I am an academic professional with a multidisciplinary educational background, holding a Master's in International Relations from St. Petersburg State University with a focus on environmental issues and global cooperation, and a Diploma in Philosophy from the same institution. My academic career includes serving as a Professor of Philosophical Anthropology at both St. Petersburg State University and The Bonch-Bruevich St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, where I taught specialized courses and participated in developing innovative educational methods. My research interests bridge theoretical anthropology, environmental policy, and practical field studies, including extensive anthropological research on Mesoamerican indigenous cultures. I have applied my expertise in roles such as organizing scientific forums and providing governmental counseling on environmental legislation, aiming to integrate deep philosophical inquiry with practical solutions to contemporary ecological and social challenge