Such an assumption sounds unpersuasive. Absolutely all educational reforms carried out in the country in recent years embody the realisation of proposals put forward by the State University-Higher School of Economics (HSE). Notably, these reforms were carried out by the government that is criticised by MSU – recall, for instance, the Unified State Exam (USE) at the very least. It is hard to imagine that such critics belongs to a structure, which you imagine as positioning itself as presenting the ideology of the ‘party in power’ and, on the contrary, that the lobbying of these reforms is realised without its support...