…the Caspian between those two states and declared that no changes to the arrangement this treaty established could be made without the agreement of all littoral states. While Russia and…
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…on food-related issues. In American Perspectives on the 1955 U.S.-Soviet Agricultural Exchange, Lanna Demers, a first-year graduate student at Bowling Green State University, shows how grassroots-initiated agricultural diplomacy can open…
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…logging or even legal activities, where people believe they need to dispose of some industrial waste this way. Even in everyday life, people often burn grass, leaves, and so on….
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…University and the London School of Economics. We also have two papers covering issues currently affecting global affairs. Europe’s Conflicting Metanarratives, by Jordan Milot, an undergraduate at North Carolina State…
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…stores are beginning to open, even in villages with three or four thousand residents. Even in these villages, the prices for Israeli potatoes are lower than those the Lipetsk gardeners…
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…Alans remained formidable horsemen. They survived as a buffer state between the empires of the Khazars, Byzantines, and Arabs for several centuries, mainly by allying with one empire against another….
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…here, please submit it. In this, its sixteenth issue, Vestnik focuses largely on politics in multiple contexts, including modern, historical, international, and social. Two entries take a historical perspective. In…
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…translation. In our history/political focus, we have articles on various post-Soviet cultures and their political and cultural contexts. Alana Holland, an MA student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,…
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…University, compares the Russian nationalism of late-20th century novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn with that of the modern, influential political scientist Alexander Dugin in Nationalist Thought in Contemporary Russia. SRAS graduate Marin…
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…transparency in bureaucrat’s salaries, state purchases, and measures taken by ministries and departments. Publicly examine all administrative initiatives that directly affect people’s property rights and their civil liberties. Четвертое. Укрепление…
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…personal experience in timber and has specifically stated that Russia can become a great agricultural power, turning high food and energy prices “from challenges into our advantages.” Medvedev spent six…
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…national sexual education curriculum and comprehensive HIV awareness campaigns, and that international organizations recognize the cultural, historical and political idiosyncrasies that influence educational methodology. Ideally, international partnerships might serve as…
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