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Problematic Aspects of Studying Russian Language Abroad
Standards and Monitoring in Education, 2020Russia has a rich experience of cooperation with diff erent countries in the fi eld of culture, science, and education. The strategic goal of foreign policy is to popularize the Russian language. The most urgent problems of studying the Russian language abroad (in China, Turkey, Cyprus, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Belgium, Holland) have been analyzed: the ...
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Russian Music at Home and Abroad
2016Some of the perpetual follies of Russian music study-anxiety about Chaikovsky’s sexuality and unwarranted speculation about Stravinsky’s, the continued currency of Shostakovich’s faked memoirs, the pretense that Prokofieff’s fine music excuses the inhumanity of the texts he willingly set during his Soviet years-are revisited under the aegis of the ...
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Will the Russians Return from the Near Abroad?
Post-Soviet Geography, 1994The author "examines a range of issues surrounding the involuntary migration of Russian populations from the non-Russian republics of the former USSR. Among the questions addressed are possible magnitudes of in-migration into Russia (with special attention paid to conditions in one of the major source regions, Central Asia), attitudes in Russia ...
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Prospects of diversifying Russian direct investment abroad
Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2017The article investigates changes in the distribution of Russian direct investments between countries and regions of the world in 2014–2015. The specificity of increasing Russian investment in Asia and Africa in the 2000s has been identified. The possibilities and limits of geographic diversification of Russian investments abroad are shown, including ...
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Émigré Lives: the Russian Revolutionary Abroad
2003Who were the emigres and how many of them were there? These are questions the responses to which depended upon whose stereotype one accepted and who did the counting — contemporaries, the police who kept them under surveillance, the historians who studied them.
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