THE CENTRE FOR POLITICAL STUDIES

As a structural division of the IIEPS RAS the Centre for comparative political studies was formed in early 1990s through merging of the earlier existing departments for political studies, foreign-policy studies and the group for studies in Russia's relations with the CIS countries . The Centre comprises 20 research officers, who study political processes and foreign policy of Central and South-East European countries, the CIS and the Baltic states, China, Russia's relations with these countries and groups of states, the European security problems

Head of the Centre - Dr. (Hist.), professor Boris A. Shmelyov - the first Vice-Rector at the International High School, member of Academic Council of DIEPS IE RAS, the editorial board member of "Vlast'" ("Power") and "Sovremennaya Evropa" (Contemporary Europe") journals. Author of 1 monograph and more than 100 research works on the international relations problems (including Russia's foreign policy, european security, security in the Balkan peninsula). In his studies a special focus is made on examing political conflicts in Europe of the 20-th - 21-th centuries, their character and consequences. Executive editor of 15 collective works on problems of the international relations, political transformation in the Central and South-East European countries and in post-Soviet space.

phone numbers: (499) 128-77-26

e-mail: imepi@transecon.ru

Basic directions of the Centre’s research:

Research of Russia’s foreign political problems.
Russia’s relations with the CIS and Baltic countries, the states of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe .
Russia’s national interests and European security problems.
Geopolitical and geoeconomic factors in Russia’s energy policy/

Basic fields of the centre’s research:

Research of political processes in post-Soviet space, in the Baltic countries; the analysis of relations between the CIS countries, basic ways for these countries’ integration into world political processes.
Problems of political cooperation and European security, research of Russia’s policy for European security enforcement.
The analysis of Russia’s relations with Central and South-East European countries.
Security problems in the Black Sea and Mediterranean regions and in the Balkans.
Russia’s energy policy, problems of global energy security.

On a regular basis, the Centre organizes round-table debates with Byelorussians experts on subject of "Russian-Byelorussian relations: problems and perspectives", held alternatively in Moscow and in Minsk, as well as of round-table talks "Russian German relationship and European Security Problems, the materials of the which are published. Many times, the Centre's research assistants presented papers at the Academic Council of the Institute, addressed Memoranda to The Ministry for Foreign Affairs, State Duma Committees and other concerned authorities on topical issues of Russia's national security and Russia's relations with near abroad countries.

Leading researchers

Zarina A. Dadabaeva – Dr. (Politics), leading researcher of the Institute, member of the Russian association of political science, author of 2 monographs, one brochure, above 40 research works, published in Russia, Tajikistan, Italy. Field of research interests includes inter-ethnic conflicts, national relations, political and ethnic crises, migration and demographic processes, subnational conflicts.

Vyacheslav I. Dashichev - Dr.(Hist.), Professor, principal research officer of the Institute , member of a specialized Council for Doctoral Dissertations, DIEPS IE RAS , member of editorial board of Russian-German "Politeconom" journal; Member, executive committee of Marion-Doenhoff Foundation . Author of 2 monographs, 270 research works on the European security problems, Russian foreign policy, international and German-Russian relations . Executive editor of 3 monographs, co-author of 20 collective monographs and collected articles.

Leo P. Delyussin - Dr.(Hist.) principal research officer, professor , member of editorial boards of " Russia and Contemporary World " and " China " (UK) journals . Author of 10 monographs, more than 250 research and publicist works on contemporary historical problems and current situation in China . He investigates the problems of the Russian-Soviet and the Russian-Chinese relations.

Alexei V. Drynochkin - Dr.(Econ.), senior research assistant, senior lecturer. Research area: problems of Central and East European countries' economic policy, aspects of Hungary's foreign economic development. Author of sections in 3 collective monographs and above 100 research works.

e-mail: drinda-hu@yandex.ru

Valery L. Musatov – Ph.D. (Hist.), leading research officer, member of the Academic Board of the Institute of Europe RAS, member of Academic Board for the Department for International Economic and Political Studies Institute of Economy RAS, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ambassador, honored officer of the Russian Federation Diplomatic Service. Author of one monograph, 80 research papers on historic problems of CEE countries, the Soviet Union and Russia’s cooperation with the regional countries, on Russia’ s foreign policy and international relations.

Igor I. Orlik-Garlik - Dr.(Hist.), Professor , principal research officer, Scholar Emeritus of RF, Member of Academic Councils of DIEPS IE RAS and Diplomatic Academy (RF Ministry for Foreign Affairs); Member of editorial board of "Modern and Contemporary History" journal . Author of 5 monographs and about 230 research works on history of international relations in the 20 th century, Western policy towards the Central and East European countries , contemporary problems in Russian-CEE states' relations . Head of a research project "Russia and Central- Eastern Europe" . Executive editor and member of editorial board of many fundamental research works on the international affairs problems, political economic transformations in the Central and East European countries

Sergey A. Romanenko - Ph.D.(Hist.), leading research officer, author of 2 monographs, chapters in 15 collective monographs and about 105 research works, published in 17 countries of the world with estimated volume of 180 printed quires, covering issues of nationalism, national problems during post-communist period, political structures in Central and East European countries in 19 th -21 st centuries , history of the Yugoslavian peoples, integration and disintegration of multinational states in South-Eastern Europe . Author of lecture courses in MSU and RSHU on subjects related to his research area, cooperates with many Russian and European mass media.

Irina F. Selivanova - Ph.D.(Hist.), leading research officer. Author of about 110 published works, co-author of collective monographs and collected articles with a total volume of about 50 quires, covering socio-political processes in Moldova, Byelarus' and Russia, Russian-Byelorussian integration, Russian-Romanian political relations, settlement in Transdniestrian region and in the Balkans as well as theoretical issues of globalization.

Alexander S.Tsipko – Dr. (Philosophy), professor, chief research officer. Well-known Russian publicist and politologist. Author of books and research publications on the problems of contemporary societal development.

News of the Centre

On January 26, 2006 at the IIEPS RAS the round table "Analysis of Basic Factors Influencing the Formation of Russia’s Relations with Newly-Independent States" was held. It was organized within the framework of Joint session of the Centre for Comparative Political Studies, Centre of the CIS and the Baltic States and Centre for Problems of Integration of the IIEPS RAS.

Selected publications

Collective monographs:

Central-Eastern Europe in the Second Half of the 20^th Century. Volume 1. The Emergence and Development of "Real Socialism". Executive editor Igor I. Orlik. Moscow, Nauka, 2000. Volume 2. From Stabilization to Crisis (1966-1989). Executive editor Boris A. Shmelyov. Moscow, Nauka, 2002. Volume 3. The Transformation of 90s. (In two parts) . Executive editor Svetlana P. Glinkina. Moscow, Nauka, 2002.

Globalization and the Russian Federation's Development Problems. Executive editor B.A. Shmelyov. Moscow, International School for Higher Education, 2003.

Russia and Central and East European Countries in the Second Half of 1990s. In 2 Parts. Moscow, 2002.

Russia and Central-Eastern Europe: the Relations in 2004-2005. Editor-in-chief Orlik I.I. The RAS Institute of Economy Publishers, 2006.

Russia in the Contemporary System of International Relations ( the materials of IIEPS RAS round table held in 2001, December, 19. Executive editor V.I. Dashichev. Moscow, 2002.

Russian-Chinese Relations and the Multipolar World Problem. Executive editor L.P.Delyussin. Moscow, IIEPS RAS, 2002.

Russian-Byelorussian Relations: Problems and Perspectives. Issue 2. Minsk , BSU, 2000.

The Russian-German Relations and European Security. Executive editor B.Shmelyov. Moscow, 2000.

Russian-Ukrainian Relations: Continuity and Development. International Conference Materials(Materials of the 5th International Conference of Russian and Ukrainian scholars). Ed. by Shmelyov B.A. Moscow, IIEPS RAS, 1999.

Economic and Socio-Political Transformations in Central and Eastern Europe. Executive editor Orlik I.I. Moscow, 1998.

Russia and Central-Eastern Europe in the First Half of 1990s. Executive editor I.I.Orlik. Moscow, 1997.

Ethno-Political Conflicts in Post-Communist World. In 2 parts. Moscow, 1996.

Руска политика на Балкану. Зборник радова. Др. Jелица Курjак - уред-ник. Београд, 1999 (Collected Articles on Russian Policy in the Balkans).

Publications

Butenko Anatoly P. On Hidden Forms of Changes in Power's Social Character. Moscow, PARAD Publishing House, 2004.

Butenko Anatoly P. Irregularity of Development and Historic Anticipation (Comparative Development Analysis of the USSR, Russia, China, Vietnam). Moscow, 2000.

Butenko Anatoly P. Science, Politics and Power: Memories and Thoughts. Moscow, 2000.

Butenko Anatoly P., Mironov Alexei V. Comparative Political Science in Terms and Notions. Moscow, 1998.

Cellini Constantine G. Calvinism. In: Russian Catholic Encyclopedia, 2005, Vol. 2.

Cellini Constantine G. Lutheranism. In: Russian Catholic Encyclopedia, 2005, Vol. 2.

Chellini Constantine G. France and Europe (review). Europe in World Politics, Moscow INION RAS, Topical problems of Europe, 2003, N 3.

Chellini Constantine G. Globalization Problem in International Relations (review of foreign editions). Herald of Europe , 2002, Volume 6.

Chellini Constantine G. The Emerging US Foreign Policy Concept after the Kosovo Conflict. Russia and Contemporary World, 2000, No1.

Dadabaeva Zarina A. External Factors of Socio-Economic Development of the Republic of Tajikistan. Modernization Problems. The set of papers of DIEPS IE RAS. 2006, No8.

Dadabaeva Zarina A. National Priorities of International Cooperation for Achieving Stability in Central Asia. Set of papers. External Connections of Central Asian Countries and Russian Regional Interests. TSi PI. 2006.

Dadabaeva Zarina. А.Russia-Tajikistan: Potential and Limits of Cooperation. Information and Analytical Bulletin.The Centre for Problems of Globalization and Integration. 2006, No4.

Dadabaeva Zarina А.Tajikistan in the International Relations System in Post-Soviet Space. Russia and Contemporary World, 2006, No2.

Dadabaeva Zarina А.The Attitude of Central Asian Elites to Integration. Research and Analytical report. The Centre for Problems of Globalization and Integration. 2006.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Between Molotov and Ribbentrop. Novaya gazeta. 05.05.2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. General Plan Ost in Contemporary Perspective. Literaturnaya gazeta, 22.06.2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Germany and Russia in European Politics. Research Paper at Diplomatic Academy. Moscow, 2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Germany and Russia in European Politics. Split of Europe and Problems of its Surmounting (in German). Stornberg, 2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Global Domination Policy: From the 20th to the 21st Century. Moscow. IIEPS RAS, 2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Hitler's Strategy – the Way to Catastrophe, 1933-1945. In 4 Volumes. Moscow, Nauka, 2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. How Can We Reconquer Russia from American Influence? Tribuna, 25.11.2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. The US Interests in the CIS Space. Research Paper presented at Russian-Byelorussian Meeting in Minsk (Byelorussian State University). 2005, May 18-21.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. The US Policy Towards Russia (in German). Research Paper presented at the Conference of Hans Seidel Foundation. Willbad-Kryt (FRG), 19.10.2005.

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. How to Thwart a Threat of a New World War. Vlast', February 2004.

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. What is America Striving for in Europe? (June 18, 2004), Why does America Maintain its Troops in Germany? (July 2, 2004), On Russia's Cooperation with Germany in Kaliningrad Region, (July 9, 2004). A Series of Interviews given to National-Zeitung (Deutschland).

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. Hegemonic Policy: from the 20th to the 21st Century. Svobodnaya mysl', 2003.

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. The US, NATO's Policy and International Terrorism. NATO: From Prague to Copenhagen. Budapest, 2003 (in Russian and Hungarian ).

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. Moskaus Griff nach der Weltmacht. Die bittern Fruchte hegemonialer Politik. Hamburg, Mittler Verlag E.S.& Sohn GmbH, 2002.

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. Tragic Chain of Repudiated Opportunities. Convergence Theory and Russia's Transformation. Literaturnaya Gazeta. October 23-29, 2002.

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. Wege und Umwege Russland’s Musters. European Perspectives. Munster, 2002

Dashichev Vyacheslav I. European Federalism and Russia: Past and Present Experiences. Statement at the International Conference organized by the Institute of Europe for RAS and Friedrich Ebert foundation. Contemporary Europe, 2001, No 2.

Dashichev Vjacheslav I. Socio-Political Crisis in Russia: Origins and Consequences. Socio-Humanitarian Knowledge, 1999, January.

Delyusin Leo P. China: Human Rights Problems (brochure). The Centre for Chinese Studies for the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, July 2006.

Deljussin Leo P. Society and State in China: Chao Zian and His Role in Reforming China. Research Paper. Мoscow, 2005.

Delyusin Leo P. Is the War With China Inevitable? Research Paper presented at Diplomatic Academy of RF. Moscow, 2005, November.

Delyusin Leo P. China in Search of Ways of Development. Set of Articles. Moscow, Muravei, 2004.

Delyusin Leo P. The Square of Democracy, Which Was Left Behind. Vremya novostey, 2004, June 2.

Deljussin Leo P. China: Half- Century- Two Epochs. Moscow, 2002.

Deljussin Leo P. Russia and China: from Confrontation to Partnership . Moscow, IIEPS RAS, 1999.

Deljussin Leo P. China at the Turn of Centuries (Research Paper). Moscow, 1995.

Deljussin Leo P. Political Reforms and Democracy Problems in China. Moscow, 1993.

Drynochkin Alexei V. 5 chapters to the textbook "World Economy". 2nd edition. Ed. by Yu. Shcherbanin, Moscow, Unity-DANA, 2007.

Drynochkin Alexei V. 2 chapters to the textbook "International Economic Relations". 6th edition. Ed. by V. Rybalkin. Moscow, Unity- DANA, 2006.

Drynochkin Alexei V. Foreign Economic Aspects of System Transformation in CEE States. Sovremennaya Economika (Supplement to "Economicheskye nauki" journal), 2005, No 1.

Drynochkin Alexei V. Some Results of Hungary’s Membership in EU. Bulletin of Scientific Information IIEPS RAS. 2005, No 3.

Drynochkin Alexei V. The Problem of Attraction of Foreign Investments in CEE Countries. Sovremennoie Khozjaistvo. 2005, No 1.

Drynochkin Alexei V. Eastern Europe as Element of Global Markets System. Moscow, Olita, 2004.

Laktionova Natalia Ya. Russia – Belarus’: the Integration Problems. Uchenje Zapiski. Voprosi Ekonomiki, Sotsiologii, Prava (Memoirs. The Problems of Economy, Sociology and Law), Tallinn, 2006, No 9.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Global Project: European Integration and Eurasian Disintegration. Moscow, Russian Writers’ Union, 2005, No 12.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Russia’s Geostrategic Priorities in Post-Soviet Space. Mir Peremen, 2005, No 2.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Russia’s Great Mission. Russian Academic Society of Estonia. Uchenje Zapiski (Research Papers): Voprosi Ekonomiki, sotsiologii i prava (Economic, Sociological and Legal Issues). Tallinn, 2005, No 6.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Victory as a Symbol of Nation’s Unification. Research Paper at the Conference "The eighth All Russian Irinarch Readings", 2005, February 27 – March, 1.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. The Factor of Russian and Western Influence in Post-Soviet Space. Uchenje Zapiski (Research Papers): Voprosi ekonomiki, sotsiologii i prava (Economic, Sociological and Legal Issues). Tallinn, 2005, December.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Reintegration of Euro-Asian Space as a Prerequisite to Russia's National Security. National Security Journal, 2004, No 1-6.

Laktionova Natalja Ya. Does Russia Need Modernization? Bulletin of Scientific Information IEPS RAS, 2003, No 10.

Meden Natalya K. Kaliningrad Region Development Problems and Russian-Byelorussian Relationship. Russian-Byelorussian relations: Problems and Perspectives. Materials of the International Conference, Minsk, 2003.

Meden Natalya K. Problems of Kaliningrad Region's Development and Russian-Byelorussian Relationship. Minsk, BSU, 2003, June.

Mukhina Yana B. Russia’s Interests in Post-Soviet Space. Vlast’, 2005, No 6.

Mukhina Yana B. Russia and Byelorussia within the International Relations System of the Early 21st Century. The Panorama of Commonwealth, 2004, No 6.

Mukhina Yana B. Russian-German Strategic Partnership: Situation and Perspectives. Vlast, 2003, No 3.

Mukhina Yana B. Russia's Relations with Central and East European Countries: Situation and Perspectives. Vlast, 2002, No. 2.

Mukhina Yana B. German-American Relations in the Context of European Security Problems and Russia's Interests. The Russian-German Relationship and European Security, 2000, Moscow.

Mukhina Yana B. The Istanbul Summit of OSCE: the Analysis of Principal Issues and Results. Bulletin of Scientific Information IIEPS RAS, 1999, No11 -12.

Orlik Igor I., Glinkina Svetlana P. Russia and Central-Eastern Europe. Novaja i Noveishaya Istoria, 2006, No 4.

Orlik Igor I. In Guerilla Underworld and in the Front. Novaya I Noveishaya Istoria. 2005, No 3.

Orlik Igor I. International Aspects of Perestroika. Mir Peremen (The World of Transformations), 2005, No 1.

Orlik Igor I. Memory of the War. Mir Peremen (The World of Transformations), 2005, No 2.

Orlik Igor I. My Young Years During the Time of War. Moscow, Nauka, 2005.

Orlik Igor I. Problems of the Great Patriotic War. Novaya i Noveishaya Istoria. 2005.

Orlik Igor I. From Divorce to Cooperation. The World of Transformations, 2004, No1.

Orlik Igor I. Russia and Central-Eastern Europe in a New Geopolitical Situation. Many-Sided Europe: Ways of Development. Moscow, 2002.

Orlik Igor I. The Lessons of Missed Decade. Russia and Contemporary World, 2003, No 4.

Romanenko Sergey A. Montenegro Votes for Dzukanovich and Europe. Novoye vremya.

Romanenko Sergey A. The Outcomes and Perspectives of Deyton. Bulletin for the Centre of European Security Problems, 2006.

Romanenko Sergey A. After Yugoslavia: From "Sovereignty of the People" to Parliamentarism. Apologia, 2005, No 1.

Romanenko Sergey A. Confessional Self-Consciousness in the Culture of Serbs and Croats in Austro-Hungary. In: Art Culture of Austro-Hungary. SPb. Aleteya. 2005.

Romanenko Sergey A. Furious and Fierce Struggle for Existence. National Movements of Yugoslavian Peoples. 1941-1945. Slavyansky Almanac (Slavonic Almanac), Moscow, 2005.

Romanenko Sergey A. Is the Second World War Over in the Territory of the Split Yugoslavia? Neprikosnovenny Zapas. 2005, No 3.

Romanenko Sergey A. Party-Building in Yugoslavian Manner. Apologia, 2005, No 8.

Romanenko Sergey A. (in co-authorship with C. Cellini) Round Table on Kosovo. Vlast’, 2005, No 5.

Romanenko Sergey A. The Soviet Union Viewed by the Yugoslavian Brothers. Apologia, 2005, No 2.

Romanenko Sergey A. Unrecognized in the Balkans. Apologia, 2005.

Romanenko Sergey A. Hapsburgs’ Monarchy, Mitteleuropa and Croatia’s Acquisition of Independence. Avstijsky Almanac. Istoricheskie i Kulturnjie Paralleli (Austrian Almanac. Historical and Cultural Parallels), 2004.

Romanenko Sergey A. The Yugoslavian Myth and Russian Political Elite: Consensus or Disintegrated National Consciousness. Social Sciences and Modernity, 2004, No 4.

Romanenko Sergey A. Comparative Characteristics of Serbia's and Croatia's Political Systems. www.carnegie.org

Romanenko Sergey A. Dear Sir, I'm not Going to Start the Third World War for Our Sake. Historical Almanach Journal, 2003.

Romanenko Sergey A. Regional Identity in Croatians' National Self-Consciousness (end of 1980-s - 1990s ). Political Science, 2002.

Romanenko Sergey A. Yugoslavia, Russia and the Slavonic Idea: mid 19 th - early 21 st Century. Moscow, Institute for Law and Public Policy, 2002.

Romanenko Sergey A. The Balkan Politics of 90-s : In Search of Hidden Sense. Pro et Contra, 2001, Volume 6.

Romanenko Sergey A. Yugoslavia, Origins. Crisis. Collapse. The Formation of Independent States. Moscow, 2000.

Romanenko Sergey A. Die nationale Selbstbestimmung und die "Slawenbruderschaft". Osteuropa auf der Suche nach Kontinuitat. Zum russisch-serbischen Verhaltnis Gestern und Heute. In: Der Ruckkehr der Geschiсhte. Hrsg. von Leonid Luks und Donald O`Sullivan. Koeln-Weimar-Wien, 1999.

Romanenko Sergey A. Yugoslavia: a Logical Denouement of the Long History. Working Papers published by the New Generation Research Center within the framework of the research project financially supported by "The Integration/Disintegration process in Europe toward the year 2000 TACIS Program" of the European Commission. Мoscow, 1996.

Selivanova Irina F. The Consequences of Presidential Elections in the Ukraine for Russia. Mir peremen, 2005, No 4.

Selivanova Irina F. Republic of Moldova After Parliamentary and Presidential Elections of 2005. Moscow, Information Agency Russkaya Consultingovaya Grupps, 2005.

Selivanova Irina F. Russia-Belarus Relations After the Orange Revolution (http://www.imepi-eurasia.ru/baner/ros_ukr.doc), 2005.

Selivanova Irina F. Russia-Ukraine: a New Stage of Relations. Business-Kontakty, 2005, June.

Selivanova Irina F. The RF Far East and Chinese Migration. Moscow, Information Agency, 2005.

Selivanova Irina F. Russia and Central-Eastern Europe: Economic and Socio-Political Transformations at the Turn of Centuries. Ed. by Prof. Igor I. Orlik. Moscow, Epikon, 2004.

Selivanova Irina F. Armut ist keine Schande, sondern ein erstes Problem. Wostok, 2003, No 2.

Selivanova Irina F. Poverty Problem in Russia. Berlin, Wostok, 2003, No 2.

Selivanova Irina F. Transdniestrian Problem in Russia-Moldova Relationship. Contemporary Europe, 2003.

Selivanova Irina F. Zehn Jahre GUS: Fortsetzung folgt? Russland und der postsowjetische Raum. Nomos, Baden-Baden, 2003.

Selivanova Irina F. Russian and Byelorussian Experts Discuss the Issues of Forming a Union State in Russia and Contemporary World. 2002, No 2.

Selivanova Irina F. Turns of Romanian-Russian Relations. Contemporary Europe, 2002, No 4.

Selivanova Irina F. Russia's Policy in Transdnestrian Conflict. In: The Ways to Do Politics in the USA and Russia. Moscow, IPRI - RAND Corporation, 1996.

Shmelyov Boris A. The Security Problems in the Balkans. Russia and Central-Eastern Europe: Transformations at the End of the 20^th – Early 21^st Century. Vol. 2. Moscow, Nauka, 2006.

Shmelyov Boris A. EU Expansion and Russia’s Interests. Research Paper presented at Russia-Hungary Round Table, Moscow, INION RAS, 2005.

Shmelyov Boris A. Geopolitical and Political Consequences of Presidential Elections in the Ukraine. Research Paper presented at the Round Table "Russia-Ukraine: Together, Side by Side, or Apart?", Moscow, IIEPS RAS, 2005, March.

Shmelyov Boris A. Coordination of Russia's and Byelorussia's Foreign Policy, Minsk, BSU, 2004.

Shmelyov Boris A. Interconnection of Regional, Balkan and all-European security. NATO: from Prague to Copenhagen. Budapest, 2003.

Shmelyov Boris A. Kosovo Crisis and European Security. Politia, 2000, No 9.

Shmelyov Boris A. Russia's Relations with the CIS Countries. Geopolitics, 1999, No1.

Snegiryova Tatjana I. Local Regional Ethnographers on Cultural Space of the Upper Volga. Paper presented at the Science Conference. Kalyasin, October, 2005.

Snegiryova Tatjana I. Regional Studies of Russian Historic and Cultural Heritage. Vlast’, 2005, No 1.

Sneguiryova Tatiana I. Spiritual Heritage of Higher Volga within the Context of Globalization Processes. Set of Papers of the Institute of Cultural and Natural Heritage named after Dimitry S. Likhachev, June 2004.

Sneguiryova Tatiana I. Regional Research of Russia's Historical and Cultural Heritage. Russia and Contemporary World, 2003, No 3.

Snegiryova Tatjana I. The Russian Civilization. Regional Studies of Historic and Cultural Heritage . Bulletin of Scientific Information IIEPS RAS, 2003, No 4.

Snegiryova Tatjana I. New Tendencies of Social Consciousness in 21st Century Russia. Russia and Contemporary World, 2002, No 3.

Snegyryova Tatjana I. Price of Historic Memory for 21st Century Russia. Bulletin of Scientific Information, IIEPS RAS, 1999, No 8.

Streltsova, Yana R. New Russian Diaspora: Hostages or Influence Factors? Mirovaya Ecokomika i Mezhdunarodnye Otnosheniya (World Economy and International Relations), 2006, No 2, February.

Streltsova Yana R. On National Identity Problem in France. Mirovaya Economika i Mezhdunarodniye Otnoshenia, 2006, No 7, July.

Streltsova Yana R. French Researchers on the Problems of Globalization. The Herald of Europe, 2004, Vol. 12.

Streltsova Yana R. France, Globalization Processes and the Perspectives of French-Russian Relations. Globalization and Development Problems of the Russian Federation. Moscow: International Higher School, 2002 .

Streltsova Jana R. Russie - Ukraine: le coup de la nouvelle frontiure Schenguine// Hommes et migrations, 2001.

Streltsova Yana R. Integration Problems of Russia's Diaspora in Near Abroad. Slavonic Studies, 1999, No4.

Surovtsev Yu.I. Russia's Green Wood (on Chechnya and Right Understanding of Chechen History and Today). Freedom of Nations, 2000, No9.

Surovtsev Yu.I. To Build a Solid House… ( on Foreign Political Consequences of Forming Russian-Byelorussian Union ). Contemporary Europe, 2000, No1.

Tsipko Alexander S. Aliens. Reflections on the Character and Nature of the Collapse of Post-Soviet Liberalism. Pod’yom, 2005, No 11.

Tsipko Alexander S. Farewell to Socialism. Vestnik analytiki, 2005, No 1, 2, 3.

Tsipko Alexander S. Russian-Ukrainian Dialogue. Report at the Scientific Conference. Alushta, 2005, October.

Tsipko Alexander S. The Struggle of Ideas in Contemporary Russia (summary of the lectures). Moscow, Higher School of Management. 2005.

Tsipko Alexander S. Why am I not a Democrat. Critique of Russian Liberals’ National Nihilism. Moscow, Algorithm, 2005.

Vakhrameev Alexander V. Political Changes in the CIS Countries and Russia’s Interests. Sotsialno-humanitarniye znania (The Socio-Humanitarian Knowledge), 2006, No 4.

Vakhrameev Alexander V. Russian Foreign Policy After the War in Iraq. Sotsialno- Humanitarnije Znanija (Socio-Humanitarian Knowledge), 2005, No 3.

Vakhrameev Alexander V. Russian-German Relations and European Security. Vlast', 2005, November.

Vakhrameyev Alexander V. International Terrorism and Russia's National Security. Sotsialno-gumanitarniye znaniya/Socio-humanitarian knowledge, 2004, No 1-2.

Vakhrameev Alexander V. Is the Return to Cold War Possible? Vlast, 2000, No11.

Vakhrameev Alexander V. The Baltic States Approaching NATO. Contemporary Europe, 2000, No 4.

Vakhrameev Alexander V., Kuleshov Sergey G. Russia's National Security (Declarations and Reality). Moscow, 2003.