I E Magadeev
Biographic Data
| ID | 938557 |
|---|---|
| NAME | I E Magadeev |
| GIVEN NAMES | I E |
| FAMILY NAME | Magadeev |
| SIGNATURE | MAGADEEV I E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6521-2202 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Abolition of the Ottoman Sultanate and socio-political situation in Morocco in November 1922 (basing on the French archival documents)
Abolition of the Ottoman Sultanate and separation of the Sultanate from the Caliphate in 1922 seriously influenced not only the history of Kemalist Turkey but also of all Eastern countries. The article aims to identify the impact of the decision taken in Ankara on the social and political situation in the French Morocco. Basing his conclusions on the dispatches sent to Paris by the Marshal Hubert Lyautey, Resident-General of France in Morocco, wh…
Strategic Corridor
This article examines the role of two historical regions — Eastern Galicia and Subcarpathian Ruthenia — in French counter-Soviet strategies from early 1920 to late 1923. The novelty lies in considering these territories not only within the framework of bilateral relations between France and states where they were located (Poland for Eastern Galicia and Czechoslovakia for Subcarpathian Ruthenia), but also within a broader context of French concept…
The Ruhr Crisis of 1923 and the International Transition in Europe after the WWI
Article aims to analyze the impact of the Ruhr crisis 1923 on the history of the international relations in Europe after the WWI. This crisis, which began by the occupation of the Ruhr region by the French and Belgian troops and ended by the approval of the new reparation plan (Dawes plan) in 1924, played the crucial role in the transformation of the international order (so-called Versailles order), envisaged by the Paris peace conference of 1919…
‘Hungarian Factor’ in Central and Eastern European Politics of France (Spring — Summer 1920)
This article examines the role and significance of the “Hungarian factor” in the central and eastern European political landscape of France during the period from April to August 1920. The novelty of this research lies in its analysis not only of the bilateral Franco-Hungarian interactions but also of how Paris’s perceptions of Hungary’s place in Europe were intertwined with other vectors of the Third Republic’s foreign policy. The study utilizes…
Soviet and Imperial Russia in the French Perception during the Period of Non-Recognition
The article aims to examine how the French diplomats and the military evaluated the similarities and differences between the Soviet state and the former Imperial Russia at the beginning of the 1920s. The author focuses on the discussions about the processes of traditionalization and “normalization” of the Soviet regime; about the degree of continuity between the aims of the Soviet foreign policy and those of the Russian state; and on the correlat…
“Islam” and “Muslimisme” in the official discourse and categorical apparatus of the French authorities in the 1920s
Throughout history, France and the Muslim world have been connected in various ways. Their interactions have ranged from constructive collaboration to colonial (or semi-colonial) domination and mutual animosity. In this article, the author seeks to examine the nuances of the discursive mobilisation and contextualisation of terms such as “Islam” and “Muslimisme” within the public and secret documents of French diplomacy and colonial administration…
Colonial Power Facing New Challenges
Using an example of Morocco, article aims to answer the question, how the methods of the French colonial rule transformed (or not transformed) under the pressure of international and interior challenges of the post-WWI period. Politics of the administration headed by the Resident-General of France, Marshal H. Lyautey is analyzed during the period ranged from the end of the WWI to the abolition of the Ottoman Caliphate. Lyautey feared that the lat…
“Intellectual demobilisation” in the Franco-German relations of the 1920s
Цель статьи -выявить ключевые компоненты «интеллектуальной демобилизации» в отношениях Франции и Германии в 1920-е гг.Автор стремится обозначить основные этапы данного процесса, выделить инструменты и механизмы его реализации, дать краткую оценку итогов и достигнутых результатов к концу отмеченного периода.Под «интеллектуальной демобилизацией» понимается совокупность обстоятельств, связанных с деятельностью общественных, культурных, лоббистских о…
Berlin – Cuba
The purpose of this study is to identify real and potential interconnections between the Berlin and the Cuban crises in the strategic assessments of the Soviet and US leadership in 1961-1962. Author demonstrates that the contemporaries (political leaders, diplomats, military and intelligence experts of the two superpowers) saw the two, the most dangerous crises of the Cold War not as separate events but as those ones which could intensify each ot…
Minimising the Damage
The article aims to explore the contents, pecularities and the results of Louis Barthou’s, French minister of justice, activities in Genoa as the head of French delegation at the international conference. The author bases his research on the French diplomatic documents and on the diary of General Edmond Buat, the chief of French army General staff. The latter source gives a revealing picture of the reactions of the authorities in Paris on Barthou…
L’alliance franco-polonaise dans les estimations militaires et diplomatiques de Moscou dans les années 1920
Cet article analyse la perception soviétique de l’alliance franco-polonaise dans les années 1920. Moscou estimait les liens entre Paris et Varsovie comme un élément crucial de la situation stratégique en Europe. Considérant la Pologne comme son ennemi le plus probable, les dirigeants soviétiques craignaient que l’assistance française, soit sous la forme de livraison des matériels de guerre, soit par l’envoi des troupes, ne renforce effectivement …
The stereotypes confirmed
The Russian Question at the Entente Conference in Cannes
This article aims to explore the significance of the “Russian question” at the Entente conference in Cannes, putting it into the European political context of October 1921 – January 1922. The author pays special attention to the two important rounds of the international negotiations, i. e., to the Anglo-French discussions in London in December 1921 and to the meeting of the Entente Supreme Council in Cannes itself (6–13 January 1922). The “Russia…
Microcosm of the French Images of the USA
The article analyses an important event in the Franco-American relations of the post-WWI period, namely, the visit to the USA paid by Marshal F. Foch in October – December 1921. This is the first research on this topic in Russian historiography. The author explores the American voyage of Foch through several interconnected problems: 1) what was the French elites’ image of the USA; 2) how did this image influence the Paris diplomacy; 3) what effor…
Role of the Baltic Republics in Soviet-French relations during the Non-recognition Period, 1919-1924
This article aims to define the role played by the Baltic Republics in the Soviet-French relations during the non-recognition period. The author tries to determine the place, which the Baltic Republics occupied in the French and Soviet conceptions of the “sanitary cordon,” to analyse the correlation between the ambitions and the capabilities of Paris and Moscow in Eastern Europe, to demonstrate the Soviet response to the interaction between the B…
Multilateralism as forced necessity? Evolution of the French policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
French foreign policy discourse during the presidency of E. Macron was often based on the idea of multilateralism as pillar of the international order. Nevertheless, the motives that governed the French approach were far from idealist. The purpose of this article is to analyze the relationship between the rhetoric of multilateralism and the practice of the Fifth Republic’s policy in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2017–21. Conclusions are drawn from the do…
The “French factor” and the dynamics of the Chanak crisis (September–October 1922)
The centenary of the Chanak crisis, which played significant role in the development of the Kemalist revolution and in the international transformations in the Asia Minor and the Near East, stimulates to analyse its underresearched aspects. The article aims to demonstrate the role of the “French factor” during the crisis. This “factor” is conceived as the actions of the French diplomacy, but also as their perception by the other international act…
“Shadow of Empires”
Using the evidence from the National Archives of Great Britain and published diplomatic documents, this article analyses the role, which the “shadow of empires” played in the British diplomatic estimates of the 1920s regarding the international stability in Central and Eastern Europe. This “shadow” is interpreted as the influence caused by the idea that the past images and realities of the international relations in Central and Eastern Europe bef…
Multilateralism as forced necessity? Evolution of the French policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
French foreign policy discourse during the presidency of E. Macron was often based on the idea of multilateralism as pillar of the international order. Nevertheless, the motives that governed the French approach were far from idealist. The purpose of this article is to analyze the relationship between the rhetoric of multilateralism and the practice of the Fifth Republic’s policy in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2017–21. Conclusions are drawn from the do…
“Shadow of Empires”
Using the evidence from the National Archives of Great Britain and published diplomatic documents, this article analyses the role, which the “shadow of empires” played in the British diplomatic estimates of the 1920s regarding the international stability in Central and Eastern Europe. This “shadow” is interpreted as the influence caused by the idea that the past images and realities of the international relations in Central and Eastern Europe bef…
L’alliance franco-polonaise dans les estimations militaires et diplomatiques de Moscou dans les années 1920
Cet article analyse la perception soviétique de l’alliance franco-polonaise dans les années 1920. Moscou estimait les liens entre Paris et Varsovie comme un élément crucial de la situation stratégique en Europe. Considérant la Pologne comme son ennemi le plus probable, les dirigeants soviétiques craignaient que l’assistance française, soit sous la forme de livraison des matériels de guerre, soit par l’envoi des troupes, ne renforce effectivement …
The stereotypes confirmed
The Russian Question at the Entente Conference in Cannes
This article aims to explore the significance of the “Russian question” at the Entente conference in Cannes, putting it into the European political context of October 1921 – January 1922. The author pays special attention to the two important rounds of the international negotiations, i. e., to the Anglo-French discussions in London in December 1921 and to the meeting of the Entente Supreme Council in Cannes itself (6–13 January 1922). The “Russia…
Microcosm of the French Images of the USA
The article analyses an important event in the Franco-American relations of the post-WWI period, namely, the visit to the USA paid by Marshal F. Foch in October – December 1921. This is the first research on this topic in Russian historiography. The author explores the American voyage of Foch through several interconnected problems: 1) what was the French elites’ image of the USA; 2) how did this image influence the Paris diplomacy; 3) what effor…
Role of the Baltic Republics in Soviet-French relations during the Non-recognition Period, 1919-1924
This article aims to define the role played by the Baltic Republics in the Soviet-French relations during the non-recognition period. The author tries to determine the place, which the Baltic Republics occupied in the French and Soviet conceptions of the “sanitary cordon,” to analyse the correlation between the ambitions and the capabilities of Paris and Moscow in Eastern Europe, to demonstrate the Soviet response to the interaction between the B…
Multilateralism as forced necessity? Evolution of the French policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
French foreign policy discourse during the presidency of E. Macron was often based on the idea of multilateralism as pillar of the international order. Nevertheless, the motives that governed the French approach were far from idealist. The purpose of this article is to analyze the relationship between the rhetoric of multilateralism and the practice of the Fifth Republic’s policy in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2017–21. Conclusions are drawn from the do…
The “French factor” and the dynamics of the Chanak crisis (September–October 1922)
The centenary of the Chanak crisis, which played significant role in the development of the Kemalist revolution and in the international transformations in the Asia Minor and the Near East, stimulates to analyse its underresearched aspects. The article aims to demonstrate the role of the “French factor” during the crisis. This “factor” is conceived as the actions of the French diplomacy, but also as their perception by the other international act…
“Intellectual demobilisation” in the Franco-German relations of the 1920s
Цель статьи -выявить ключевые компоненты «интеллектуальной демобилизации» в отношениях Франции и Германии в 1920-е гг.Автор стремится обозначить основные этапы данного процесса, выделить инструменты и механизмы его реализации, дать краткую оценку итогов и достигнутых результатов к концу отмеченного периода.Под «интеллектуальной демобилизацией» понимается совокупность обстоятельств, связанных с деятельностью общественных, культурных, лоббистских о…
Berlin – Cuba
The purpose of this study is to identify real and potential interconnections between the Berlin and the Cuban crises in the strategic assessments of the Soviet and US leadership in 1961-1962. Author demonstrates that the contemporaries (political leaders, diplomats, military and intelligence experts of the two superpowers) saw the two, the most dangerous crises of the Cold War not as separate events but as those ones which could intensify each ot…
Minimising the Damage
The article aims to explore the contents, pecularities and the results of Louis Barthou’s, French minister of justice, activities in Genoa as the head of French delegation at the international conference. The author bases his research on the French diplomatic documents and on the diary of General Edmond Buat, the chief of French army General staff. The latter source gives a revealing picture of the reactions of the authorities in Paris on Barthou…
The Ruhr Crisis of 1923 and the International Transition in Europe after the WWI
Article aims to analyze the impact of the Ruhr crisis 1923 on the history of the international relations in Europe after the WWI. This crisis, which began by the occupation of the Ruhr region by the French and Belgian troops and ended by the approval of the new reparation plan (Dawes plan) in 1924, played the crucial role in the transformation of the international order (so-called Versailles order), envisaged by the Paris peace conference of 1919…
‘Hungarian Factor’ in Central and Eastern European Politics of France (Spring — Summer 1920)
This article examines the role and significance of the “Hungarian factor” in the central and eastern European political landscape of France during the period from April to August 1920. The novelty of this research lies in its analysis not only of the bilateral Franco-Hungarian interactions but also of how Paris’s perceptions of Hungary’s place in Europe were intertwined with other vectors of the Third Republic’s foreign policy. The study utilizes…
Soviet and Imperial Russia in the French Perception during the Period of Non-Recognition
The article aims to examine how the French diplomats and the military evaluated the similarities and differences between the Soviet state and the former Imperial Russia at the beginning of the 1920s. The author focuses on the discussions about the processes of traditionalization and “normalization” of the Soviet regime; about the degree of continuity between the aims of the Soviet foreign policy and those of the Russian state; and on the correlat…
“Islam” and “Muslimisme” in the official discourse and categorical apparatus of the French authorities in the 1920s
Throughout history, France and the Muslim world have been connected in various ways. Their interactions have ranged from constructive collaboration to colonial (or semi-colonial) domination and mutual animosity. In this article, the author seeks to examine the nuances of the discursive mobilisation and contextualisation of terms such as “Islam” and “Muslimisme” within the public and secret documents of French diplomacy and colonial administration…
Colonial Power Facing New Challenges
Using an example of Morocco, article aims to answer the question, how the methods of the French colonial rule transformed (or not transformed) under the pressure of international and interior challenges of the post-WWI period. Politics of the administration headed by the Resident-General of France, Marshal H. Lyautey is analyzed during the period ranged from the end of the WWI to the abolition of the Ottoman Caliphate. Lyautey feared that the lat…
Strategic Corridor
This article examines the role of two historical regions — Eastern Galicia and Subcarpathian Ruthenia — in French counter-Soviet strategies from early 1920 to late 1923. The novelty lies in considering these territories not only within the framework of bilateral relations between France and states where they were located (Poland for Eastern Galicia and Czechoslovakia for Subcarpathian Ruthenia), but also within a broader context of French concept…
Abolition of the Ottoman Sultanate and socio-political situation in Morocco in November 1922 (basing on the French archival documents)
Abolition of the Ottoman Sultanate and separation of the Sultanate from the Caliphate in 1922 seriously influenced not only the history of Kemalist Turkey but also of all Eastern countries. The article aims to identify the impact of the decision taken in Ankara on the social and political situation in the French Morocco. Basing his conclusions on the dispatches sent to Paris by the Marshal Hubert Lyautey, Resident-General of France in Morocco, wh…
Political science (15 works) · History (13 works) · Law (11 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · Economic history (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · European Political History Analysis (4 works)