R O Raynkhardt
Biographic Data
| ID | 4473300 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R O Raynkhardt |
| GIVEN NAMES | R |
| FAMILY NAME | O Raynkhardt |
| SIGNATURE | RAYNKHARDT R O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0890-8844 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Topic of Russian-Speaking Scientific Diaspora Abroad in Vladimir Nabokov’s Oeuvre
The article deals with the evolution of the topic of Russian-speaking scientific diaspora abroad in the oeuvre of Vladimir Nabokov. The emergence of this topic was largely natural and conditioned by Nabokov’s own biography, who, as is well known, was not only an outstanding writer but also a prominent entomologist. His fascination with butterflies was not just a hobby but a professional research activity, facilitated by his albeit unfinished degr…
Failed “Scientific Repatriation” of Professor Philipp Schwartz to Germany after World War II
This article examines the circumstances and underlying causes behind the unsuccessful “scientific repatriation” of the prominent pathologist Philipp Schwartz (1894–1977), founder of the Emergency Association of German Scientists Abroad, to the Federal Republic of Germany in the aftermath of World War II. The study analyzes the preconditions and motivations for his attempted return to the University of Frankfurt, which he had been forced to leave …
German Scientific Diaspora Abroad (1933-1946)
This article examines the process of forming the German scientific diaspora abroad following the rise of the Nazis to power in 1933. It analyzes the factors leading to the large-scale emigration of scientific personnel from Germany, particularly focusing on the enactment of the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service on April 7, 1933. The study highlights a unique historical precedent in the establishment of a mutual assistance …
Scientific diasporas in Japan and their self-organization modes
The article considers the evolution of Japan’s policy to attract highly qualified research personnel and the formation of foreign scientific diasporas in this country in 2000–2023. The objective is to determine the scientific diaspora potential of national associations of scientists in Japan alongside the specifics of their functioning. The authors outline a periodization of Tokyo’s policy in attracting foreign researchers. To verify and interpre…
Japanese ‘Scientific Diaspora’ in 21st Century
This article examines the evolution of Japan’s policy towards the community of Japanese researchers working abroad, tentatively referred to as the scientific diaspora. It traces the formation characteristics of this community in the 21st century and questions the legitimacy of recognizing it as a ‘scientific diaspora’. The article presents a periodization of Japan’s course towards the ‘scientific diaspora’, encompassing four stages. To verify the…
Soviet-American Scientific and Technical Cooperation in 1960s - Early 1970s
The features of the Soviet-American cooperation in the field of science and technology in the 1960s - early 1970s are studied. The issue of initially observed imbalances in scientific exchanges and differences in approaches to assessing the effectiveness of the implementation of the fundamental Lacy—Zarubin agreement from the standpoint of reciprocity and symmetry is considered. Two documentary sources are put into circulation - letters from W. S…
Lacy—Zarubin Agreement of 1958
The Agreement between the USSR and the USA on exchanges in the field of culture, technology, science and education, signed on January 27, 1958 in Washington DC by W. S. Lacy US Secretary of State Special Assistant for East-West Exchanges, and G. N. Zarubin, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR to the USA is considered. The question is raised about the role of this agreement in the Soviet- American science diplomacy of the late…
Relations between USSR and FRG in 1955—1982
The initial period of energy relations between the USSR and the FRG is considered. The question is raised about the role of economic diplomacy in the development of bilateral dialogue. Particular attention is paid to the impact of sanctions factors and political pressure from third parties on the oil and gas partnership between Moscow and Bonn. Transcripts of Bundestag meetings of the 1960s and the archives of the German Foreign Ministry during t…
Diplomatic Service of Italian Diplomat J.-C. de Ludolf (1805–1861)
The issue of periodization and establishment of chronological frames of the stages of the diplomatic service of J.-C. de Ludolf, who represented the Kingdom of Naples abroad from 1805, and after its unification with the Sicilian Kingdom in 1816 and un til the abolition in 1861 — the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. It is shown that, despite Ludolf's many years of work in the Russian direction in various qualities, the coverage of the role and place o…
Evolution of the Conceptual Foundations of Russian Scientific Diplomacy 1996-2016
The process of changing the conceptual foundations of Russian scientific diplomacy as an instrument of foreign policy and one of the forms of international scientific and technical cooperation over a twenty-year time span, the chronological boundaries of which are determined by the adoption of key strategic documents in this area, is examined. Based on the analysis of the regulatory framework, a sample of doctrinal sources related to the internat…
Beginning of the Diplomatic Mission of the Ambassador of Spain J. M. Paez de la Cadena to the Russian Empire (1824—1825)
The question of the periodization and establishment of the chronological framework of the first stage of the work of J.M. Paez de la Cadena as head of the Spanish embassy in St. Petersburg after the Restoration of the monarchy in Spain in 1823 is considered. An analysis of the available materials, during which it was revealed that there was no exact dating of accreditation and the assumption of office of the named diplomat as a full-fledged membe…
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Evolution of the Conceptual Foundations of Russian Scientific Diplomacy 1996-2016
The process of changing the conceptual foundations of Russian scientific diplomacy as an instrument of foreign policy and one of the forms of international scientific and technical cooperation over a twenty-year time span, the chronological boundaries of which are determined by the adoption of key strategic documents in this area, is examined. Based on the analysis of the regulatory framework, a sample of doctrinal sources related to the internat…
Beginning of the Diplomatic Mission of the Ambassador of Spain J. M. Paez de la Cadena to the Russian Empire (1824—1825)
The question of the periodization and establishment of the chronological framework of the first stage of the work of J.M. Paez de la Cadena as head of the Spanish embassy in St. Petersburg after the Restoration of the monarchy in Spain in 1823 is considered. An analysis of the available materials, during which it was revealed that there was no exact dating of accreditation and the assumption of office of the named diplomat as a full-fledged membe…
Diplomatic Service of Italian Diplomat J.-C. de Ludolf (1805–1861)
The issue of periodization and establishment of chronological frames of the stages of the diplomatic service of J.-C. de Ludolf, who represented the Kingdom of Naples abroad from 1805, and after its unification with the Sicilian Kingdom in 1816 and un til the abolition in 1861 — the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. It is shown that, despite Ludolf's many years of work in the Russian direction in various qualities, the coverage of the role and place o…
Relations between USSR and FRG in 1955—1982
The initial period of energy relations between the USSR and the FRG is considered. The question is raised about the role of economic diplomacy in the development of bilateral dialogue. Particular attention is paid to the impact of sanctions factors and political pressure from third parties on the oil and gas partnership between Moscow and Bonn. Transcripts of Bundestag meetings of the 1960s and the archives of the German Foreign Ministry during t…
Soviet-American Scientific and Technical Cooperation in 1960s - Early 1970s
The features of the Soviet-American cooperation in the field of science and technology in the 1960s - early 1970s are studied. The issue of initially observed imbalances in scientific exchanges and differences in approaches to assessing the effectiveness of the implementation of the fundamental Lacy—Zarubin agreement from the standpoint of reciprocity and symmetry is considered. Two documentary sources are put into circulation - letters from W. S…
Lacy—Zarubin Agreement of 1958
The Agreement between the USSR and the USA on exchanges in the field of culture, technology, science and education, signed on January 27, 1958 in Washington DC by W. S. Lacy US Secretary of State Special Assistant for East-West Exchanges, and G. N. Zarubin, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR to the USA is considered. The question is raised about the role of this agreement in the Soviet- American science diplomacy of the late…
Japanese ‘Scientific Diaspora’ in 21st Century
This article examines the evolution of Japan’s policy towards the community of Japanese researchers working abroad, tentatively referred to as the scientific diaspora. It traces the formation characteristics of this community in the 21st century and questions the legitimacy of recognizing it as a ‘scientific diaspora’. The article presents a periodization of Japan’s course towards the ‘scientific diaspora’, encompassing four stages. To verify the…
German Scientific Diaspora Abroad (1933-1946)
This article examines the process of forming the German scientific diaspora abroad following the rise of the Nazis to power in 1933. It analyzes the factors leading to the large-scale emigration of scientific personnel from Germany, particularly focusing on the enactment of the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service on April 7, 1933. The study highlights a unique historical precedent in the establishment of a mutual assistance …
Scientific diasporas in Japan and their self-organization modes
The article considers the evolution of Japan’s policy to attract highly qualified research personnel and the formation of foreign scientific diasporas in this country in 2000–2023. The objective is to determine the scientific diaspora potential of national associations of scientists in Japan alongside the specifics of their functioning. The authors outline a periodization of Tokyo’s policy in attracting foreign researchers. To verify and interpre…
The Topic of Russian-Speaking Scientific Diaspora Abroad in Vladimir Nabokov’s Oeuvre
The article deals with the evolution of the topic of Russian-speaking scientific diaspora abroad in the oeuvre of Vladimir Nabokov. The emergence of this topic was largely natural and conditioned by Nabokov’s own biography, who, as is well known, was not only an outstanding writer but also a prominent entomologist. His fascination with butterflies was not just a hobby but a professional research activity, facilitated by his albeit unfinished degr…
Failed “Scientific Repatriation” of Professor Philipp Schwartz to Germany after World War II
This article examines the circumstances and underlying causes behind the unsuccessful “scientific repatriation” of the prominent pathologist Philipp Schwartz (1894–1977), founder of the Emergency Association of German Scientists Abroad, to the Federal Republic of Germany in the aftermath of World War II. The study analyzes the preconditions and motivations for his attempted return to the University of Frankfurt, which he had been forced to leave …
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