 2000), "Granted Democracy (Selected articles on politics, economics, history, international relations)" (M., 2006). At the conference "Altai 2005" Vladimir Ryzhkov is a member of the board of trustees of the Internet Education Federation and the State Tretyakov Gallery. Since 1999, he has been a permanent participant of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Initiator of scientific economic conferences in Belokurikha (“Siberian Davos”) and political science conferences in Barnaul and the Altai Republic. Is a coordinator public committee“Russia in a United Europe”, member of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (CFDP). Vladimir Ryzhkov- author of a number of articles in the newspapers Vedomosti, Independent newspaper», « Russian newspaper", "Vremya Novostei", "Moscow News", a number of foreign publications. Currently Vladimir Ryzhkov- Professor of the State University graduate School Economics" (Moscow), political commentator"Novaya Gazeta", author and presenter of an analytical program on the radio station "Echo of Moscow", chairman social movement"Russia's Choice". Professional interests: history, political science, state building, relationships between branches of government, issues of federalism, regional politics, local government, foreign policy. Coordinator of the international public committee “Russia in global politics" Articles on history, legislation, political science and international relations(“Izvestia”, “Vedomosti”, “The Moscow Times”, “ New Newspaper»). Vladimir Ryzhkov enjoys sports, art, travel.
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ryzhkov
Date of birth: September 3, 1966
Place of birth: Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory, RSFSR, USSR
Citizenship: USSR, Russia
Father: Ryzhkov Alexander Ivanovich (1939)
Mother: Ryzhkova Galina Yakovlevna (1941)
Spouse: Ryzhkova Galina
Children: Daughter - Ryzhkova Natalya Vladimirovna
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ryzhkov(September 3, 1966, Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory) - Russian politician and political scientist, historian, deputy of the State Dumas I-IV convocations, presenter of the Echo of Moscow radio programs “Smoke of the Fatherland” (also aired on the RTVi TV channel).
Family of Vladimir Ryzhkov
Mother Galina Yakovlevna was a party worker (last position - deputy head of the department of culture of the Altai Territory), father was a worker. Married, has a daughter, Natalya.
Education of Vladimir Ryzhkov
In 1983 Vladimir Ryzhkov graduated from school No. 42 in Barnaul and entered the Altai State University at the Faculty of History. After his second year, he was called up to serve in the army (senior sergeant in the reserve) and was awarded the medal “For Distinction in Military Service.” After graduating from the university in 1990, he was invited to work at the Department of General History of the Faculty of History.
Vladimir Ryzhkov - Altai politician
During my student years Vladimir Ryzhkov led an active social life and by the end of the 1980s became one of the founders of the perestroika movement in Altai. He wrote articles for the first independent Altai newspaper “Svobodny Kurs”, organized rallies, held discussions, and appeared on television. At various times he was a member of the leadership of regional organizations "Political Center", the Society for Assistance to Perestroika, and "Democratic Russia".
In 1991, he was appointed secretary of the administration of the Altai Territory with the rank of deputy head of the regional administration. In this position, he was responsible for personnel policy, interaction with local governments, supervised the work of a number of social committees, interaction with political organizations and the media.
Vladimir Ryzhkov - State Duma deputy
In December 1993 Vladimir Ryzhkov was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the first convocation on the list of the electoral association “Choice of Russia”. Vladimir Ryzhkov worked as Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy. He joined the leadership of the Democratic Choice of Russia (DVR) party. However, in the spring of 1995 Vladimir Ryzhkov left the Far Eastern Republic, joining first the organizing committee and then the Council of the movement “Our Home is Russia” (NDR).
In December 1995, he was elected to the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the second convocation on the NDR list. From January 1996 to September 1997 - Deputy Chairman of the parliamentary faction “Our Home is Russia”. In 1997, he was elected first deputy (first vice speaker) of the chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, becoming the youngest vice speaker in its history. He was deputy head of the executive committee of the Political Council “Our Home is Russia”.
On September 16, 1998, at the proposal of the new Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation E. Primakov, President of the Russian Federation B. Yeltsin signed a decree on appointment of V. Ryzhkov Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation for Social Issues. However, after a few days Vladimir Ryzhkov refused to take this position, stating at the same time that “in a situation of severe social collapse, such consent on my part, on the part of a person who was not specifically involved in this area, would still, it seems to me, be a gamble.”
In 1999 Vladimir Ryzhkov was the leader of the NDR faction in the State Duma.
December 19, 1999 Vladimir Ryzhkov was elected as a deputy of the State Duma in Barnaul electoral district No. 34 (he ran as a candidate from the People's Democratic Republic).
In the State Duma of the third convocation initially Vladimir Ryzhkov became a member of the Unity faction. On July 4, 2000, he was expelled from the faction. Reason for exclusion Vladimir Ryzhkov was his disagreement with the faction’s position on a number of presidential bills. The discussion was, first of all, about the bills “On the general principles of organizing local self-government in Russia” and “On the procedure for forming the Federation Council.”
Vladimir Ryzhkov- member of the State Duma Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy, member of the tripartite commission (Government - Federation Council - State Duma) on budget policy.
December 7, 2003 was Vladimir Ryzhkov elected to the State Duma of the fourth convocation. In the Barnaul electoral district, 35.1% of voters who came to the elections voted for him. Independent deputy of the State Duma (until 2007).
In 2005 Vladimir Ryzhkov became a member of the Political Council of the Republican Party of Russia. In November 2005 Vladimir Ryzhkov headed the public movement “Choice of Russia”.
Scientific and social activities of Vladimir Ryzhkov
In 2000 Vladimir Ryzhkov defended his thesis in St. Petersburg, candidate of historical sciences. Author of the books “The Fourth Republic (Essay on the Political History of Modern Russia)” (M., 2000), “Granted Democracy (Selected Articles on Politics, Economics, History, International Relations)” (M., 2006).
Vladimir Ryzhkov is a member of the board of trustees of the Internet Education Federation and the State Tretyakov Gallery. Since 1999, he has been a permanent participant of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Initiator of scientific economic conferences in Belokurikha (“Siberian Davos”) and political science conferences in Barnaul and the Altai Republic. He is the coordinator of the public committee “Russia in a United Europe”, a member of the presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (SVOP).
Vladimir Ryzhkov- author of a number of articles in the newspapers Vedomosti, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Vremya Novostei, Moscow News, and a number of foreign publications.
Rubtsovsk, Altai krai, RSFSR, USSR
(1993-1995)
Our home is Russia
(1995-2005)
RPR-PARNAS
(2005-2014)
Civil initiative
(2014-2016)
"Yabloko" Party
(since 2016)
- Altai State University
- National Research University Higher School of Economics
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ryzhkov(b. September 3, Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory) - Russian politician, statesman and historian. First Deputy Chairman (1997-1999) and deputy of four convocations (1993-2007) of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Deputy Head of the Administration of the Altai Territory (1991-1993).
In 2006-2014 - co-chairman political party“Republican Party of Russia - People’s Freedom Party”, chairman of the public movement “Choice of Russia”. Member of the 2008 Committee, one of the participants in the “Dissent Marches,” leading almost all the “For Fair Elections!” rallies of many thousands. 2011-2013 in Moscow. Co-author of the reports “Putin. Corruption" and "Utility tariffs. Putin and Gazprom." Member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, member of the Valdai Club since its founding in 2004, initiator of the economic forum “Western Siberia: region, economy, investment” (unofficially “Siberian Davos”).
Biography
Education
Work in the State Duma
Regarding the NDR, Ryzhkov says that he was in the party in power, but it was a different country: “If you compare Yeltsin’s Russia and Putin's Russia, you won’t deny that these are two different countries. And “Our Home is Russia” always voted in the Duma together with “Yabloko”. If you remember and take the votes, we always voted with Yabloko against the communists and Zhirinovsky. And we were a democratic faction. And any Oreshkin or Satarov will confirm this to you, that the NDR was a democratic faction.<…>Then we built democracy, but now we have destroyed it.”
Republican Party of Russia
From 2000 to 2005, Ryzhkov was an independent deputy outside of parties. In 2005, he, Valery Zubov, Mikhail Zadornov and Vladimir Lysenko decided to revive the Republican Party.
In November 2005, he headed the public movement “Choice of Russia”.
Since 2006 - co-chairman of the RPR.
Since November 2006 - member of the Political Conference of the “Other Russia” coalition. On December 16, 2006, he participated in the “March of Dissent” in Moscow.
In 2006, I was at the March of Dissent on Pushkin Square: “I was still a State Duma deputy back then and I tried to talk to one of the colonels. I approached them and said, “I am Deputy Ryzhkov.” Introduce yourself." They were running away. They simply turned around and ran away. And then the worst thing began.<…>And this was the first time in my life that I saw this. I didn’t just see, I myself was in this crowd and saw these people. They beat old men, women, and everyone in a row.<…>And remember, there they broke the head of a Japanese correspondent until he bled? This photo went around the whole world. It was truly such a terrible event when I personally saw unmotivated brutal violence by the police against innocent people. The police did not introduce themselves, did not motivate their actions, they simply drove the crowd and beat them with batons. That was really scary.<…>I am a State Duma deputy, I couldn’t do anything. I tried to talk to the bosses - they ran away.”
In 2007, he left the “Other Russia” and refused to participate in its II conference on July 7-8, 2007. Ryzhkov himself says that he was not in “The Other Russia”.
After the end of the term of parliament
TO parliamentary elections In 2007, single-mandate districts were abolished, and Ryzhkov could not be elected in his Barnaul district. The Republican Party, from which Ryzhkov could have gone, was liquidated earlier that year.
In February 2008, discussions began on a possible merger democratic forces into a new coalition. Negotiations between SPS, Yabloko, the Russian People's Democratic Union and the Republican Party continued with the mediation of Lyudmila Alekseeva. On August 20, 2008, Ryzhkov, together with SPS leader Nikita Belykh, head of the People’s Democratic Union Mikhail Kasyanov, signed a joint statement on coordinating actions in “carrying out joint shares and participation in elections at all levels."
In mid-September 2008, intensive negotiations took place on the creation of a united opposition party, which was to include the Republican Party of Vladimir Ryzhkov, the United Civil Front (UCF) of Garry Kasparov, the People's Democratic Union of Mikhail Kasyanov and other organizations of the opposition movement. Party leader Nikita Belykh proposed a union on the basis of the Union of Right Forces. One option was for all leaders to join the SPS in order to be able to participate in elections and subsequently change the name of the party. SPS leader Nikita Belykh stated that the possibility of creating a united party on the basis of the SPS is now “greater than ever.” However, the United Front did not intend to join a single democratic party.
Court with Putin
In December 2010, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, during a press conference, answered the question of what Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Ryzhkov and Vladimir Milov really want:
| Money and power, what else do they want?! At one time, they made a hurricane, in the 90s, and dragged away, together with the Berezovskys and those who are now in prison, which we remembered today, many billions. They were pulled away from the trough, they spent a lot of money, they want to come back and fill their pockets. But I think that if we allow them to do this, they will no longer limit themselves to individual billions, they will sell out all of Russia. |
In January 2011, Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Ryzhkov and Vladimir Milov filed a lawsuit claiming that the information provided did not correspond to reality. But the court rejected the claim of Nemtsov, Milov and Ryzhkov for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation, accepting the defense arguments that Putin expressed his subjective value judgment, which was not individualized, and also that the Prime Minister did not speak specifically about plaintiffs, but about a group of persons.
The plaintiffs called the court's decision predictable, but said that they would appeal it both to the Moscow City Court and to the European Court of Human Rights.
The case of the Republican Party of Russia
Ryzhkov explained his decision to fight to the end for the restoration of the RPR by the fact that “in surveys, when people are asked “What would you personally take part in?”, in the first place people say: “We want to vote.” That is, 60% believe that the most important action for them is voting. This means that they need to be given a proposal, that is, they need to be given a party for which they can vote.”
After several years legal proceedings, in 2011, the ECHR declared the deprivation of RPR registration illegal, Ryzhkov demanded that Supreme Court cancel the previous decision, which was satisfied, and from May 5, 2012, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation returned the party to its previous state registration.
This was the first case of restoration of registration of a political party by court in modern history Russia.
“Now the RPR can invite all angry citizens into its ranks and will fight for the implementation of the demands of participants in mass protests on Bolotnaya Square and Sakharov Avenue, not only in the streets and squares, but also within election campaigns all levels,” Ryzhkov emphasized. Vladimir Ryzhkov wrote: “Now we can all together fight thieves and swindlers in elections - from local to federal. I see it this way - any citizens, any “angry citizens” can go to the polls from the RPR - with our active support, to implement their civic initiatives and the program of demands of Bolotnaya-Sakharov-Yakimanka.”
Two days after the announcement of the restoration of registration, on May 12, the political council of the RPR met. The Political Council made all the decisions that would allow the launch of the party mechanism, and decided to create branches in the remaining 26 subjects of the Federation (at the time of the closure of the party it had 57 regional branches). On May 12, the political council confirmed these regional branches. Vladimir Ryzhkov stated that they “intend to get the Ministry of Justice to return to us the registration of those regional branches that were closed along with the party.” It was decided to participate in elections in 5 regions. Ryzhkov was elected chairman of the political council of the RPR so that he could represent the party in the regions and in Moscow without a power of attorney.
Then activist members of the People's Freedom Party (PARNAS) joined the Republican Party, and on June 16, the 15th Congress of the United Opposition Party renamed the RPR "RPR-PARNAS". On August 2, 2012, the Ministry of Justice issued a certificate with a new name, and the new charter and program of the party officially came into force.
Ryzhkov said that after the Republicans won the case, the question arose of what to do: “I immediately argued that there was no point in creating small parties that would fight each other with approximately the same program. And he proposed to unite with Boris Nemtsov, with Mikhail Kasyanov on the basis of the Republican Party, which received registration. I had a very difficult conversation at the federal political council of the Republican Party. Very many in my federal council were against it, cited the most different reasons. That Nemtsov has the wrong image, Kasyanov has the wrong image, but let’s do it separately, we are such republicans, pure, untainted, it’s better for us to do this all together. It got to the point where there was a moment when I said, “Well, come on, I’ll resign from the post of party chairman, and then you can deal with it yourself.” That is, it was a very difficult decision. And to this day I still think that some of the people who were on the political council of the Republican Party still believe that this was a mistake. And on occasion they will accuse me of it. Although, I think everything was done correctly.<…>When we united with Kasyanov and Nemtsov in the Republican Party (now it is RPR-Parnas), the thinking of some of my friends was: “Well, this is how Joint-Stock Company. What kind of package of votes will we have?’ I say, ‘Well, which one? A third, since the three of us are united.” They say, “No, you need to bargain for 50.” I say, “Why are we bargaining for 50?” - “Well, after all, we are uniting on our base. After all, we have in our hands a piece of paper with a stamp that we are registered. After all, we have a number in Tax Inspectorate“. For many people this is a serious argument. And I assure you that if we had gone this way, if we had started bargaining for interest, then perhaps there would have been no unification.”
Rallies “For fair elections”
Ryzhkov was the leader of almost all the thousands of “For fair elections!” rallies! 2011-2012 in Moscow.
United Party RPR-PARNAS
Opening the congress, Vladimir Ryzhkov outlined the three main principles of the Republican Party. “The party has always been consistently democratic and liberal. The party with a 22-year history has an impeccable political reputation. And the third principle is that the RPR has always been a uniting and unifying party. We must embrace these three values."
At the beginning of June 2012, Mikhail Prokhorov, leader of the Civic Platform party, stated that he would like to see Vladimir Ryzhkov as co-chairman of the united RPR-PARNAS party in his party. On October 14, in the elections to the Saratov Regional Duma, supporters of Yabloko and the Civic Platform were on a single list from RPR-PARNAS, and Ryzhkov headed the list. A few days before the Civic Platform congress, Prokhorov informed Ryzhkov that he would like to create a supra-party council consisting of both members of his party and non-party people and members of other parties. Ryzhkov agreed to join this council in his personal capacity for the sake of coordinating elections and building joint affairs.
Opposition politician Vladimir Ryzhkov is an extremely unpleasant person, arrogant, slippery, a talker, with a chicken brain. He declares himself a patriot, but in reality he is an enemy of Russia. Almost none kind words About Russia. He always talks about the economic weakness and technical backwardness of Russia. They don’t talk about the motherland like that. On almost all television talk shows, he compares the economies of Russia and the United States not in favor of the former and emphasizes its insignificance, that where can we compete with America, with the West, that we will overstrain ourselves, as the USSR overstrained itself. Etc. and so on.
After all, what happens? When a person is constantly told that he is a weakling, then in the end he can believe it, give up, and give up. When they say only bad things about Russia to your face, that it doesn’t suit her, that Senka’s hat doesn’t suit her, then a bitter feeling of protest appears and grows internal resistance This alarmism is what I want to punch in the face of such would-be politicians as Vladimir Ryzhkov, Boris Nadezhdin, Leonid Gozman, Alexander Gnezdilov (Yabloko). These detractors of Russia will wait to be punished.
The constantly repeated thesis about the comparative weakness of the Russian economy does not stand up to criticism. Before the Great Patriotic War the economy of the USSR was much weaker than the economy of Europe, united under the auspices Hitler's Germany. And what? It was the USSR that broke the back of European fascism.
And about our backwardness. Backwardness in itself does not automatically lead to defeat. Backward barbarian peoples at one time destroyed the Roman Empire, despite all its economic and technical power.
The greater does not always win over the less. Biblical David defeated the giant Goliath. Elephants are terrified of mice. A small cat is no match for a huge dog.
Vladimir Ryzhkov - reasoner(in Russian, hollow), i.e. a theoretical, bookish person, divorced from reality, a storyteller, as Sergei Mikheev actually called him in the Duel of Vl. Solovyova.
See: Vladimir Solovyov's fight (S. Mikheev - V. Ryzhkov) https://youtu.be/BuMXosB9GzE
Added April 9, 2016 Nikita Krichevsky, Doctor of Economic Sciences, addresses Vladimir Ryzhkov on the TV show “Time will tell” (04/8/2016): “Volodya, dear, well, you’re losing from series to series, people hate you, you have a Russian surname, well, you’re a traitor “You really are a traitor, why are you disgracing yourself like that?” To this, V. Ryzhkov called him a complete fool. Cm.: https://youtu.be/elwNa5HPEJI?list=PLAe6Au-aKEc9TYn9Gdyqn3aivM4qMwAaE
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REASONER. (French, from raison - reason). He loves to reason, to speak in a moralizing tone, a person who tires with long arguments, has an addiction to useless explanations and debates that lead nowhere...
In psychopathology, this word refers to the loss of the ability and ability to think specifically.
Ryzhkov Vladimir Alexandrovich was born September 3, 1966 in Rubtsovsk Altai region.
In 1983. He graduated from Barnaul school No. 42 and entered the Altai State University at the Faculty of History.
From 1985 to 1987(after completing his second year at ASU) served in the Signal Corps near Novosibirsk. Finished his service May 15, 1987 year with the rank of senior sergeant, platoon commander of a communications company. Was awarded a medal "For distinction in military service."
During his student years he leads an active social life, and by the end of the 80s becomes one of the founders of the democratic movement in Altai. Upon graduation from the university, he was invited to work at the department General history ASU.
In 1991year V.A. Ryzhkov was appointed secretary of the administration of the Altai Territory with the rank of deputy head of the regional administration. In this position, he was responsible for personnel policy, interaction with local governments, supervised the work of a number of social committees, interaction with political organizations and the media.
In December 1993. V.A. Ryzhkov was elected deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the first convocation. He worked as Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy.
In December 1995. – V.A. Ryzhkov was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the second convocation. In 1997, with the support of all factions, he was elected first deputy (first vice speaker) of the chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
In 1999. V.A. Ryzhkov is elected leader of the NDR faction.
December 19, 1999 G. V.A. Ryzhkov was elected as a deputy of the State Duma for the third time in the Barnaul electoral district No. 34.
In 1996 - 1997- Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Federation Affairs and Regional Policy, member of the tripartite commission (Government - Federation Council - State Duma) on budget policy.
December 7, 2003V.A. Ryzhkov was elected to the State Duma for the fourth time in the Barnaul district.
In 2000V.A. Ryzhkov defended his PhD thesis in St. Petersburg, Candidate of Historical Sciences. The topic of the dissertation is the history of formation political system Russia in the 1990s.
In 2005joined Political Council of the Republican Party, in 2006 was elected co-chairman of the now registered political party "RPR-PARNAS"
Currently a professor at the Higher School of Economics (Moscow), a political commentator for Novaya Gazeta, author and presenter of an analytical program on the radio station Ekho Moskvy, columnist for the newspaper The Moscow Times ", Chairman of the public movement "Choice of Russia". Author of the books “The Fourth Republic”, “Granted Democracy”, “Caution, History” (in 2 volumes, together with V. Dymarsky), many articles.
Professional interests: history, political science, regional policy, local government, foreign policy. Articles on history, legislation, political science and international relations are regularly published (Izvestia, Vedomosti, The Moscow Times, Novaya Gazeta). Editor of two annual international collections " Western Siberia: region, economics, investments”, “Altai Political Science Forum”, organizer of annual economic and political science forums in Altai.
He is interested in sports, art, and sports tourism. Married, has a daughter.
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