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  • International Affairs Digital Archive

    International Affairs Digital Archive

    A Russian journal of world politics, diplomacy and international relations.

    Offering unique, first-hand analysis of major foreign policy and security issues facing Russia and other former Soviet republics, this internationally renowned journal is the English translation of the Russian-language journal Mezhdunarodnaia zhizn, which is published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. The editorial board of this journal is traditionally headed by the minister himself, while the journal’s contributors are primarily experienced, high-ranking diplomats. As such, International Affairs is an excellent primary source for anyone interested in the course of Russian policy in foreign affairs. International Affairs often includes material from independent analysts, whose opinions may or may not differ from the official line. Roundtable discussions on topical world issues will also usually include representatives from the Russian Academy of Sciences, as well as from think tanks and universities.

    International Affairs sheds light on issues of foreign policy and diplomacy of Russia as well as:

    • Interrelations of Russia between foreign countries
    • Economies and policies of neighboring states
    • History of foreign relations, history of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia and the USSR
    • Analysis and commentary from experts on international life
    • Book reviews of relevant publications
    • Memoirs, often devoted to experiences of diplomats in contested or relatively unknown episodes of international relations
    • White papers from international organizations and conferences
    • Previously unpublished documents on Soviet and Russian foreign policy

    The International Affairs Digital Archive contains the most complete set of the journal, comprising more than 600 issues and nearly 16,000 articles. The archive offers scholars the most comprehensive collection available for this title, with an additional year’s worth of content available for purchase on an annual basis. The archive features full-text articles, with full page-level digitization and complete original graphics. The archive has searchable text, and is cross-searchable with numerous other Infoteka digital resources.

  • Geography, Environment, Sustainability Digital Archive

    Geography, Environment, Sustainability Digital Archive

    English-language journal covering key scientific research.

    Published by the Russian Geographical Society, the Lomonosov Moscow State University Geography Department, and the Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography, this scientific English-language journal aims to inform and cover the results of research and global achievements in the sphere of geography, environmental conservation and sustainable development.

    The articles published in Geography, Environment, Sustainability are aimed at Russian and non-Russian scientists alike, while the interdisciplinary focus of the journal means that the subject matter will be of interest to a wide variety of scholars and researchers, including geographers, ecologists, specialists in environmental conservation, natural resource use and sustainable development, GIS specialists, cartographers, social and political geographers, etc.

    The journal is organized according to the three major sections of geography, environmental science and sustainable development, and includes articles on environmental management, human geography, global and regional environmental and climate change, environmental regional planning, applied geographical and environmental studies, geo-informatics and environmental mapping, oil and gas exploration and environmental problems, nature conservation and biodiversity, and environment and health.

    About the Archive

    The Geography, Environment, Sustainability Digital Archive contains over 450 articles, and features full page-level digitization, complete original graphics, and searchable text, and is cross-searchable with numerous other Infoteka digital resources. An additional year’s worth of content is available for purchase on an annual basis.

    Recent articles published in Geography, Environment, Sustainability include:

    • Land Cover Classification and Change Detection Analyzing Multi-Temporal LANDSAT Data: A Case Study of Gazipur Sadar, Bangladesh Between 1973 and 2017
    • Forecasted Trends in Changes of Vegetation in the European Part of Russia in Connection with Global Warming
    • Spreading of Antarctic Bottom Water in the Atlantic Ocean
    • Contemporary Land Reform Policy and Practice in South Africa and Its Environmental Implications
    • Risk Assessment of Encountering Killer Waves in the Black Sea
    • Geotechnical Safety Issues in the Cities of Polar Regions
    • Balanced Fertilization for Sustainable Development of Agriculture in the Savannas of South America
    • Evaluation of Glacier Melt Contribution to Runoff in the North Caucasus Alpine Catchments Using Isotopic Methods and Energy Balance Modeling
    • Isoprene and Monoterpenes over Russia and Their Impacts in Tropospheric Ozone Formation
    • Spatial Analysis on Health Problems Among Unorganized Industrial Workers in Ambedkarnagar District, India
    • A Novel Methodological Approach of Estimating Urban Population in Nigeria
    • Opportunistic Fungi in the Polluted Soils of Kola Peninsula
    • Estimation of Dispersed Glaciation Shrinkage Under Climate Change
  • Far Eastern Affairs Digital Archive

    Far Eastern Affairs Digital Archive

    A Russian journal on China, Japan and the Asia-Pacific.

    Far Eastern Affairs is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute for China and Contemporary Asia (formerly known as the Institute for Far Eastern Studies). The journal provides in-depth multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary discussion of Russia’s relations with China, Japan, North and South Korea, as well as other countries of the Asia-Pacific region. As such the journal introduces its vast contingent of readers, both in Russia and abroad, to the region’s rich history and culture, politics and economic state of affairs. It does so by providing cutting-edge research and commentary on a broad array of topics and issues of interest to specialists and non-specialists alike.

    Since its inception in Russian in 1972 (in English – since 1974) the journal has become the premier scholarly publication in Russia that provides deep insight into and new information about the region as well as Russia’s role in shaping its social and political dynamics by attracting works from well-known scholars, practitioners, statesmen, diplomats, and analysts. Its primary objective is to cultivate and maintain a long-lasting, relevant, and academically rigorous scholarship on one of the strategically and geopolitically most important regions in the world.

    The Far Eastern Affairs Digital Archive contains the most complete set of the journal from the very first issue, comprising more than 200 issues and nearly 31,500 pages of high-quality scholarship. The archive offers scholars the most comprehensive collection available for this title, with an additional year’s worth of content available for purchase on an annual basis. The archive features full page-level digitization, complete original graphics, and searchable text, and is cross-searchable with numerous other Infoteka digital resources.