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James Nixey

'The Height of Arrogance', The World Today, October/November 2012
The Long Goodbye: Russia's Waning Influence in the South Caucasus and Central Asia, Briefing Paper, June 2012
Putin Again: Implications for Russia and the West, with others, Chatham House Report, February 2012
'Balancing is Best: Russian Policy on Iran', The World Today, May 2010
'The South Caucasus: Drama on Three Stages', in R Niblett (ed) America and a Changed World: A Question of Leadership, Wiley-Blackwell/Chatham House, 2010
'US-Russian Relations After the Events of August 2008', Chatham House Briefing Note, September 2008
'Both Sides are to Blame for the Crisis in the Caucasus', The Guardian, September 9 2008
'Postcard from Uzbekistan: Into the Valley', The World Today, Aug 07
'Georgia and Russia: Feeling the Heat', The World Today, Dec 06
Experts' Russian Foreign Policy Roundtable, Briefing Note, Nov 06
'Russia and the Former Soviet States', in Iran, Its Neighbours and The Regional Crisis, Chatham House Report, Aug 06
'Kazakhstan: Fearing Election Fever', The World Today, Dec 05
Russia-Ukraine Energy Dispute, The Parliamentarian
'Uzbekistan: Autocratic Scar', The World Today, June 05

2013 -	Head, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House
2000 - 12	Manager and Research Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House
1998 - 99	MSc International Relations, University of Bristol
1997	Investigative Reporter, The Moscow Tribune
1993 - 97	BA (Hons) Russian with Italian, University of Exeter

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