Oleg Bykov

Corresponding Member , Dr. of Science (History), Professor
Councillor of RAS

About the person detailed

Author's publications

Fields of scientific interest

Theory and history of international relations, foreign policy of USSR and Russian Federation, international and native security military-political problems, arms control and disarmament, US foreign policy.

Biography

Born in Tula, 15 October 1926. Graduated Moscow Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, USSR, 1949, and post-graduate course, 1952. Since 1964, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Academy of Sciences. Doctor of History, Professor, Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences.

Currently, Counselor, Russian Academy of Sciences.

1977–1998 Deputy Director, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences.

1981–1986 State expert, Research Group of United Nations on Confidence Building Measures, Advisory Board of United Nations on Disarmament Studies.

1986–1989 Expert, Soviet-American Summits.

1978–2005 Chief Editor, International Yearbook: Economics and Politics (since 1992, Planets Year).

Scientific organizing activity

Member, Learned Council, Institute of World Economy and International Relations; member, Institute’s Dissertation Council; member, Department of Global Problems and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences.

Scientific pedagogical activity

10 post-graduates.

Awarded

State Prize, Order of Merit for Fatherland, Fourth Class; two Orders of Labor Red Banner; medals. Academician Tarle Prize.