Editor-in-Chief
Alexei Bogaturov

Editor
Andrey Baykov

Editorial Advisory Board

Tatiana Alekseyeva, Sergey Afontsev, Vladimir Baranovsky, Alexei Bogaturov, Alexander Bulatov, Victor Dyatlov, Alexey Fenenko, Mark von Hagen (USA), Nikolai Kosolapov, Victor Kremenyuk, S. Neil MacFarlane (the United Kingdom), Tatiana Shakleina, 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)

Persona grata

Volume 9. № 3 (27). September - December 2011
Sources of Global Insecurity

Victor Esin

“It is essential to stay realistic...”

Volume 9. № 2 (26). May - August 2011
Fragmentation of Political Space

Mahathir Mohamad

“Non-Evolutionary Way Of Regime Change is by far not the best one”

Volume 9. № 1 (25). January - April 2011
Аn Uncertain Economy and a Tense Society

Mikhail Gorbachev. The Man Who Granted Freedom

Volume 8. № 2 (23). May-August 2010
Conflict and Law

Viktor Larin

“There is a need to establish a new research institution in the Russian Far East that could bring together IR students and practitioners in the area of world affairs and security…”

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

Timur Timofeev

“The interaction between State and Academia in Russia is so weak due to the gap in basic assessments of the current social and economic course…”

Volume 7. № 3 (21). September-December 2009
Political Democracy and the World State

Natalia Ivanova

“Innovation is an Economic Measure for Progress…“

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

Vitaliy Naumkin

“The crisis gives us a rare chance to stand up to common challenges together...”

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

Amitai Etzioni (USA)

«The New World Government Was Born out of Blood...»

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

James Rosenau

«...Quantification means a discovery of recurring patterns…»

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

Angela Stent

«…The most neuralgic is the issue of Russia's neighborhood, the post-Soviet space. We don't have very good words still to describe it…»

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

Igor Ivanov

«… The smaller the state, the more attention it demands…»

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

Toby Gati

«The prestige of public service curbs corruption in the United States…»

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

Aleksey Arbatov

A “Lost Decade” in Arms Control

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

Alexander Dynkin

"...the knowledge-based economy is a less evident phenomenon"

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

Alexander Panov

The Diplomatic Academy’s Long-Awaited Luck

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

Marc Khrustalev

Two Russian Schools in IR Theory in Russia

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

Lee Hamilton (USA)

Between Politics and Academia

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

Sergey Karaganov

"Deterrence Turned Out to Be a General Theory of International Relations"

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

There Is No Such Thing as «Male» Political Science Interview with Anne de Tinguy

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

Nodari Simonia

«My Marxism is not that of Soviet textbooks»

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

Strobe Talbott (U.S.A.). «…I think, one cannot exclude that the son may turn to the ideas of his father…». Exclusive Interview

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

Blair Ruble (U.S.A.). «Sounding Blunt Not Necessarily Sounding Bad»

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

Andrei A. Kokoshin «A Strategy of Continuous Success»

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

Vladimir Baranovsky and Vassily Mikheev – the «youngest» corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Sciences in the field of International Studies

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

Anatoli Torkunov. Rector of MGIMO-University - A Newly Elected Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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