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IMARES
Résumé
The International MA in Russian and Eurasian Studies (IMARES, before 2008 - International MA in Russian Studies, IMARS) is
an advanced graduate programme at the European University at St. Petersburg, Russia, for students who already hold a BA degree or its equivalent. The programme is taught in English and offers training and research opportunities as well as a first hand experience of getting a close feel for Russia and many other countries in a wider region. In 1997 this programme began as MA in Russian Studies.
IMARES provides training in the politics, economy, society, and history of Russia and neighbouring Eurasian states. It combines the highest standards of teaching in English by Russian and international faculty with the advantages of living in St. Petersburg, Russia's cultural capital. A separate teaching module on Empire and Islam is offered in Kazan, the city where Slavonic and Turkic civilisations meet.
The following curriculum drawn up for 2012 can be given as an example of an IMARES curriculum.
Each course consists of 14 lectures and 14 follow-up discussion sessions. All instruction is in English.
Division 1: Politics and Economy
Politics and Property in Post-Socialist Space (delivered by Jessica Allina-Pisano)
Regime Change in Post-Soviet Eurasia (delivered by Vladimir Gel’man)
Post-Soviet Political Economy: Ukraine, Russia and Belarus (delivered by Alexei Pikulik)
Russian Foreign Policy (delivered by Nikita Lomagin)
The Political Economy of Energy in Eurasia (delivered by Yulia Vymyatnina)
Division 2: Society and History
The Russian Empire: Sovereignty, Nationalism and Politics of Diversity (delivered by Alexander Semyonov)
Russian Media, Culture and Society (delivered by Sergey Erofeev)
Russian Political and Social History (delivered by Sergei Podbolotov)
Teaching module in Kazan: Empire and Islam May 2012 (division “Society and History”)
Ethnicity and Culture in Soviet and Post-Soviet Tatarstan (delivered by Sergey Erofeev)
Imperial Histories, Eurasian Political and Intellectual Controversies (delivered by Marina Mogilner, Iliya Gerasimov)
The Russian language course
Division 1: Politics and Economy
Security Threats in Eurasia: Armed Conflicts, Terrorism and Extremism (delivered by Ekaterina Stepanova)
Comparative Political and Economic Development after Communism (delivered by Alexei Pikulik)
Central Asia States: Making, Breaking and Remaking (delivered by Darya Pushkina)
Energy Security and Russian Politics (delivered by Nikita Lomagin)
Division 2: Society and History
Russian Political and Social History (delivered by Sergei Podbolotov)
Islam and Nationalism in Eurasia (delivered by Eduard Ponarin)
Russian Media, Culture and Society (delivered by Sergey Erofeev)
Doing Fieldwork in Russia (delivered by Anna Temkina and Elena Zdravomyslova)
Siberia: An Introduction to the Region ( delivered by Evgenii Golovko)
Mikhail Dolbilov, Candidate of Sciences (History, Voronezh State University, 1996).
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