Aims and Scope
Key research areas
- Integration and disintegration processes across the Greater Eurasia space; the formation and evolution of regional and inter-regional unions and associations in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
- The modern development of statehood and institutions in the region’s countries within the context of global and regional development trends.
- Modern history, language, and literature of the macro-region as a whole and its sub-regions in the contemporary era.
- The shared historical, cultural, literary, and linguistic heritage of the countries and peoples of Eurasia.
- Ethno-national policy in Eurasia, viewed through the lens of the historical past and modern realities.
- Historical memory and issues of historical policy within the context of contemporary international relations in Eurasia.
- Contemporary historical and philological thought and historiography across the Eurasian space; academic schools in history and philology, their mutual influence, points of contention, and discourses.
- Interstate and ethno-territorial conflicts: their genesis within a historical-cultural context, resolution challenges, and the phenomenon of *de facto* statehood.
- Diaspora-related issues; diasporas of the region's peoples in Russia and worldwide.
- Issues concerning Russian compatriots in the Eurasian region.
- The current state and development trends of languages and literature in Eurasian countries; the dynamics of the linguistic landscape across the macro-region and its sub-regions.
- The multipolar world and security challenges across the Greater Eurasia space. The journal targets a professional audience as well as readers interested in gaining an in-depth understanding of the region.
- Language policy in Eurasia within historical-cultural and international contexts.
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