Fyodor Lukyanov
Biographic Data
| ID | 2036162 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fyodor Lukyanov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fyodor |
| FAMILY NAME | Lukyanov |
| SIGNATURE | LUKYANOV F |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 33 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Force and Its Limits (If Any)
No matter how the Iran conflict ends, its outcome will have farreaching consequences. Is force almighty? How far is it ready to go to prove that it is almighty? And what will be left after that
Correcting Mistakes
American politics, in 2026, are a matter of trying to correct the mistakes that were made during the ‘end of history.’ Such mistakes are many; the U.S. set the global agenda and is principally responsible for the current situation. But unless another black swan throws everything into disarray, the Americans will take lessons from all this that are applicable to them
Out of Order
Now hegemony is ending, and multipolarity has become real. Yet it is not actually an international order, but merely a new set of conditions under which states must operate. And it is not yet clear whether order is, in principle, possible under these conditions
The Present Rooted in the Past
The period of deep détente, at the turn of the millennium, has even reduced our ability to manage crises. The skills of prudent confrontation, developed during the Cold War, have been lost. So we must again tread the path to stabilization and peaceful coexistence. But we will first need to set foot on that path
Legitimacy in the Era of Uncertainty
The resilience of national systems is becoming critical amid global instability. It depends on the authorities’ ability to win the public’s recognition of their right to govern, that is, secure their legitimacy. In holding elections, different state systems have one thing in common―they are highly manipulative in the legal, administrative, and media spheres
Coming Full Circle
The latest changes in the international arena, including the new Russia-DPRK relationship, are returning the global community to pre-liberal international practice. The first Cold War’s victors have so far been unsuccessful in their attempts to regain dominance. It is up to everyone to decide whether this is good or bad. But the world has come new Russia-DPRK relationship, full circle
Not Against, but Beyond the West
By the fall of 2023, the military campaign in Ukraine had become an integral part of the international political and economic landscape. When the current conflict ends, whatever the outcome for its direct participants, it is the countries of the World Majority whose positions will strengthen the most―not only China, which is often mentioned as the winner of the confrontation between Russia and the West, but a group of countries that previously pl…
Records of a Heart in Pain
Let us imagine a clairvoyant describing the present day twenty years ago, when the first issue of Russia in Global Affair was in the making.We would not have believed it.Interestingly, in reverse perspective, we seem to see the opposite, and think that it could not have been otherwise: the current events were predetermined back then and even earlier.This is why the course of events was irreversible, and the current situation is just a natural res…
The Distributed World
Nobody has any doubts that what is happening now in Ukraine isnot simply a regional conflict but a test for the current international hierarchy
The World Is Not Just Diversified, It Is Atomized
The world is not just diversified. In fact, it is atomized according to interests, ideas, or agendas; it needs maximum flexibility in responding to increasingly broad-ranging challenges. This makes it very difficult to maintain cohesion. It can only be done with the help of heavy artillery, figuratively and, unfortunately, literally
A World without Borders
Not to Burn Up in the Dense International Atmosphere
Old Thinking for Our Country and the World
A dangerous gap has emerged between the realities of the nuclear age and the understanding of the challenges facing the world. A fundamental revision and a decisive rejection of outdated philosophies and obsolete doctrines is the primary and vital necessity... New economic, scientific and technological factors are forming an integral interdependent world, in which reality imposes more stringent demands on the leaders of each state and requires ut…
An Unexpected Indicator of Change
The Time to Be by Yourself
Time Machine
Farewell to Hegemony
history develops surprisingly rhythmically sometimes, moving at a measured pace.We can count its milestones every ten years since the end of the 20th century: 1991-operation desert Storm and the collapse of the uSSR; 2001-9/11attacks in the u.S.; 2011-arab Spring, the almost ritual murder of al-Gaddafi; 2021the messy withdrawal of americans from afghanistan and the triumph of the Taliban. of course, the world has seen other important events happe…
Ho-Hum West, No-Nonsense East
Open Ending
Without a Horizon
Populists Are Now Lying Less Than ‘Systemic Politicians’”
Populists Are Now Lying Less Than 'Systemic Politicians'" "populists Are now lying less than 'systemic politicians
The Doors Exist
Time and Food for Thought
What should one do if he is interested in world issues, but international life is basically coming to a standstill, trying to shy away from a pandemic?to us, the answer is obvious: read Russia in Global Affairs and use the intermission to think about what is happening on planet earth.Assessments of the events that started this past winter range widely from apocalyptic to daring, and from despair to negation.The paradox is that all are probably ri…
Everything on Display
The international system is presented as a three-story construct, with the international governance institutions at the top, states in the middle, and civil and political society and social movements at the bottom. Within this construct, four types of globalism contend for hegemony today: the liberal international order; transformative (revolutionary) internationalism; mercantilist nationalism; and conservative (or sovereign) internationalism. Ea…
Nothing is Alien
Russia–EU
When we are dealing with a complex phenomenon, it is best to describe it from all angles so as to best portray its characteristics. Applying that principle, I will begin by describing three differe
An Unexpected Indicator of Change
America as the Mirror of Russian Phobias
Fyodor Lukyanov America as the Mirror of Russian Phobias AM ERICA THE ALMIGHTY ON NOVEMBER 4 , 2 0 0 5 , RUSSIA CELEBRATED FOR THE FIRST TIME ITS new national holiday, the Day of Popular Unity. Ever since Russia lost its imperial and great power status, its authorities have been tiying hard to build a new national identity. They believe the foundation for society’s consolidation can be found in the past, and the new holiday is an illustrative exa…
Russia–EU
When we are dealing with a complex phenomenon, it is best to describe it from all angles so as to best portray its characteristics. Applying that principle, I will begin by describing three differe
Putin's Russia
When Putin became president at the beginning of the 21st century, Russia was in shambles. Putin saw his task to be two fold. First, to recreate the Russian state that had been seriously weakened by Boris Yeltsin. Second, he set out to reestablish Russia as an important international actor. His approach to dealing with those two tasks was heavily influenced by his approach to dealing with political problems. He is determined, but non-ideological. …
Variables and Constants
Between Old Lessons and New Challenges
Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues related to international relations
A Funfair Never Before Seen
Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues related to international relations
Everything on Display
The international system is presented as a three-story construct, with the international governance institutions at the top, states in the middle, and civil and political society and social movements at the bottom. Within this construct, four types of globalism contend for hegemony today: the liberal international order; transformative (revolutionary) internationalism; mercantilist nationalism; and conservative (or sovereign) internationalism. Ea…
Nothing is Alien
Global Impeachment
Attempts to remove Donal Trump from office, prove that his actions are incompatible with the post of U.S. president, became the focal point of American, and global due to America's dominant position, politics in 2019.But "public impeachment" has become a widespread phenomenon.News reports are reminiscent of the most eventful periods of thirty or fifty years ago.Venezuela, Sudan, Hong Kong, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Catalonia, France, Chile, Bol…
The Curse of Geopolitics and Russian Transition
The Curse of Geopolitics and Russian Transition Fyodor Lukyanov (bio) and Alexander Soloviev (bio) SURFING THE WAVES OF DEMOCRATIZATION transitology is so young and sensitive to changes in the political situation that it still cannot define its subject matter—what exactly is "transition?" The "beginning" of transitology proper can be traced back to the 1970s, when studies drew upon the theory of modernization, which reached its acme in the 1950s–…
Open Ending
Without a Horizon
Populists Are Now Lying Less Than ‘Systemic Politicians’”
Populists Are Now Lying Less Than 'Systemic Politicians'" "populists Are now lying less than 'systemic politicians
The Doors Exist
Time and Food for Thought
What should one do if he is interested in world issues, but international life is basically coming to a standstill, trying to shy away from a pandemic?to us, the answer is obvious: read Russia in Global Affairs and use the intermission to think about what is happening on planet earth.Assessments of the events that started this past winter range widely from apocalyptic to daring, and from despair to negation.The paradox is that all are probably ri…
The Time to Be by Yourself
Time Machine
Farewell to Hegemony
history develops surprisingly rhythmically sometimes, moving at a measured pace.We can count its milestones every ten years since the end of the 20th century: 1991-operation desert Storm and the collapse of the uSSR; 2001-9/11attacks in the u.S.; 2011-arab Spring, the almost ritual murder of al-Gaddafi; 2021the messy withdrawal of americans from afghanistan and the triumph of the Taliban. of course, the world has seen other important events happe…
Ho-Hum West, No-Nonsense East
A World without Borders
Not to Burn Up in the Dense International Atmosphere
Old Thinking for Our Country and the World
A dangerous gap has emerged between the realities of the nuclear age and the understanding of the challenges facing the world. A fundamental revision and a decisive rejection of outdated philosophies and obsolete doctrines is the primary and vital necessity... New economic, scientific and technological factors are forming an integral interdependent world, in which reality imposes more stringent demands on the leaders of each state and requires ut…
An Unexpected Indicator of Change
Not Against, but Beyond the West
By the fall of 2023, the military campaign in Ukraine had become an integral part of the international political and economic landscape. When the current conflict ends, whatever the outcome for its direct participants, it is the countries of the World Majority whose positions will strengthen the most―not only China, which is often mentioned as the winner of the confrontation between Russia and the West, but a group of countries that previously pl…
Records of a Heart in Pain
Let us imagine a clairvoyant describing the present day twenty years ago, when the first issue of Russia in Global Affair was in the making.We would not have believed it.Interestingly, in reverse perspective, we seem to see the opposite, and think that it could not have been otherwise: the current events were predetermined back then and even earlier.This is why the course of events was irreversible, and the current situation is just a natural res…
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