The Russia Program
The Russia Program at the George Washington University is a data-driven analytical center that combines knowledge, technologies, and networks into a research ecosystem.
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Our Research Ecosystem
The Russia Program is responding to the challenges of studying Russia after February 24 with the creation of a novel research ecosystem that renews our methodological toolkit, creates new knowledge commons, and focuses on key research questions—all on a platform designed to spread knowledge to a broader audience.
What are Russians’ values, beliefs, and thinking?
Wartime Russia
The war invites us to favor more granular and grassroots approaches for a thicker conceptual knowledge of Russia and its society.
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Multifaceted Russia
A forward-looking research project that studies Russia by giving more prominence to diversity.
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How to envision Russia’s future?
Envisioning the Future
The war invites us to favor more granular and grassroots approaches for a thicker conceptual knowledge of Russia and its society.
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Russia’s Arctic Future
A multidisciplinary research project that explores how Russia’s Arctic regions are changing and how local populations are dealing with sustainability issues.
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New Methods and Knowledge Commons
How is the regime evolving in its internal balance and external outreach?
Russia's Political Culture
An in-depth research project that scrutinizes Russia’s political culture and ideological outputs, and maps its actors, institutions, and societal relevance.
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Russia & the Global South
A research project that explores how Russia reinvents itself as a Global South power and how the Global South positions itself on the war
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The Digital Methods School
A program for investigative research that seeks to go beyond conventional methods and mine unique data, taking the field of digital humanities to a new level.
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A Bridge to Fieldwork
A project that bridges scholars and research assistants and help to organize remote
fieldwork in their respective localities in post-socialist countries.
fieldwork in their respective localities in post-socialist countries.
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The Soviet Babylon Archives
A pioneering digital archive project that makes available and searchable declassified government files to create new virtual libraries without borders
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Applied Oral History
Applied oral history aims at comprehending the present through retrospective analysis of political actors' motivations and behavior and provide insights for future policy-making.
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Our Network
An open-access, peer-reviewed journal publishing social research in Russian and English about Russia’s and Eurasia’s societies and their transformations
RAD analyzes recent events, trends and developments within contemporary Russian politics, economics and business, foreign policy, security and society
A non-profit association of scholars and experts working on issues related to Russian civil society, Russian immigrant communities, and academic freedom
An innovative one-stop shop that offers short-term fellowships, along with conference and publishing support for Russian scholars in exile
How to use our Russia Program?
You can engage with each element of our research ecosystem and use it to advance your research, teach classes, publish your work, become a part of network, or apply for funding
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+1 (202) 9946340
russiaprogram@gwu.edu
russiaprogram@gwu.edu
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