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Istyagin Leonid


Dr. of Science (History)

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Istyagin Leonid
A vacancy for hegemony
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Heritage of antinuclear movements
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
On slippery roads of technological progress
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Trust as a key value
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Pan-Turkism as a controversial phenomenon
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Danger: the right-wing radicalism in Europe
(No 2(53). 2017. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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The West – Russia: dangerous relapse of the old ailment
(No 2(51). 2016. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Will the hydra of Fascism rise again?
(No 2(51). 2016. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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World War I: the fuse of terrorism
(No 2(51). 2016. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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IMEMO–SIPRI: addressing negative trends in international security
(No 1(50). 2016. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Heritage of World War I
(No 1(50). 2016. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Approaching world regulation from afar
(No 2(49). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The Russian geopolitical resource of international security
(No 2(49). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Europe, Russia, Ukraine: without illusions
(No 1(48). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The heritage of the Bryansk guerrilla
(No 1(48). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Where new hitlers come from
(No 1(48). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
World War I: traces of bloodless wounds
(No 1(48). 2015. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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The Great War’s warning
(No 2(47). 2014. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Europeanism and nationalism: an explosive mix
(No 2(47). 2014. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
In the framework of the “new thinking”
(No 1(46). 2014. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Russia and Central Asia: on the usefulness of the multi-vector approach
(No 1(46). 2014. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The military socialism: confronting the marginals
(No 1(46). 2014. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The immigration waves and conflict impulses
(No 2(45). 2013. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The socio-political protest: on the benefit of moderation
(No 2(45). 2013. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
To the world without arms: approaches and barriers
(No 2(45). 2013. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
The Syrian lesson for the new revolutions
(No 1(44). 2013. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Militarism against the environment
(No 1(44). 2013. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Central Asia under threat
(No 2(43). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Dilemmas of public activity and institutional tensions
(No 2(43). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Towards the global mediating mission
(No 2(43). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Constructive altruism
(No 2(43). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Disintegration with little blood shed (review of Cohen S. “The Question of Questions”: Why the Soviet Union Collapsed? / New exp. ed. Moscow: AIRO –ÕÕI, 2011)
(No 1(42). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Caught in civilizational fault lines (review of Russia at the Turn of Century. 1991–2011 / Ed. by A. Zubkov, V. Strada. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2011)
(No 1(42). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
On a shaky ground (review of Stohl V. The Army in the New World Order. Moscow: OGIP, 2010)
(No 1(42). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
With no prejudice (review of Naumkin V. The Middle East in the World Politics and Culture. Moscow: Institute of Oriental Studies, 2011)
(No 1(42). 2012. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Berlin-Moscow: potential for rapprochement
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Multifold concept
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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In the focus of national demands
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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On the hierarchy of factors
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Keeping the information space in mind
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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In the hyper-conflict region
(No 1-2(40-41). 2011. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Vile inclination
(No 1-2(38-39). 2010. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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Pathways to the “European House”
(No 1-2(38-39). 2010. Pathways to Peace and Security)
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The NATO problem
(No 1-2(38-39). 2010. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
In the matrix of protest culture
(No 1-2(38-39). 2010. Pathways to Peace and Security)
Istyagin Leonid
Norwegian handwriting in Euro-Atlanticism
(No 1-2(38-39). 2010. Pathways to Peace and Security)

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