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Adjunct Fellow for Russia Studies
Contact Info:
Phone: (203) 432-6246
E-mail: jmankoff@cfr.org
Location:
New Haven, CT
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Postdoctoral fellow at International Security Studies, Yale University. Writing a book on Russian foreign policy.
Expertise:Russian foreign policy; U.S.-Russian relations; European diplomatic and military history; nationalism and ethnic conflict.
Experience:John M. Olin National Security Fellow, Harvard University (2006-07); Intern at Carnegie Moscow Center (2005), U.S. Embassy Moscow (2000), and U.S. Department of State Office of Western Slavic and Moldovan Affairs (1999).
Languages:Russian (fluent); French, German (familiar); Polish,Turkish (basic).
Selected Publications:“Russia’s Revival,” in Routledge Companion to Security Studies (under contract; London: Routledge, 2008); “Russia and the West: Taking the Longer View,” The Washington Quarterly, Spring 2007; “Russian Foreign Policy in the Putin Era,” Yale University International Security Studies Working Papers, January 2007; “Russia’s Weak State and Weak Society: The Role of Political Parties.” Problems of Post-Communism. Jan/Feb 2003.
Current Research Project
March 4, 2008
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Op-Ed
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