Vestnik – Issue 7, Winter 2007

Vestnik was launched by SRAS in 2004 as one of the world’s first online academic journals focused on showcasing student research. We welcome and invite papers written by undergraduates, graduates, and postgraduates. Research on any subject related to the broad geographic area outlined above is accepted. If you have written solid research eligible for publication according to the guidelines listed here, please submit it.

This, our seventh issue, offers three papers that explore comparisons and contrasts. “Russian Orthodox and Roman Catholic Sacred Art” examines differences in motifs and techniques historically used in art produced on the two sides of the great schism. “The Geopolitics of Oil Pipelines in Central Asia” compares and contrasts the foreign policies and proposed pipelines of four major competitors for Central Asia’s hydrocarbons. Lastly, “Religious Periodicals and US-Soviet Relations” compares and contrasts how the Cold War was – or wasn’t – reflected in periodicals marketed to Catholics and Protestants in the United States.

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2007-12-12 – Russian Orthodox and Roman Catholic Sacred Art

2007-12-12 – The Geopolitics of Oil Pipelines in Central Asia

2007-12-12 – Religious Periodicals and US-Soviet Relations

About the Author

Josh Wilson

Josh has been with SRAS since 2003. He holds an M.A. in Theatre and a B.A. in History from Idaho State University, where his masters thesis was written on the political economy of Soviet-era censorship organs affecting the stage. He lived in Moscow from 2003-2022, where he ran Moscow operations for SRAS. At SRAS, Josh still assists in program development and leads our internship programs. He is also the editor-in-chief for the SRAS newsletter, the SRAS Family of Sites, and Vestnik. He has previously served as Communications Director to Bellerage Alinga and has served as a consultant or translator to several businesses and organizations with interests in Russia.

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