Ivan Loshkariov
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143958 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivan Loshkariov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivan |
| FAMILY NAME | Loshkariov |
| SIGNATURE | LOSHKARIOV I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7507-1669 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A. Mbembe’s Necropolitics
This paper explores the concept of necropolitics, developed by leading African political philosopher Achille Mbembe, within the context of decolonization and sovereignty in African states. The paper critically analyzes this concept through its relationship to the classical Hobbesian paradigm of sovereignty and the intellectual genealogy of the concept of biopolitics. The authors identify theoretical lacunae in the universalist model of the social…
“Bridge” States in International Relations
The article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the derivative power usage in international relations, as well as the concept of “bridge” states which connect different, and even competing, centers of power, thereby gaining their edge in the global arena. Consequently, the authors view such states as the actors most actively and efficiently using derivative power. Furthermore, the authors distinguish the specific features of the cir…
Poland’s diasporal policy (1991—2025)
The development of relations between the Polish state and its compatriots abroad has a long tradition, dating back to the period of the Second Republic. Under the model of interaction established at that time, the upper house — the Senate — was responsible for relations with the Polish diaspora (Polonia). This institutional framework was restored in the post-socialist period and was regarded as a means of demonstrating continuity in relations wit…
Political Dynamics in the Horn of Africa and the Problem of the Ethiopia’s Access to the Sea
The article focuses on the evolution of approaches and the ways through which the issue of Ethiopia’s access to the sea which does poses both practical and identity-based dimensions, can be solved. Analyzing the steps made by Ethiopia in the XXI century in order to find a more suitable transit route, the authors the specific features of inter-state relations in the region. Among other aspects this list includes the dynamics of relations between E…
Why are we not all dead
Traditional ideas about power in international relations are associated with a few stable characteristics such as verticality, asymmetry, control, and static state. Within the framework of this view of power, the problem of the integrity and reproduction of international relations as sustainable practices of interaction remains unsettled. The source of the problems was and remains the unresolved nature of a set of contradictions at the level of s…
The Alliance of Sahel States as a “Laboratory” of Minilateralism
The article is devoted to the problem of institutionalization of the Alliance of Sahel States, created by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger in September 2023. The study’s relevance is connect to the fact that this military-political organization is becoming an important factor in the regional security architecture, but at the same time does not have many characteristic elements of military-political alliances. Moreover, the Alliance of Sahel States is…
Formation of the Philippine Diaspora Policy
В статье рассматривается политика Филиппин по отношению к своей многочисленной диаспоре с позиции эффективности государственных институтов. Авторы исходят из того положения, что эффективность подобных институтов можно оценить с позиции их возможностей по вопросам защиты мигрантов и поддержания ощущения сопричастности диаспоры и государства. В работе описываются уникальные программы для мигрантов и желающих уехать, а также возможности государства …
Diaspora policy in Ethiopia
The article touches upon the new branch of Ethiopian public policy – diaspora politics. This sphere is considered through the prism of the evolution of key state institutions designed to regulate the contacts of Ethiopian citizens and state with compatriots living abroad. The modern Ethiopian diaspora is a complex phenomenon given its multi-ethnic and multi-religious, geographically unevenly distributed composition. Moreover, its representatives …
Expansionism in Poland’s strategic culture
This article deals with the problem of assessing and interpreting expansionist elements in Poland’s international political behaviour. The problem is approached using the concept of the strategic culture of states, which covers beliefs, perceptions, and the language states use to describe their own and other countries’ actions. The study examines what expansionist types of strategic culture have developed in Poland, how relevant they are in the c…
Postcolonialism in International Studies
Postcolonial theory is gradually entering the research arsenal of international relations, although it is not yet widely represented in modern international political science. The importance of mastering the tools and techniques of this paradigm or a set of relatively close paradigms is associated both with the gradual rejection of the Eurocentric vision of global and regional political history, as well as the identification of spatial and tempor…
Putin’s Rise to Power
The article is devoted to the current state of the discussion around transition of power in Russia in 1999-2001. The authors rely both on the patronal approach to show post-Soviet specificity and on the theory of neo-elitism to show its universal features. This transition was the point at which the highly differentiated post-Soviet elite was able to create a fragile base for integration. The article shows that it is possible to apply the theory o…
Non-Expansionist Variants of Poland’s Strategic Culture
This article examines how non-expansionist types of strategic culture emerged and gradually developed in Poland. The study aims to identify the features of non-expansionist types of Polish strategic culture for a more objective analysis of the country’s modern foreign and security policy. The article begins by describing the emergence and use of the concept of strategic culture, offering a typology of strategic cultures based on the work of the ‘…
Transformation of the Ethiopian Political Elite and the Armed Conflict in Tigray
In the article the authors consider elite dimension of the conflict in Tigray. Conducting the analysis of intra-elite processes allows both to find out the roots and to estimate the consequences of the most fast-moving conflict in the Horn of Africa. The research consists of five conceptual parts, which are preluded by a short description of the run of events. In the first part the conflict potential which takes its roots in 1994-2018 is explaine…
Protean Power Concept in International Relations
In contrast to the representatives of other directions in International Relations Science, constructivists have long distanced themselves from the notion of power, but in the 2000s and 2010s, due to the increasing interest in conceptualizing this phenomenon, the first attempts of the constructivist interpretation of the concept of power started to emerge. Such interpretations received their fullest expression in the concept of Protean power, deve…
Diaspora in the Regionalization Era
Radicalization of Russians in Ukraine
The article examines different types of macropolitical identities in Ukraine and their interaction in establishing political order in the country. The authors argue that political institutional design was unfavourable to the Russian diaspora in eastern and southern regions. It hindered stable development of post-Soviet identity between Russians in the country. But during the Euromaidan protests, the Russians reacted to unpleasant political situat…
Non-Expansionist Variants of Poland’s Strategic Culture
This article examines how non-expansionist types of strategic culture emerged and gradually developed in Poland. The study aims to identify the features of non-expansionist types of Polish strategic culture for a more objective analysis of the country’s modern foreign and security policy. The article begins by describing the emergence and use of the concept of strategic culture, offering a typology of strategic cultures based on the work of the ‘…
Radicalization of Russians in Ukraine
The article examines different types of macropolitical identities in Ukraine and their interaction in establishing political order in the country. The authors argue that political institutional design was unfavourable to the Russian diaspora in eastern and southern regions. It hindered stable development of post-Soviet identity between Russians in the country. But during the Euromaidan protests, the Russians reacted to unpleasant political situat…
Diaspora in the Regionalization Era
Transformation of the Ethiopian Political Elite and the Armed Conflict in Tigray
In the article the authors consider elite dimension of the conflict in Tigray. Conducting the analysis of intra-elite processes allows both to find out the roots and to estimate the consequences of the most fast-moving conflict in the Horn of Africa. The research consists of five conceptual parts, which are preluded by a short description of the run of events. In the first part the conflict potential which takes its roots in 1994-2018 is explaine…
Protean Power Concept in International Relations
In contrast to the representatives of other directions in International Relations Science, constructivists have long distanced themselves from the notion of power, but in the 2000s and 2010s, due to the increasing interest in conceptualizing this phenomenon, the first attempts of the constructivist interpretation of the concept of power started to emerge. Such interpretations received their fullest expression in the concept of Protean power, deve…
Postcolonialism in International Studies
Postcolonial theory is gradually entering the research arsenal of international relations, although it is not yet widely represented in modern international political science. The importance of mastering the tools and techniques of this paradigm or a set of relatively close paradigms is associated both with the gradual rejection of the Eurocentric vision of global and regional political history, as well as the identification of spatial and tempor…
Putin’s Rise to Power
The article is devoted to the current state of the discussion around transition of power in Russia in 1999-2001. The authors rely both on the patronal approach to show post-Soviet specificity and on the theory of neo-elitism to show its universal features. This transition was the point at which the highly differentiated post-Soviet elite was able to create a fragile base for integration. The article shows that it is possible to apply the theory o…
Non-Expansionist Variants of Poland’s Strategic Culture
This article examines how non-expansionist types of strategic culture emerged and gradually developed in Poland. The study aims to identify the features of non-expansionist types of Polish strategic culture for a more objective analysis of the country’s modern foreign and security policy. The article begins by describing the emergence and use of the concept of strategic culture, offering a typology of strategic cultures based on the work of the ‘…
Formation of the Philippine Diaspora Policy
В статье рассматривается политика Филиппин по отношению к своей многочисленной диаспоре с позиции эффективности государственных институтов. Авторы исходят из того положения, что эффективность подобных институтов можно оценить с позиции их возможностей по вопросам защиты мигрантов и поддержания ощущения сопричастности диаспоры и государства. В работе описываются уникальные программы для мигрантов и желающих уехать, а также возможности государства …
Diaspora policy in Ethiopia
The article touches upon the new branch of Ethiopian public policy – diaspora politics. This sphere is considered through the prism of the evolution of key state institutions designed to regulate the contacts of Ethiopian citizens and state with compatriots living abroad. The modern Ethiopian diaspora is a complex phenomenon given its multi-ethnic and multi-religious, geographically unevenly distributed composition. Moreover, its representatives …
Expansionism in Poland’s strategic culture
This article deals with the problem of assessing and interpreting expansionist elements in Poland’s international political behaviour. The problem is approached using the concept of the strategic culture of states, which covers beliefs, perceptions, and the language states use to describe their own and other countries’ actions. The study examines what expansionist types of strategic culture have developed in Poland, how relevant they are in the c…
The Alliance of Sahel States as a “Laboratory” of Minilateralism
The article is devoted to the problem of institutionalization of the Alliance of Sahel States, created by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger in September 2023. The study’s relevance is connect to the fact that this military-political organization is becoming an important factor in the regional security architecture, but at the same time does not have many characteristic elements of military-political alliances. Moreover, the Alliance of Sahel States is…
“Bridge” States in International Relations
The article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the derivative power usage in international relations, as well as the concept of “bridge” states which connect different, and even competing, centers of power, thereby gaining their edge in the global arena. Consequently, the authors view such states as the actors most actively and efficiently using derivative power. Furthermore, the authors distinguish the specific features of the cir…
Poland’s diasporal policy (1991—2025)
The development of relations between the Polish state and its compatriots abroad has a long tradition, dating back to the period of the Second Republic. Under the model of interaction established at that time, the upper house — the Senate — was responsible for relations with the Polish diaspora (Polonia). This institutional framework was restored in the post-socialist period and was regarded as a means of demonstrating continuity in relations wit…
Political Dynamics in the Horn of Africa and the Problem of the Ethiopia’s Access to the Sea
The article focuses on the evolution of approaches and the ways through which the issue of Ethiopia’s access to the sea which does poses both practical and identity-based dimensions, can be solved. Analyzing the steps made by Ethiopia in the XXI century in order to find a more suitable transit route, the authors the specific features of inter-state relations in the region. Among other aspects this list includes the dynamics of relations between E…
Why are we not all dead
Traditional ideas about power in international relations are associated with a few stable characteristics such as verticality, asymmetry, control, and static state. Within the framework of this view of power, the problem of the integrity and reproduction of international relations as sustainable practices of interaction remains unsettled. The source of the problems was and remains the unresolved nature of a set of contradictions at the level of s…
A. Mbembe’s Necropolitics
This paper explores the concept of necropolitics, developed by leading African political philosopher Achille Mbembe, within the context of decolonization and sovereignty in African states. The paper critically analyzes this concept through its relationship to the classical Hobbesian paradigm of sovereignty and the intellectual genealogy of the concept of biopolitics. The authors identify theoretical lacunae in the universalist model of the social…
Law (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Politics (11 works) · Economics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Diaspora (5 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · African history and culture analysis (3 works)