Experts

Brazilian columnist and RIAC blogger

PhD Candidate, University of Otago, New Zealand

Master of International Affairs (Texas A&M University, 2015)

MENA Program Director, International Crisis Group (ICG)

Doctor of Sciences in History, Chair of the Department of Contemporary History of Russia at the Institute of History and Archives of RSUH, RIAC Member

Deputy General Director, Head of the Analytical Department Information Analysis Centre, Moscow State University

Vice President of the Russian International Affairs Council, Executive Vice President of Etalon Group

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, RIAC Member.

Deputy Finance Minister of the Russian Federation, RIAC member

Ph.D. candidate in Slavic and Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University

PhD, Professor, Senior Researcher of the Institute of Europe, Russian Academy of Sciences

Editor-in Chief, Russkiy Mir Journal

Head of the Mongolia Unit, Senior Researcher at the Korea and Mongolia Division, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

Political Analyst

PhD in History, Senior Researcher in the RAS Institute of African Studies

Lecturer, Department of Asian and African Studies, MGIMO University, Research Fellow, Center for Japanese Studies, RAS Institute of Oriental Studies

Rector of the Far Eastern Federal University (2012–2016), RIAC member.

Doctor of History, Assistant Professor at St. Petersburg State University

A.B. Political Science, University of Chicago, MA candidate at the University of Western Australia

PhD. in History, Research Fellow, Center for Middle East Studies at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

Analyst in charge of Former Soviet Union and Balkans Desk at Ce.S.I. Centro Studi Internazionali

Associate Professor of Political Science in the Intelligence and National Security Studies program at Coastal Carolina University

Ph.D. in Political Science, Professor, Department of World Politics at MGIMO University

PIR Center Director