Vladimir Mshvenieradze

Vladimir was born in Moscow in 1989. He was named after his outstanding grandfather Vladimir Vlasovich Mshvenieradze (1 March 1926 Tbilisi - May 26, 1990, Moscow) - Soviet philosopher, a specialist in the history of Western social thought, logic and philosophy of politics. Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in the Department of Philosophy and Law from December 26, 1984 (historical materialism, scientific communism) and a Chairman of the Scientific Council for Philosophy, Culture, Ideology at USSR Academy of Sciences. The grandfather was a member of the World War II. Member of the CPSU (b) since 1945. He graduated from the Philosophy Faculty of Tbilisi State University (1953) and from Institute of Philosophy Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Candidate of Philosophical Sciences (1957, dissertation, "Basic principles of the theory of knowledge of semantic philosophy: a critical essay"). Since 1959, he worked at the Institute of Philosophy: Senior Researcher, Head of Sector, Deputy Director (1979-1989), Head of the Laboratory of philosophical policy issues (1989-1990). Doctor of Philosophy (1963), Professor. In 1972-1978 years - Director of the Department for International Development of Social Sciences of the UNESCO Secretariat in Paris. Chairman of the Scientific Council of the USSR on philosophy, culture and modern ideological trends. At 1991 Vladimir moved with his family to Hungary, where later on at 2011 he graduated from International Business School of University of Buckingham as specialist in Finance and Accounting. Currently Vladimr is a successful businessman and has his own manufacturing company.