Centre for Russia and Eurasia Studies

The Centre for Russia and Eurasia Studies undertakes in-depth, analytically-focussed research into domestic and foreign policy issues in Russia and the other post-Soviet states.

Established in 2010 as the Russia Studies Centre, the programme’s geographical scope has widened since 2014, mirroring the high level of importance attached to the region.

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Military Lessons for NATO from the Russia-Ukraine War: Preparing for the Wars of Tomorrow

David Kirichenko

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Linking Forces: Western Support for the Russian Diaspora

Dr Stephen G. F. Hall

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Drawing the Line: Declaring Putin Illegitimate as a Step Towards Future-Russia

Dr Stephen G. F. Hall

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Lessons from the First Cyberwar: How Supporting Ukraine on the Digital Battlefield Can Help Improve the UK’s Online Resilience

David Kirichenko

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Ukraine’s Nuclear Shadow: National Security Implications for NATO and the UK

Dr Bahram Ghiassee

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Getting a Foot in the Door: Creating a Future Russia Now

Dr Stephen G. F. Hall

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Russia and the Anti-Western Axis Must be Militarily Defeated: Shifting the Western consensus toward ending Russia’s military threat to Ukraine and the West

Dr Taras Kuzio

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Why Still Pro-Russia? Making Sense of Hungary’s and Serbia’s Pro-Russia Stance

Dr Helena Ivanov and Professor Marlene Laruelle

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Opening a Second Western Front Against Putin: Russia’s Latin American Proxies

Peter Young

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Lessons for Taiwan: Understanding Why Sanctions Failed to Deter Conflict in Ukraine

Richard Tice and Sam Ashworth-Hayes

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Opposition in Russia to the Invasion of Ukraine: How Much of a Threat is it to Putin’s Regime?

Nicholas Chkhaidze, Ivan Yurov, and Taras Kuzio

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Russia’s Hybrid War Against the UK: Time to Fight Back Against the Kremlin

Neil Barnett and Helena Ivanov

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Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine and the Global Crisis

Dr Taras Kuzio

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A Weaker Russia and the West’s Opportunity in the South Caucasus

Nicholas Chkhaidze & Taras Kuzio

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What Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Tells Us About Chinese Policy Towards Taiwan

Dr. Taras Kuzio

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Ukraine-Russia Policy: Next Steps for the West

Dr. Taras Kuzio, Dr. Alan Mendoza

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Ending Russia’s War Against Ukraine

Dr. Taras Kuzio

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Will Russia Invade Ukraine? Moscow’s Threat to European Security

Dr. Taras Kuzio

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Weaponisation of Refugees in Putin’s Long-Standing Hybrid War Against the West

Dr. Taras Kuzio

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Defender of the Faiths: How the Russian Government uses Religious Diplomacy

Dr Jade McGlynn

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Nord Stream 2: Myths, Illusions and Realities

Dr Alan Riley

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Renewing the Resistance: The UK’s role in the Crimea Platform

Dr Jade McGlynn

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Research Brief – A Steppe Change: Should Britain be Bolder in Central Asia?

Dr Jade McGlynn

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Foreign Interference Unchecked: Models for a UK Foreign Lobbying Act

Robert Seely MP

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Impact and Effectiveness: Sanctions on Russia 2014-2020

Dr Alan Riley

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Russian ‘Black PR’: Examining the Practice of Ruining Reputations

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Russian Kleptocracy And The Rule Of Law: How The Kremlin Undermines European Judicial Systems

Dr Andrew Foxall

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The Art of Deceit: How China and Russia Use Sharp Power to Subvert the West

Drs Andrew Foxall and John Hemmings

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European Security at a Time of Transatlantic Uncertainty

Dr Andrew Foxall and Dr John Hemmings

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Putin Sees and Hears it all: How Russia’s Intelligence Agencies Menace The UK

Dr Andrew Foxall

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A Definition of Contemporary Russian Conflict: How Does the Kremlin Wage War?

Bob Seely MP

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Russia’s Economic Prospects – Modernisation or Stagnation?

David Clark

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A “Captured State”: Moldova Between Russia and the West

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Russia’s Policies towards a Changing Arctic

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Close Encounters: Russian Military Activities in the Vicinity of UK Air and Sea Space, 2005-2016

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Fighting Corruption with Con Tricks: Romania’s Assault on the Rule of Law

David Clark

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Putin’s Useful Idiots: Britain’s Left, Right and Russia

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Putin’s Cyberwarfare: Russia’s Statecraft in the Fifth Domain

Dr Andrew Foxall

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The Ceasefire Illusion: An Assessment of the Minsk II Agreement Between Ukraine and Russia

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Close Encounters: Russian Military Intrusions into UK Air- and Sea Space Since 2005

Dr Andrew Foxall

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After Crimea: Towards a New British Geostrategy for Eastern Europe?

James Rogers and Andra-Lucia Martinescu

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Russia’s Abuse of Interpol

David Satter

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The Long Arm of Vladimir Putin

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Putin’s Peninsula: Crimea’s Annexation and Deterioration

Dr Andrew Foxall

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The Kremlin’s Sleight of Hand: Russia’s Soft Power Offensive in the UK

Dr Andrew Foxall

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The State of Democracy After 25 Years: Lessons from Central and Eastern Europe

Ola Cichowlas and Dr Andrew Foxall

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A Fateful Summit: The Future of NATO’s Relationship with Russia

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Russia’s Role in the Balkans

Dr Andrew Foxall and David Clark

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Russia’s Olympic Shame: Corruption, Human Rights and Security at ‘Sochi 2014’

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Russia’s Descent Toward Authoritarianism: An Examination of the Khodorkovsky Case

Dr Andrew Foxall

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Russian Corruption: Domestic and International Consequences

Julia Pettengill

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The Queen’s Bookkeeper and the Oligarchs: Examining Sir Michael Peat’s Involvement with Roman Abramovich and Eugene Shvidler

Michael Weiss

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The Shuvalov Affair: A Case History of a Putin Aide’s Financial Controversy

Michael Weiss

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A Peaceful Solution to Georgia’s Conflicts

Alexandros Petersen

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Fit for International Financial Markets? A Closer Look at VTB Group’s Practices

Henry Jackson Society

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Bear Trap: Russia’s self-defeating Middle East policy

Inna Lazareva

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The Russian Opposition: A Survey of Groups, Individuals, Strategies and Prospects

Julia Pettengill

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The Age of Impunity: Russia After Communism and Under Putin

Michael Weiss

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