Editor-in-Chief
Alexei Bogaturov

Editor
Andrey Baykov

Editorial Advisory Board

Tatiana Alekseyeva, Sergey Afontsev, Vladimir Baranovsky, Alexei Bogaturov, Alexander Bulatov, Leokadia Drobizheva, Victor Dyatlov, Natalia Egorova, Alexey Fenenko, Mark von Hagen (USA), Marc Khrustalev, Nikolai Kosolapov, Victor Kremenyuk, S. Neil MacFarlane (the United Kingdom), Tatiana Shakleina, Marina Pavlova-Silvanskaya, Anatoli Sokolov, Valery Tishkov, Mikhail Troitskiy, Pavel Tsygankov, Alexei Voskressensky, Tatiana Zhdanova

Journal of International Relations Theory and World Politics

Published three times a year by the Academic Educational Forum on International Relations
with financial support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
ISSN 1728-2756 (print version)
ISSN 1811-2773 (online version)

Two Russians – Three Opinions

Volume 8. № 1 (22). January-April 2010
A Post-Crisis World

Yuri Galenovich		A China Department is Needed in the Kremlin
Victor Larin		China As Viewed by a Russian Far Easterner

Volume 7. № 2 (20). May-August 2009
The Quest for Change

Oleg Barabanov, Dmitry Feldman

International Research: Fundamental and Applied

Volume 7. № 1 (19). January-April 2009
World Disorder Outlines

Alexander Knyazev		The Taliban Is Back
Victor Korgun		What after Karzai?

Volume 6. № 3 (18). September-December 2008
Power and Hierarchy in World Politics

Irina Kudryashova		The Art and Torture of Being «Medium-Great»
Nikolay Kaveshnikov		«Small, Yet Annoying!»

Volume 6. № 2 (17). May-August 2008
The Crisis and Prospects

Vladimir Sizov		A Five-Day Confrontation
Sergey Oznobischev		Who Is to Be «Treated for Georgia»?

Volume 6. № 1 (16). January-April 2008
A Cycle of Divergences in the World System

Nikolai Surkov		Invigorative Tune on the Eve of Half-Disintegration
Georgy Mirskiy		How Iraq Will Fail to Collapse

Volume 5. № 3 (15). September-December 2007
Integration and National Interest

Dmitry Feldman Oleg Barabanov

The Pre-Westphalian Order

Volume 5. № 2 (14). May-August 2007
Contiguous Spaces in World Politics

Aleksandr Chechevishnikov		The Case of Kosovo and Prospects for Transcaucasia
Ivan Khrustalev		To Recognize or not to Recognize?

Volume 5. № 1 (13). January-April 2007
Influence and Control in Contemporary World Politics

Alla Yaz'kova		Romania-Moldova: Together or Apart?
Pavel Smirnov		The Transnistrian Node

Volume 4. № 3 (12). September – December 2006
Global Competition in the World State

Andrei Tsygankov		«Russophobia» in America
Vladimir Kulagin		The World and the West in Russian Political Studies

Volume 4. № 2 (11). May – August 2006
Chronic Conflicts in World Politics

Farrukh Salimov		Tajikistan in Regional Politics
Irina Zviagelskaya		The Southernmost and Most Important

Volume 4. № 1 (10). January-April 2006
Unity and Heterogeneity

Artem Ulunian		Balancing the "Aliyev Orientation"
Sergey Markedonov		The Azerbaijani Phenomenon

Volume 3. Issue 3(9). September-December 2005
Oil and International Security

Leonid Skakovskiy (Astana)		Kazakhstan in International Politics
Andrei Bykov		What Does Russia Need Kazakhstan For?

Volume 3. Issue 2(8). May-August 2005
The Anthropology of World Politics

Evgeniy Abdullaev		A Stable Disequilibrium: Relations with Russia in Uzbekistan’s Foreign Policy
Leonid Mikhailov		The Russia Factor in Central Asia

Volume 3. Issue 1(7). January–April 2005
Governance and Self-Governance in World Politics

Alexander Fadeyev		Who Needs Such Belarus?
Alexander Chechevishnikov		The «Lukashenka Phenomenon» and the Russia–Belarus Union

Volume 2. Issue 3 (6). September-December 2004
Freedom and Non-Freedom

Nadezhda Kovalchuk (Kiev)		«Sisters—Competitors»
Arkady Moshes		Ukraine: Quo Vadis?

Volume 2. Issue 2 (5). May-August 2004
Leadership and Counter-Leadership

Anatoly Utkin		What does America Need Russia for ?
Henry Trofimenko		The «Hegemon» Issue

Volume 2. Issue 1 (4). January-April 2004
The Philosophy of International Relations

Leonid Karabeshkin		Russia and the Baltic States: A Long Road from «Affection» to Friendship
Sergei Oznobischev		A Time to Choose

Volume 1. Issue 3 (3). September-December 2003
Environmental Challenges and International Security

Zuinepbibi Agamamedova		Turkmenistan’s Neutrality
Azhdar Kurtov		«The Turkmenbashi Formula»: Pro et Contra

Volume 1. Issue 2 (2). May-August 2003
Peace and War

Oleg Boronin		Lost Priorities. A New Framework for Russian Policy toward Central Asia?
Alexei Krasnoselov		Hasting Slowly….

Volume 1. Issue 1 (1). January-April 2003
Order and Norm in International Relations

Sergei Markedonov		«The Paradox of Georgia» in Russian Politics
Alexei Krasnoselov		Who Lost Georgia?

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