ЦарегородцеваИринаАлексеевна

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АлтуховАртемОлегович

1. Peripheral capitalism in the 20th century: theory and practice

2. Brazil during the Vargas Era

3. Spanish miracle: a technocrats’ triumph?

4. Mexican miracle and inward-oriented policies

5. Ideologies, resources, and tribalism: the Cold War in Angola

6. The Washington Consensus: formulation, implementation, and critique

7. Globalization and its discontents: a politico-economic perspective

8. Dependency theory and international relations: still relevant today?

АрбатлиЭким

1. The development of the global oil industry throughout the 20th century

2. International determinants of military coups

3. Turkish foreign policy

4. Turkish-Russianrelations

Братерский Максим Владимирович

1. Caribbean missile crisis

2. Warsaw Pact, its birth and demise

3. Soviet War in Afghanistan

4. Soviet Economic Aid to Developing countries

5. Chinese - Soviet tensions in the 20th century

КарягинАлександр

1. Issues in modern political theory

2. International relations in classical political theory

3. Philosophical conceptions of the origins and nature of the political order

4. Marxist and post-Marxist theories of international relations (Lenin, Gramsci, Wallerstein, Harvey, Hardt and Negri)

5. Biopolitics and governmentality in international relations (Foucault)

КриковичАндрей

1. Alliance Politics and Origins of First/Second World War

2. Third World Conflicts During Cold War

3. Sino-Soviet Split

4. Rise and Fall of Non-Aligned Movement

5. Why did the Cold War End Peacefully?

6. Spread of Democracy/Human Rights Norms in the 21st Century

7. Dissolution of and Civil War in Yugoslavia

8. Russia's and the Kosovo Crisis

9. Attempts to Integrate Russia in the US Led Post-Cold War Security/Economic Order

10. Globalization and it's Impact on Inter-State Politics

11. Institutional Foundations of US Hegemony

12. Rise of China and its Impact on World Politics

13. Comparing Russian and Chinese Economic/Political Reform

СкрибаАндрейСергеевич

1. Stability of unipolar vs bipolar world

2. Why did the unipolar world order end?

3. Patrimonialism in Post-Soviet states

4. Foreign policy analysis in international relations

5. European Union: history and evolution

6. EU-Russia relations

7. Disintegration of USSR: political and economic reasons

8. Political reforms in USSR in 1980-s

9. Priorities of Russian foreign policy

10. Post-Soviet transition

11. Post-Soviet Affairs

12. Post-Soviet states between Russia and EU/ their relations with Russia and EU

13. Eurasian Economic Union

Суслов Дмитрий Вячеславович / Новиков Дмитрий Павлович

1. The US foreign policy - history and contemporary evolution

2. US-Russia relations in different aspects

3. Domestic drivers of the American foreign policy - decision-making mechanisms, political and academic debates, institutional framework, influence of the elections and electoral cycles, etc.

4. History of international relations in Europe (XVIII-XX) century

5. Cold War - history and theory. May include political, economic and cultural aspects of this period. For instance, I am supervising a work about the image of the Soviet Union in American cinematography. That is cool.

6. American history in general - just if somebody would like to write something more abstractive about US history, more or less related to the IR (say, participation of the foreign actors in the Civil War), I'll be ready.

7. International relations in the Asia-Pacific - not a great expert here, what means that I keep a right for selection of the topics here

ХассанпурНавид

1. Uni(Bi)polar peace: A unipolar world is more peaceful than a multipolar world. Discuss (with relevant examples).

2. Realism versus Liberalism in IR: A survey of USSR (US) realist foreign policy implementations during the Cold War

3. Security Dilemma: Was the Cold War a result of the two super powers' security dilemma considerations? If yes, give examples of such situations in the global context. If not, argue why.

4. Cooperation in International Anarchy? Is international cooperation possible at all? If yes, what are the mechanisms? Give examples from the Cold War. If not, argue why.

5. Security or Economy? The foreign policy goals of the U.S. during the Cold War were primarily driven by economic considerations. Discuss (using examples from international financial and security transactions and institutions during the Cold War)