Soviet-US relations: Exchange scholars recalled

official dialogue between muslim scholars in the soviet :union:

the leaders of the soviet :union: adopted atheist and anti-religious policies toward muslim nations during decades of ruling over central asia; the polices that posed a threat to the existence of muslims. following the outbreak of second world war, the government of the soviet :union: was forced to revise its hostile policies toward muslims and establish muslim religious department also known a...

Symmetries and exchange relations

The first chapter of Marx’s Capital is concerned with an anlysis of the commodity. It is a somewhat difficult chapter to read, but it is considered by many scholars to be essential to understanding his whole conceptualisation of capitalism. It is a relatively formal text but not in the sense that we would now describe a scientific or mathematical text as being formal. Instead of mathematics or ...

Polish-Soviet Relations 1944-1989: The Limits of Autonomy

Any attempt at presenting the relations between two neighboring countries over the course of almost half a century in a brief paper is a highly hazardous undertaking, and could even be recognized as blatant impudence. In this case, however, the titular relations between Poland the USSR were highly composite, remaining under the extremely strong impact of a centuriesold tradition of animosity an...

How the US responded to disaster in the Soviet Union.

International Relations in the US Academy1

Using two new data sources to describe trends in the international relations (IR) discipline since 1980—a database of every article published in the 12 leading journals in the field and three surveys of IR faculty at US colleges and universities—we explore the extent of theoretical, methodological, and epistemological diversity in the American study of IR and the relationship between IR scholar...