Classes
- Modern History of Central Asia +1JMB090 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Post Soviet Area +1JMB526 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Central European, Balkan and Eurasian Diplomatic SeminarJMM126 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Formirovanije postsovetskovo prostranstvaJMM187 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- State- and Nation-Building in Central AsiaJMM361 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Ethno-historical regions IIIJMM367 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Post-Soviet Area after 1991JTB230 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Society and Culture in Central EurasiaJTM017 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Economic Transformations in the post-Soviet AreaJTM018 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Nationalism and Historiography in Central EurasiaJTM057 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Separatism in Uzbekistan? Karakalpakstan after Crimea2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Turkmenistan in Eurasian railway geopolitics2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The fate of sacred places in Nagorny Karabakh as a symbol of unsuccessful conflict transformation2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Ashgabat: The architecture as a showcase of a personal regime2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Heroization of the historical event in the context of personality cult formation (The case of Gökdepe battle in Turkmenistan)2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The investment climate in Turkmenistan: challenges and possible ways of attracting foreign investment2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Russia, Central Asia and the War in the Ukraine2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Turkmenistan's 2022 Leadership Change through the Personalist Paradigm2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Turkmenistan: Stability Through Regime Mobilisation2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Hargeisa: the shared urban space as the symbol of the state- and nation-building2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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