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Russia and Eurasia

The Russia and Eurasia Programme (REP) is a major organizing centre for research with a vigorous output of meetings, seminars and publications on the foreign and domestic policies of Russia and the newly independent states.

This project examines the mechanisms that Russia has devised to influence and attract countries in the 'near-abroad', Western Europe and the US.
The focus of this project is the politics and security in the Black Sea region.
Research seeks to examine the internal dynamics and external forces determining the complex political present and future of the states of Central Asia.
Research focuses on the relationship between territorial disputes in the Caucasus and wider geopolitical and geoeconomic considerations.
This project considers developments in Russia’s politics, economy and society, the drivers of external relations, and its international role in a changing global context.
In 2012, Chatham House in partnership with the Robert Bosch Stiftung, is hosting two Visiting Fellows from among the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Russia. The Fellowship is intended to provide an opportunity for the next generation of scholars from the region to advance their knowledge of post-Soviet politics, develop research skills, contribute to Chatham House research, and build links with policy and academic communities in the UK, Germany and the EU more broadly. The Fellowship is aimed at future leaders, researchers and opinion-makers at the start of their careers.
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