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Charles E. Ziegler
Faculty Member’s Name
Political Science
Department
CURRICULM VITAE January 18, 2017
For Personnel Actions Date
College of Arts and Sciences Charles E. Ziegler
Faculty Member’s Signature
I. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
A. Academic Institutions other than University of Louisville
Institution Years Title of
(Name and Location) of Service Position
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champ. 1975-79 Teaching Asst., Fellow
Saint Leo College, St. Leo, Florida 1979-80 Assistant Professor
B. University of Louisville
Date appointed: July 1, 1980
Rank when appointed: Assistant Professor
Credit toward tenure when appointed? (Years) None
Date tenured: July 1, 1987
If currently untenured: date of mandatory tenure decision:
Promotion record: (if applicable, please fill in following dates):
If appointed Instructor, date of promotion to Assistant Professor:
Date of promotion to Associate Professor: July 1, 1986
Date of promotion to Professor: July 1, 1993
C. Other relevant employment. (Please give title, type of work, location, dates and other
pertinent information.)
Legislative Assistant for foreign policy/defense. Office of Senator Kent Conrad. United
States Senate. June-December 1989 (as an International Affairs Fellow of the Council on
Foreign Relations).
Research Associate. International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, England. January-
May 1989 (as an International Affairs Fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations).
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D. Honors received:
Distinguished Alumnus, Purdue University, 1991
Distinguished Research Award, College of Arts and Sciences, 1991
Listed in Who’s Who in America, 1999-present
College of Arts and Sciences for Career Achievement in Outstanding Research, Scholarship and
Creative Activity, 2001
College of Arts and Sciences Award for Outstanding Departmental Leadership, 2006
Honorary Professor, Eurasian National University, Astana, Kazakhstan, 2007
University Scholar, University of Louisville, 2007-2012
David Hughes Memorial Award for best paper, KPSA, 2009
Distinguished University Scholar, 2012-
A&S Distinguished Faculty Award, Career in Service, 2015
II. EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: (Undergraduate, Graduate and Post Graduate.)
Institution Dates
(Name and Location) Attended Degree
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 1971-75 BA
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL 1975-77 AM
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL 1977-79 PhD
What is the most common terminal degree for academicians in your discipline? Ph.D
III. TEACHING
A. Teaching, other than University of Louisville
Institutions Academic Rank
(Name and Location) When Teaching Courses Taught
University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign Teaching Assistant Soviet, American, Comparative
St. Leo College, Florida Assistant Professor Soviet, American, Comparative,
Geography, Political Geography,
Political Economy, Economics,
Public Policy
Oberlin College, Ohio Visiting Associate Prof. Science, the Environment, and
Politics in the USSR
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University of Kentucky Visiting Associate Prof. Seminar in Soviet Politics,
Government and Foreign Policy
(Graduate/Doctoral)
Eurasian National University Professor & Consultant Theories of Comparative Politics
(Astana, Kazakhstan) Western Approaches to Eurasia
Kazakh National University Al Farabi (Almaty, Kazakhstan), American Foreign Policy
Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia, Democratization in the Context of East
Asia (Graduate), May 2014.
B. Courses taught, University of Louisville (3 credit hours unless otherwise indicated)
Course # Course Title Semesters Taught
POLS 202 Comparative Political Systems
POLS 299 Honors Intro to Political Science
POLS 336 Soviet Foreign Policy
POLS 345-WR Russia and Eurasia
POLS 349-WR Comparative Political Culture
POLS 362 Comparative Political Economy
POLS 399 Cultural Pluralism in Comparative
Perspective
POLS 639 Soviet Foreign Policy in the
Gorbachev Era
POLS 649 Theories of Comparative Politics (& in Kazakhstan &Panama)
POLS 650 Comparative Political Culture
POLS 670 Scope of Political Science
PEd 118 Introductory Taekwondo (1 hour)
PEd 119 Intermediate Taekwondo (1 hour)
POLS 502 Art and Politics
POLS 365-WR People‘s Republic of China
GEN 101 General Education (1 hour)
POLS 495-WR Politics of Energy (face to face and distance ed section)
POLS 363 Politics of Oil
POLS 495-WR Senior Seminar—Democratization
POLS 402 Honors Seminar—Democratization
POLS 347 Democratization
HONS 336 Politics of Oil
POLS 333 American Foreign Policy
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C. Independent Study and Graduate Supervision:
(1) List names of independent study students you supervise(d) and year.
Karen Reed (GEN 471), Spring 1983
Leo Gorner (GEN 471), Fall 1984
Misti Flynn (POLS 336), Fall 1987
Michael Bufkin (POLS 491), Fall 1987
Dianne O'Regan (Honors Thesis), Fall 1990
Kevin Duddleston (Honors Thesis), Fall 1990
Shelly Jones (Honors Thesis), 1994
Jerry Martinovic (Internship in Yugoslavia), 1998
Amie Power (Directed Research), 1999
Jessica Berkenhauer, OSDP Mentor, 2000-01
John Daniel, OSDP Mentor, 2000-01
Jamie Izlar, Honors Thesis, 2005
Daniel Marelich, Independent Study, 2005
Satgin Seraj, Independent Study, 2006
Michael Zeller, Honors Thesis, 2012-13 (best Social Science Thesis)
Sarah Fisher, Honors Thesis, 2013-14
Kara Stivers, Honors Thesis, 2015
(2) List names of Graduate Students for whom you serve(d) as major professor. If degree
has been granted, give year. If current student, give anticipated year of graduation.
(a) Master's
Lee Muncy (MA Thesis), Fall 1990
James Strohmaier (MA Thesis), Fall 1992
Eric Haaland (Directed Research), Fall 1990
Orlando Pacheco (MA Thesis), 1994
David Ellis (MA Thesis), 1994
Tony Keeton (Directed Research), 1994
Steve Campbell (MA Thesis) 1996
Gary Harber (MA Thesis), 1996
Amy McConnville (Directed Research), 1998
Tony Dabit (Directed Research), 1998
Dennis Doutaz (Directed Research), 1999
Peter Trzop (MA Thesis), 1999
Shannon Bow (MA Thesis), 2000
Adrielle Camuel (Directed Research, 2001)
Melissa Dimeny (MA Thesis), 2002
Joe Redmon (Directed Research), 2002
Erin Simpson (MA Thesis), 2003
Sharaddha Karel (MA thesis), 2004-06
Igor Danchenko (MA Thesis), 2004-05
Isaac Btesh (Directed Research, Panama), 2006
5 Joey Potts (Directed Research, 2008)
Nilda Fitzgerald (Directed Research, Panama, 2008)
Cuong Nguyen (Directed Research, 2011)
Jessie-Leigh Thomas (MA Thesis, 2013)
(3) List names of Post-doctoral trainees, fellows, etc., you have supervised, last four years,
including current year. (Give source of support).
(4) List names of Graduate students' committees you served on other than as major professor.
Indicate if Master's or Ph.D. students.
Gail Benedict, MFA, Theatre Arts, 1999
Olga Mayorova, MA. Sociology, 2001
Jesper Christenson, PhD Art History, 2002
Naina Prakesh, MA, History Department, 2002
Elizabeth Cressman, PhD Art History, 2003
Stephen Roosa, PhD, Urban and Public Administration, 2004
Matt Church, MA, History, 2004
Anar Valiyev, PhD, Urban & Public Administration, 2006-07
Allen McGuffey, PhD, Humanities, 2006-07
Dollie Greenwell, MA, Political Science, 2008
Zhaksylyk Sabitov, PhD Committee, Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan, 2009.
Askhat Aimagambetov, PhD Committee, Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan,
2009.
Jason Smith, MA, Political Science, 2010
Laura Prezbindowski, MA, History, 2012
Azhar Serrikkaliyeva, PhD Committee, Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan, 2011-
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Ke Jing, PhD Committee, Humanities, 2012-13
Lin Wenshuang, PhD Committee, Humanities, 2012-14.
Eric Yanson, Urban and Public Affairs, 2014-15
D. Scholarship in Teaching (list materials that were developed for classroom.)
Participated in Delphi Center week-long seminar on distance education, July 2004.
E. Other
Served as key faculty member for McConnell Center Strategic Broadening Seminar, for U.S.
Army officers, teaching seminars, leading discussion groups, and advising team on research
project and presentation: June 2014, July 2015, June 2016.
Named as Faculty Favorite, fall 2016.
IV. SERVICE
A. Service to the University
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1. Departmental Divisional Program
Political Science Honors Committee, 1980-81, Member
Political Science Personnel Committee, 1981-82, 1983-85, Member
Political Science Library Committee, 1982-85, Member, 1986-87, Chair, 1988-92
Political Science Personnel Committee, 1986-87, 2013-14 Chair
Grawemeyer Committee, 1987-present (Member), Chair 2011-present
Political Science Curriculum Committee, 1988, 1991, 2012-14, 2016 (Chair)
IR Search Committee Chair, 1990-91
Acting Chair, Summer 1992, Spring 1993
Comparative (China) Search Committee, 1993-94 Chair
Comparative (Gender) Search Committee, 1993-94, Member
Personnel Committee, 1995-96, 1996-97, Chair
Personnel Committee, 1997-98, Member
Acting Chair, August 1, 1998 - July 1, 1999
*Chair, July 1, 1999-June 30, 2007
Academic Advisory Council, Muhammed Ali Institute, 2001-05
Founder and Director, Institute for Democracy and Development, 2005-
Oversaw establishment of MA in Panama program, 2004-07
Arranged Senior Lecture/Research Fulbright Scholar Dr. Sergey Sevastyanov, 2006-07,
and served as Faculty Sponsor
Founder, Center for Asian Democracy, 2005-06
Alumni re-connect committee, 2007-08
Personnel Committee Jan-July 2009
Director, Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order, July 2011-
Chair, Curriculum Committee, 2012-13
Chair, Science, Religion & Politics search committee, 2012.
Screening Committee for Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration/Chief
Operating Officer, spring 2014.
Arranged Senior Lecture/Research Fulbright, Dr. Partha Basu (Kolkata, India), served as
Faculty Sponsor, Spring 2014.
2. College (A&S)
A&S Council of Program Bibliographers, 1981-85, Member
A&S Research Committee, 1983-85, Member
Advisor to Theatre Department for play "Travesties," February 1987
Presented slide show and talk, "The Environmental Mess in the Soviet Union," for
A&S Moveable Feast, October, 11, 1990
A&S Curriculum Committee, 1991-94
A&S ad hoc Committee to Reallocate CUPA Faculty, 1991
A&S Personnel Committee, 1993-94
A&S Institute for the Study of Social Sciences and Humanities, Advisory Council
Member, 1995-96
A&S Distinguished Teaching Award Committee, 1999, 2000
A&S Dean’s Task Force 3, to review Research & Graduate Programs, 2004
A&S Committee to review the Director, Writing Center, 2005
7 A&S Committee to review the Director, Honors Program (Chair), 2005-06
A&S Senior Honors Thesis Committee, 2005-07
A&S Committee to review the Director of Latin American Studies, 2007
A&S Outstanding Departmental Leadership Committee, 2007
A&S Chairs meeting, presentation on working with faculty (at Dean’s request),
September 10, 2007.
A&S Asian Studies Committee, 2007-
A&S Ad Hoc Committee on Bachelor’s in General Studies, fall 2010.
A&S Senior Honors Thesis Committee, 2011-12
A&S Distinguished Research Committee 2009, 2013 (Chair), 2014
3. University Wide
Faculty advisor, University of Louisville Minority Retention Center, 1984-85
Initiated and helped arrange visiting professorship for Professor Gavin Boyd of St.
Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, AY 1987-88
Member, U of L Grawemeyer Committee, Award for Ideas to Improve World Order,
1987-present
Member, Ali Institute Leadership Council, 2001-04
As subcommittee member, arranged visit of Dr. Raymond Hutchings from Britain,
for the Commission of Academic Excellence's Symposium of Eastern Europe and
the Soviet Union, April 17-18, 1990. Arranged two talks by Dr. Hutchings, and
outreach to Louisville Metroversity.
Designed and attempted to organize a study abroad program in the Soviet Union, May
1991 (program was not successful).
Faculty advisor, University of Louisville Taekwondo Club, 1990-present
Grawemeyer representative to Franklin Institute Conference on establishing an Academy
of Distinguished Awards, Philadelphia, PA, June 4-7, 1992
Provost's Ad Hoc Committee to Review the International Center, 1992-93
Project Director, Eisenhower Leadership Grant, 1994-96.
Delegate to University of Richmond Leadership Conference, Richmond, VA, July 7-10,
1994
Graduate Council Member, 1997-2000
August 23, 1998, Booth at State Fair for U of L/POLS
September 1, 1998, Interviewed by Cardinal. "Poli-Sci undergoes faculty changes."
September 12, 1998, Presentation through Accolade program to high school seniors and
parents about Political Science, McConnell program, honors, Ford Hall.
September 22, 1998, Interviewed by Cardinal, "Poli-Sci to Present Panel on
Impeachment."
September 25, 1998, Arranged attendance of nine McConnell Scholars at presentation by
Ambassador Sally Shelton-Colby, Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations. Coverage
of meeting was reported in Cardinal (29 September 1998).
September 30, 1998, Served on U of L Committee for Fulbright dissertation fellowship,
International Center.
October 6, 1998, Interviewed by Cardinal, "Foreign Relations Committee looking to be
more open."
8 October 8, 1998, Organized and moderated panel on impeachment, comprised of
faculty and students. All four TV stations covered the panel, gave interviews to WHAS
and WAVE.
October 17, 1998, Participated in Campus Preview Day (SAC) to recruit majors for
Political Science.
October 20, 1998, Interviewed by Cardinal, "Political Science Professors, students
discuss impeachment.
October 20, 1998, Interviewed by Cardinal, "Learn to kick, serve in Tae Kwon Do Club"
December 8, 1998, Arranged and hosted lecture by Thomas Goltz, "Chaos in the
Caucasus: The Politics of Oil and Ethnicity." Covered by C-SPAN for the "Book-TV"
series, broadcast nationally.
June 1998-December 1999, McConnell Chair Search Committee, Member
February 20, 1999, Represented DOPS in Campus Preview Day (literature video, power
point presentation)
February/March 1999, conducted mock interviews for two Truman Scholarship
nominees.
March 6, 1999, Interviewed finalists for the McConnell Scholarships.
March 30, 1999, reviewed nominations of PhD students for Guy Stevenson and John
Richard Binford Awards.
April 18, 1999, attended 1999 University Scholars reception as DOPS representative.
May 26, 1999, presentation on political Science to Louisville's Central High School
juniors.
November 13, 1999, represented Department at Campus Preview Day
November 19, 1999, arranged and hosted reception and fundraiser for Kesselman and
Rouse awards.
January 28, 2000, arranged talk by Prof. Horace Bartilow, University of Kentucky, co-
sponsored with Pan-African Studies.
July 2000, participated in Transitions Program.
July 25, 2000 hosted Russian educators through Leadership for Russia program
September 21, 2000, arranged campus presentation by Dr. Joseph Collins, Center for
Strategic and International Studies, with panel discussion, on defense policy.
September 23, 2000, represented Department at campus Accolade Program
September 23, 2000, represented Department at UofL Day, NIA Center.
November 10-12, 2000, As nominator, hosted Prof. James O’Sullivan for honorary
Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
September 15, 2001, represented Department in Accolade program, UofL
October 26, 2001, participant on UofL panel on Terrorism
November 6, 2001, Moderator for General Wesley Clark, UofL Kentucky Author Forum.
February 23, 2002, Represented DOPS at Campus Preview Day
March 2, 2002, Conducted McConnell Scholar interviews
September 25, 2002, Interviewed Strobe Talbott for Kentucky Author Forum November 19, 2002, arranged presentation by Indonesian Ambassador Soemadi
Brotodiningrat, UofL
March 29, 2003, McConnell Scholar interviews.
April 10, 2003, arranged talk by Azar Nafisi, Johns Hopkins, on women in Iran
November 13, 2003, arranged lecture by journalist Thomas Goltz
January 2004: McCoy First Amendment Prize Committee
February 19, 2004: Afternoon with UofL & POLS Open House
9 March 6, 2004, McConnell Scholar interviews
March 8, 2004: Nominator for Honorary Doctorate for Condoleezza Rice
March 31, “Hate Speech: Lessons from Abroad,” Day of Dialogue
June 4, 2004, Summer orientation
Fall 2004: International Faculty mentoring project—member
November 5, 2004: arranged visit & lecture of Dr. Alexandr Konovalov
March 2005 McConnell Scholar interviews
September 10, 2005 Accolade
October 18, 2005 Sponsored lecture by Dr. Dilip Mohite (IDD)
November 17, 2005 Sponsored lecture by Dr. Mikhail Troitsky (IDD)
February 22, 2006, sponsored talk by Dr. Brian Latell on Castro (IDD)
March 2, sponsored talk by Dr. Colin Bradford, on poverty (IDD)
March 3, 2006, Conducted McConnell Scholar interviews
August 30, 2006, arranged talk by Dr. Nikolai Rudensky on Russia (IDD)
September 12, 2006, moderated panel discussion with financier George Soros
September 13, 2006, arranged talk by Dr. Elizabeth Economy on China (IDD)
October 30, 2006 sponsored lecture by Ambassador Alphonse LaPorta on Democracy in
Indonesia, through IDD
April 5, 2007, sponsored lecture by Dr. Vitaly Kozyrev, on new direction in China’s
foreign policy, through IDD
April 12, 2007, sponsored presentation by Dr. Horace Bartilow on human trafficking and
the sex trade, through the IDD.
April 19, 2007 sponsored talk by Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh on diplomatic service,
through IDD and Political Science.
November 1, 2007, presented talk “Central Asia and the Politics of Oil” to the College of
Arts & Sciences Meet the Professor lunch and lecture series.
November 8, 2007, hosted Dr. Leonid Kosals, on workplace democracy in Russia and
China, through IDD.
August 2006-May 2007 recruited and served as Faculty Sponsor for Dr. Sergey
Sevastyanov, Senior Fulbright Scholar from Vladivostok, Russia
Feb 29, 2008 helped conduct interviews for McConnell Scholars.
March 2010 helped conduct McConnell Scholar interviews.
March 2011 helped conduct McConnell Scholar interviews
March 2012 helped conduct McConnell Scholar interviews
Screening Committee for Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration/ Chief
Operating Officer, 2014.
Organized 30th Anniversary Grawemeyer Award events, with four former winners
returning to present 3 lectures and dinner event, October 2015.
Presented lectures on China to McConnell Scholars, 2015, 2016, 2017
Organized sponsorship of Professor Andrey Golobokov, Far Eastern Federal University
(Russia), as Fulbright Scholar in residence at the University of Louisville, 2017-18.
4. Service to the Community
List only community service related to your academic role and your professional
expertise in your field in the University. Include period of participation.
10 1. Interviewed for U of L International Center
radio series "World Perspectives" on
the topic of "Worker Participation in Communist States." September 22, 1980.
2. A&S representative at the National Merit Semifinalists program, U of L,
October 25, 1980
3. Presentation at U of L Ecumenical Center, "Who Gets What, When, Why in the
USSR: Or, How Long Must Ivan Share His Apartment?" November 25, 1980.
4. Guest on the Foreign Policy Association's Great Decisions" television program,
broadcast over Kentucky and Indiana Educational TV and Cable TV. Topic was
"The United States and the Soviet Union: Dilemmas of Power and Peace."
February 1981.
5. Interviewed Gerhard Merzyn, Director of Haus Rissen (FRG) for U of L
International Center radio program, "World Perspectives," on "Western Europe:
Neutralization due to Soviet Threat." March 25, 1981.
6. Assisted in translating at a reception for a musical group from Lithuania, USSR
held at Garden Court Campus, May 9, 1981.
7. Lectured on the political system of the Soviet Union to a Modern European
History class at St. Francis High School, May 14, 1981.
8. Lectured on "Soviet Views on the Arms Race" to the Crescent Hill Presbyterian
Church peacemaking group, October 11, 1981.
9. Taped two interviews for Polish Radio: (a) In Warsaw, the Program for Foreign
Countries (broadcast to the West), and (b) in Wroclaw, the morning news (for
broadcast to Poland and Eastern Europe). Topic was "Environmental Policy in
the United States and Poland.
10. Arranged visit of Dr. Renata Siemienska, Professor at the Institute of Sociology,
University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland. Dr. Siemienska gave two talks at U of L
on "Background to Crisis in Poland" and "Polish Women in Poland's Socialism"
(the latter at the International Center's International Forum). November 17, 1981.
11. Participant in CISE Global Issues Conference, at Barren River State Park,
November 19-21, 1981. The Conference was designed to help instructors develop
skills in teaching global issues.
12. Participant in a Social Science Faculty Colloquium, "Are the Pinks Turning Red?
The Superpowers in the Third World: New Problems, Prospects and Directions."
U of L, November 24, 1981.
13. Guest on the "Metz Here" radio show: "Poland and the U.S.: What's Our Position,
February 2, 1982.
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14. Presented a talk "Background to the Crisis in Poland" to the Highland
Presbyterian Church of Louisville, March 7, 1982.
15. Presented a talk on "Crisis in Poland" to the Optimist Club of Jeffersontown,
April 12, 1982.
16. Hosted Dr. Kazimierz Poznanski, Professor of Economics at Warsaw University
and Visiting Fellow at Cornell University, during his talk on "The International
Implications of Events in Poland." International Center's International Forum,
April 15, 1982.
17. Guest on the Foreign Policy Association's "Great Decisions" television program.
Topic was Poland and the USSR; Troubles in the Worker's Paradise," May 1982.
18. Participant in CISE Global issues Conference at Shakertown, May 9-11, 1982.
19. Presented a talk on "How the Soviets May Benefit from a Renewal of the Cold
War" to the International Center's Board of Directors, September 13, 1982.
20. Interviewed by radio stations WRKA, WAKY, and the Kentucky State News
period of participation in activity.
21. Presented a talk on "The Future of East-West Relations" to the Louisville Council
on Peacemaking and Religion, November 18, 1982.
22. Member, Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations, 1983-present.
23. Guest on the Foreign Policy Association's "Great Decisions" television program
broadcast over Kentucky and Indiana Educational TV and Cable TV. Topic was
"U.S. Soviet Relations: The Arms Race and Coexistence." March 1983.
24. Organized a lecture by Dr. Roger E. Kanet, Professor of Political Science at the
University of Illinois, on "The Global Interests of the USSR: Implications for
United States' Foreign Policy," at U of L, March 1, 1983.
25. Presented a lecture, "U.S.-Soviet Relations and the Arms Race," to the Indiana
League of Women Voters, April 28, 1983.
26. Hosted a talk by Mr. Alvin Kapusta of the US State Department on "The Soviet
Union and Its Peoples." October 6, 1983.
27. Gave two television interviews on September 1, 1983 concerning the downing of
Korean Airlines flight 007 by the Soviet Union. Broadcast by stations WHAS
and WLKY on September 1-2, 1983.
28. Interviewed for "Inside U of L" on problems in communist systems. Broadcast
over WUOL and WRKA, January 7-9, 1984.
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29. Presented lecture, "A Censored Press Only Serves to Demoralize: Soviet Controls
on the Media," at St. Matthews' Episcopal Church, January 15, 1984.
30. Interviewed by WHAS Radio, February 12, 1984, on death of Iurii Andropov and
possible directions of USSR in future. Broadcast February 12-13, 1984.
31. Organized a political film presentation by Dr. David Paul, "The Joke," which
explored to excesses of Stalinism in postwar Czechoslovakia." April 4, 1984.
32. Lectured on "The Soviet Union" at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Louisville,
April 14, 1984.
33. Lectured on "The Soviet Union and Nuclear War" to the National Council of
Jewish Women (Louisville JCC), October 9, 1984.
34. Lectured on "The Soviet Union" to the Bethany United Methodist Church,
November 11, 1984.
35. Interviewed by WAVE TV on US-Soviet relations. Wanted a local perspective to
complement NBC Today Show series on the USSR.
36. Organized, chaired and participated in a public forum "US-Soviet Dialogue: What
are the Prospects for Better Relations?" Participants were specialists from Indiana
University, University of Louisville, and the Louisville area. Presented on U of L
campus, January 23, 1985.
37. Organized and hosted lecture by Dr. Adam Daniel Rotfeld, Head of the European
Security Section at the Polish Institute of International Affairs and Resident
Fellow at the Institute for East-West Security Studies in New York. "The Future
of East-West Relations: East European Perspectives," April 17, 1984.
38. Spoke to the World Affairs council at the Jefferson Club on US-Soviet Relations
in the 1980s." May 13, 1985.
39. Interviewed by WLKY TV on Prospects for East-West Relations at the Reykjavik
summit meeting, September 30, 1986.
40. Spoke to Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church on "Political Change and Foreign
Policy in the USSR," October 5, 1986.
41. Spoke to Phi Alpha Theta, History Honorary Society at U of L, on "Soviet
Foreign Policy Under Gorbachev." October 14, 1986.
42. Spoke to the U of L Reserve Officer Training Corps on "The Importance of
Studying the Soviet Union," March 27, 1987.
13 43. Participant in a colloquium with Soviet
poet, Yevgeny Yevtushenko discussing his film, "Kindergarten," U of L, April 17,
1987.
44. Arranged the visit of Professor Vojislav Stanovcic, Fulbright Lecturer from the
University of Belgrade. Professor Stanovcic spoke on "The Crisis of Legitimacy
and Concepts of Legality in Socialist/Communist State," and on "Ethnicity,
Nationalism and Federalism in Yugoslavia," at U of L, April 15, 1987.
45. Spoke to the Shelby Campus Lunch and Learn Group on "Changes in the USSR
Under Gorbachev," May 8, 1987.
46. Spoke to students from Jefferson County Public Schools, on "The Soviet System
of Government," May 29, 1987.
47. Presented lecture, "The Soviet Union in Perspective," at IU Southeast's
Ringvorlesung Series, February 14, 1988.
48. Presented lecture, "Origins of Glasnost," to Jefferson County Public Schools,
February 18, 1988.
49. Presented lecture, "Gorbachev's Reforms and East-West Relation," to the
American Air Filter Management Club, March 9, 1988.
50. Presented lecture, "US/USSR Trade Relations: Perspectives on the Future," to the
ACIL Seminar on US-Soviet Trade, July 22, 1988.
51. Spoke to students at Seneca High School on "The Changing Soviet Political
System," September 23, 1988.
52. Interview (in London) with the Atlanta Constitution Journal, on European
perceptions of Gorbachev, March 29, 1989.
53. Lecture "Gorbachev, Glasnost and Perestroika" to US-Soviet relations class,
Cornell in Washington, June 21, 1989.
54. Interview (in Washington) with Voice of America, on environmental problems in
USSR, June 28, 1989.
55. Interview (in Washington) with the BBC World Service on nuclear power and
public opinion in the USSR, July 11, 1989.
56. Interview (in Washington) with BBC World Service on mass evacuation of
Belorussian Republic due to Chernobyl fallout, August 21, 1989.
57. Interviewed by WHAS TV on the possible development of a multi-party system
in the USSR, February 5, 1990.
14 58. Participant on WLEX TV (Lexington)
program "Your Government," February 12, 1990.
59. August 1990 elected Secretary/Director of the Louisville Committee on Foreign
Relations, a non-profit organization of approximately 100 civic leaders, affiliated
with New York Council on Foreign Relations. Responsibilities involve arranging
and hosting approximately 10 meetings annually, some budgeting and record
keeping, and serving as liaison with the Washington national ACFR.
60. Interviewed by WHAS TV on the problems of German reunification, September
20, 1990.
61. Presentation to Lunch and Learn Group, Shelby Campus, on "Recent
Developments in the Soviet Union," October 5, 1990.
62. Interviewed by WLKY TV on situation in the Persian Gulf, January 11, 1991.
63. Helped arrange visit of Tatyana Mamonova, exiled Russian feminist, January 28,
1991.
64. Interviewed by ABC (national) radio on referendum in USSR, March 19, 1991.
65. Respondent on a panel with Dr. Frederick Starr, on "Future of the Soviet Union,"
U of L, April 8, 1991.
66. Presented a talk, "Political Participation, Nationalism and Environmental
Problems in the USSR," University of Cincinnati Lecture Series, April 24, 1991.
67. Served as co-chair of the Commission on Regional Conflicts, 19th Meeting of the
Forum for U.S.-Soviet Dialogue, Minsk, Soviet Union, July 1-15, 1991.
68. Interviewed by Belorussian TV and for Belorussian newspaper Vechernvi Minsk
on activities of Regional Conflicts Commission, July 9, 1991.
69. Commented on the ouster of Mikhail Gorbachev during the Soviet coup, on the
following:
August 19, 1991: WAVE Channel 3 television, KTAR Radio talkshow (Phoenix,
AZ), WHAS Channel 11 Television, WLKY Channel 32 television, WHAS radio
- "Metz Here" program.
August 20, 1991: WLKY Channel 32 television, WAVE Channel 3 television
August 21, 1991: WSON Radio program, "Speak Up" (Henderson, KY); WLKY
Channel 32 television; WHAS Channel 11 television; Prof. Consultation to The
Virginia Pilot and Ledger; WDRB Channel 41 television.
70. Spoke to Southern Baptist Seminary luncheon ethics meeting on problems of
nationality and religion in Soviet Union, August 28, 1991.
15 71. Professional consultation, Louisville
Courier-Journal, article on changes in teaching about the Soviet Union; provided
background info for article on religion in the Soviet Union, September 3, 1991.
72. WHAS Radio, "Metz Here" show on changes in the Soviet Union, September 4,
1991.
73. Presentation to Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations, "The Soviet Union
After the Coup," September 11, 1991.
74. "Current Political Situation in the Soviet Union," to the East Louisville Rotary
Club, November 19, 1991
75. Lunch and Learn presentation, "Changing Security Issues for NATO," January
17, 1992.
76. Interview with WLKY TV on Watergate 20 Years After, June 17, 1992.
77. Gave talk on Russia to "Food for Thought" meeting, University Club, May 20,
1993.
78. Interview (in Russian) with Magadan regional television, July 1, 1993.
79. Interview WLKY-TV on attempted coup in Russia, October 4, 1993.
80. Interview WDRB-TV on attempted coup in Russia, October 4, 1993.
81. Interview WAVE-TV on Korea, March 23, 1994.
82. Interview WHAS Radio on Korea, June 4, 1994.
83. Presentation to Korean Trade Fair, "Political Changes in Korean and US-Korean
Trade Relations," Louisville, June 7, 1994.
84. Organized breakfast for James Hall, U.S. Envoi to Vietnam, August 5, 1994.
85. Organized luncheon for Austrian Ambassador to U.S., U of L University Club,
October 12, 1994.
86. Presentation "South Korea: Emerging Democracy, Economic Program, and US
Partner," U of L, November 16, 1995.
87. Presentation "Russia's Presidential Election" to Kiwannis Club, June 27, 1996
88. Interviewed by Louisville Courier-Journal on Russia and Yeltsin, September 28,
1996.
16 89. Veritas lecture on Central Asia (with Janna
Tajibaeva), Bellarmine College, October 31, 1996.
90. Arranged lecture by Dr. S. Frederick Starr, President of the Central Asia Institute,
"Is there Anything 'Central' about Central Asia?" U of L, November 25, 1996.
91. Arranged lecture by Ambassador Robert Oakley (ret.), "Recent Developments in
Central Africa," U of L, April 24, 1997.
92. Arranged lecture by Ambassador Donald P. Gregg, Chairman of the Board of the
Korean Society, "The Future of the Two Koreas," U of L, September 17, 1997.
93. Arranged lecture by Frank Calzon, Director of the Center for a Free Cuba, "Will
Lifting the Embargo Help the Cuban People?, U of L, March 23, 1998.
94. Arranged lecture by Mona Yacoubian, State Department Official, "Algeria and
the Rise of Islam," March 26, 1998, U of L.
95. August 21, 1998, Interview with Kentucky News Network on bombing of
Afghanistan/Sudan.
96. October 11, 1998, Gave interview to WDRB 41 on possible NATO air strikes
against Serb forces in Kosovo.
97. October 23, 1998, arranged and hosted lecture by Professor Douglas V. Cassell,
Director, Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University, "The
Future of International Human Rights."
98. February 23, 1999, Interview with Channel 41 on Kosovo.
99. March 30, 1999, Interview with Kentucky News Network on Kosovo.
100. April 21, 1999, Interview on Kosovo for WHAS Radio.
101. April 22, 1999, Presentation for LICC, "Exploding the Myths of Ethnic Conflict
in Yugoslavia: An Example of Political Opportunism," Spalding University.
102. June 15, 1999, Presentation, "Security Issues in the Asian Pacific Region," to the
Louisville Armed Forces Committee, U of L.
103. June 16, 1999, Presentation, "Russian-Japanese Relations: A New Start for the
21st Century?" to Crane House, Louisville.
104. September 30, 1999, Interviewed by Channel 41 on U.S. massacre of Korean
civilians during Korean War.
105. February 3, 2000, presentation “Russia’s Past, Russia’s Future,” New Albany
Rotary Club, New Albany, Indiana.
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106. February 20, 2000, book signing, The History of Russia, Hawley-Cooke
Booksellers, Louisville.
107. March 28, 2000, presentation, “Russia’s Past, Russia’s Present,” Sunrise East
Rotary Club, Louisville.
108. Worked with Crane House to arrange visit of Orville Schell to UofL for two
appearances, March 28-29, 2000.
109. May 11-13, 2000, represented Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations at
annual ACFR Conference, Washington, D.C.
110. May 21-22, 2000, participant in Kentucky Conference on Student-Teacher
Learning, Hebron, KY.
111. October 15, 2000, presentation (with Janna Tajibaeva), “Kazakhstan: From
Nomads to Nazarbaev,” Big Spring Country Club.
112. October 12, 2000, Guest of WFPL radio show, State of Affairs, on international
issues.
113. February 22, 2001, talk to New Albany Rotary Club on Kazakhstan
114. April 2, 2001, Interview, WHAS radio on US-China plane confrontation
115. April 3, 2001, Interview, WHAS television on US-China plane confrontation
116. April 4, 2001, Interview, WHAS radio on US-China plane confrontation
117. May 2001: Quoted as expert in story on death of South Korean in Virginia, in The
Washington Post (12 May) and the International Herald Tribune (14 May).
118. June 4, 2001, Presentation on Comparative Politics to middle school teachers,
Gheens Academy. Louisville.
119. October 7, 2001, Interview, Channel 41 TV on US bombing campaign in
Afghanistan
120. November 13, 2001, Interview, WHAS radio on situation in Afghanistan
121. February 7, 2002, Presentation on conflict in Northeast Asia, New Albany Rotary
Club
122. October 23, 2002, Presentation on US foreign policy to students at the Moscow
State Institute for International Relations, Moscow, Russia.
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123. October 28, 2002, Presentation on US foreign policy to students at the Department
of History, Irkutsk State University, Irkutsk, Russia.
124. October 29, 2002, Presentation on terrorism to students at the Baikal Institute of
Business and International Management, Irkutsk, Russia.
125. October 30, 2002, Presentation on US-Russian relations to students at Irkutsk State
University, Irkutsk, Russia.
126. November 5, 2002, Presentation on US foreign policy to students at the Kuban State
Technical University, Novorossiysk, Russia.
127. March 25, 2003, Interviewed on WFPL State of Affairs program, on North Korea
128. April 10, 2003 Spoke to New Albany Rotary Club on North Korea.
129. June 2003: Formal addresses to
Conference on Democratization in Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Conference on Russia, China and Energy Issues in Central Asia, Almaty
Conference on Globalization, Atyrau, Kazakhstan
Conference on Globalization, Karaganda, Kazakhstan (in Russian)
Interviewed by Karaganda Television (in Russian)
130.August 6, 2003 Guest on WFPL’s State of Affairs program, on oil and politics
. 131.October 7, 2003, arranged (with Crane House) talk by New York Times columnist
Nicholas Kristof
132. February 19, 2004, “Chinese Energy Politics,” New Albany Rotary Club.
133. May 5, 2004, “Oil in East Asia,” AAUW International relations group Treyton Oak
Towers”
134. May 7: Interview with WAVE 3 TV on abuse of prisoners in Iraq
135. June 26, 2004: Interviewed by Kazakh radio and TV media on war on terrorism and
U.S. presence in Central Asia, Uralsk, Kazakhstan.
136. February 17, 2005, “Russia,” New Albany Rotary Club.
137. August 31, 2005, “Politics and Security in Asia,” South Louisville/ Okolona Rotary
Club.
138. September 19, 2005, “Politics and Security in Asia,” Crescent Hill Library.
139. February 11, 2007, “Russia under Putin: Dictatorship or Democracy,” Harvey
Browne Presbyterian Church.
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140. March 27, 2007, presentation on Politics and Security in Central Asia, for Foreign
Policy Association’s Great Decisions Program, University of North Carolina—
Wilmington.
141. March 28, 2007, guest on Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions television
program, University of North Carolina—Wilmington.
142. April 29, 2007, “Russia under Putin: Dictatorship or Democracy,” Highland
Presbyterian Church, Louisville.
143. October 2, 2007, “Russia,” WFPL State of Affairs radio program.
144. October 6, 2007, helped arrange Kentucky Asian Studies meeting, UofL
145. January 19, 2008 helped arrange, chaired roundtable of the Alexander Hamilton
Society on judicial review, UofL.
146. August 26, 2008, arranged, participated in advisory meeting of UofL faculty with
Actors Theater of Louisville on play “43 Presidents.”
147. October 6, 2008 interviewed Senator David Boren for Kentucky Author Forum,
UofL.
148. October 15, 2008 spoke to Louisville investment club on global oil.
149. October 17, 2008 Arranged a presentation on Islam and Democracy by Amadee
Turner and Naveed Sheikh, UofL.
150. October 19, 2008 spoke to Highland Presbyterian Church on Central Asia.
151. December 2008 Interviewed by O Globo, Brazilian newspaper and website on
Barack Obama and the Afghanistan issue.
152. March 21, 2009, helped arrange and chaired Alexander Hamilton Society panel on
constitutional law.
153. April 14, 2009, talk on “Civil Society and Kazakhstan: Does the Concept Work in
Central Asia?” Center for Asian Democracy, UofL.
154. November 2009 panel on Higher Education and Democratic Stability, UofL, with
Dr. John Shumaker and Pakistani delegation.
155. November 19, 2009, mock interview panel, Monica Marks, for Rhodes Scholarship.
20 156. November 30, 2009 Interviewed by WAVE-TV,
WLKY-TV, WHAS-TV and Louisville Courier-Journal on President Obama’s
strategy for Afghanistan.
157. March 2010, helped organize and chair Alexander Hamilton Historical Society panel
on constitutional law.
158. August 2010 elected to three-year term as member of the Chance School Board of
Trustees.
159. August 2010 did interview for Creation Films for a documentary on the war in
Afghanistan.
160. September 2010 Presentation to Alexander Hamilton Society on “The Origins of
Russian-American Relations.”
161. February 2011 Arranged talk by Matthew Hoh on Afghanistan, at UofL.
162. April 2011, helped organize & chair Alexander Hamilton Historical Society panel
on Constitution, gave presentation on political representation and the U.S. Senate.
163. April 2011, presentation to the Casper Committee on Foreign Relations, on “US
Foreign Policy and Central Asia.”
164. April 2011, presentation to Casper College, Wyoming, on Russian-American
relations.
165. June 2011, interview with Insider Louisville on President Obama’s decision for a
drawdown of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
166. November 15, 2011, arranged talk by Dr. Sergey Markedonov, CSIS, on Russia, US
and Caucasus for political science department.
167. December 2011, list of “interview” questions for Upland High School, CA students
in Russian history (regarding my book).
168. February 18, 2012 helped organize, moderated Alexander Hamilton Historical
Society panel on Constitution, presented talk on “The US Constitution and American
Militarism.”
169. Arranged for Dan Blumenthal, AEI scholar and Commissioner of the US-China
Economic and Security Review Commission, to speak to the Kentucky World Trade
Center on US-China Relations, March 16, 2012.
170. Discussant, Calvin & Helen Lang Asian Studies Symposium, U of L, April 14,
2012.
21 171. Discussion leader, Louisville Committee on
Foreign Relations book club, on oil and politics, Louisville, July 11, 2012.
172. Presentation to Wichita Committee on Foreign Relations on “The Great Powers and
Central Asia,” December 4, 2012
173. Interview with Studio Tulsa, NPR affiliate KPGS, Tulsa, on the new Great Game in
Central Asia, December 5, 2012.
174. Presentation to Tulsa Committee on Foreign Relations on “The New Great Game in
Central Asia,” December 5, 2012.
175. Mentor, US Army War College/ Patterson School of International Commerce and
Diplomacy simulation of Nagorno-Karabakh, November 16-17, 2012.
176. Interviewed by Courier-Journal on Grawemeyer World Order Award winner,
November 21, 2012.
177. Interviewed by Courier-Journal on Sen. Rand Paul’s foreign policy speech,
February 7, 2013.
178. Presentation to Institute for Family Development on education and family policy in
the United States, Astana, Kazakhstan, June 8, 2013.
179. Presentation to Church of the Epiphany on Energy Independence for the United
States, Louisville, September 8, 2013.
180. Interview with WDRB TV on Russian proposal to end the crisis in Syria, September
10, 2013.
181. Presentation to the Boise Committee on Foreign Relations, “The Major Powers and
the Great Game in Central Asia: Oil, Autocrats, and Terrorists,” October 9, 2013.
182. Presentation at Endicott College, MA, “Great Powers in Central Asia,” November
22, 2013.
183. Interviewed by Louisville Courier-Journal on Grawemeyer World Order Award
winner, November 2013.
184. Interviewed by the Louisville Cardinal on the Grawemeyer World Order Award
Winner, December 10, 2013.
185. Presentation to Indianapolis Committee on Foreign Relations, “U.S.-Russia relations
after the Reset,” December 4, 2013.
186. Presentation to Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations, “U.S.-Russia Relations
after the Reset,” January 14, 2014.
22 187. Arranged talk by Aigerim Shilibekova, Eurasian
National University (Kazakhstan) and Harvard on Education and Politics in
Kazakhstan, March 5, 2014.
188. Presentation at Treyton Oak Towers, Russia, Putin and Ukraine, March 14, 2014.
189. Arranged talk by Partha Basu, visiting Fulbright Scholar, on civil society and
politics in India, March 19, 2014.
190. Spoke to East Mountain High School, Albuquerque, NM, on Russia and Ukraine,
April 23, 2014.
191. Spoke to Albuquerque Committee on Foreign Relations on Russia, Ukraine, and US
foreign policy, April 23, 2014.
192. Interviewed by WHAS-TV on downing of Malaysian airliner over Ukraine, July 17,
2014.
193. July 22, 2014: Interviewed for Global Connection Television (Frankfort) on
Grawemeyer World Order Award and international issues.
194. Arranged talk by Dr. David Shambaugh, George Washington University, on “China
Goes Global,” Center for Asian Democracy, September 11, 2014.
195. Presented “Russia and US-Russia Relations in Light of the Crisis in Ukraine,”
Louisville Free Public Library, September 22, 2014.
196. Arranged talk by Larry Rohter, New York Times correspondent, on Brazil, UofL
campus, October 21, 2014.
197. Presented “Putin Comes to Shove: Pushing Back in Ukraine,” Birmingham
Committee on Foreign Relations, October 21, 2014.
198. Spoke at Meet the Professor series, UofL, on “Putin: Tsar of All the Russias,”
February 5, 2015.
199. Arranged talk by Barry Posen, MIT, on Restraint in US Foreign Policy, UofL
February 27, 2015.
200. Presented “Putin: Tsar of All the Russias,” Veritas Society, Bellarmine University,
November 6, 2015.
201. Two presentations to McConnell Scholars on Chinese domestic politics and US-
China relations, March 2016.
202. Worked with Encore Louisville to improve the Louisville Committee on Foreign
Relations, Summer 2016.
23 203. Presented “Religion and Culture in Russia” Thomas
Jefferson Unitarian Church, August 21, 2016.
204. Participant, roundtable on 2016 presidential election, October 11, 2016, UofL.
205. Presented "Humanitarian Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect: The Rest
Against the West?" Tulsa Committee on Foreign Relations, November 15, 2016.
206. Interview on humanitarian intervention, Studio Tulsa (public radio), November
2015.
207. Presented "Humanitarian Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect: The Rest
Against the West?" Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations, November 17, 2016.
208. Worked with the Frazier Museum to sponsor a luncheon for museum staff and
special dinner address for LCFR members and guests on US-Japan relations by
Michael Green, Japan Chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, on
the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, December 7, 2016.
5.
Service to the Profession
1. Discussant on panel entitled "East-West Relations Post Belgrade" at the
Tenth National Convention of the American Association for the
Advancement of Slavic Studies, Columbus, Ohio, October 14, 1978.
2. Served as a discussant on a panel entitled "Managing Natural Resources
in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: Recent Developments" at the
12th National Convention of the AAASS, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 7, 1980.
3. Presented a lecture entitled "Change and Transition in the USSR" on a
panel discussing "Metamorphoses of Communism" at the University of
Kentucky, Lexington, April 7, 1981.
4. Organized and chaired a panel entitled "Public Policy and Political
Participation in Communist Nations" at the Midwest Slavic Conference,
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, April 11, 1981.
5. Served as discussant on a panel entitled "Communist Foreign Policy in
the 1980s" at the Midwest Political Science meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 17, 1981.
6. Participant at an international conference entitled "Parliaments and
Policy" at Krakow, Poland, July 13-17, 1981.
7. Reviewed "The Environmental Crisis in Eastern
24 Europe: The Price for Progress" for Slavic Review, March 1982.
8. Reviewed a book-length manuscript entitled "Search for the Golden Age:
Communist Societies in Biblical and Modern times" for the University of
Kentucky Press, October 1982.
9. Chaired and organized a panel entitled "Dissent and Repression in the
USSR" at the 14th National Convention of the American Association for
the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Washington, D.C., October 16, 1982.
10. Presented a lecture entitled, "The Soviets and the Atlantic Alliance" at
the Indiana Consortium for Security Studies Conference "Strains in the
Atlantic Alliance; Issues for the 1980s. Muncie, Indiana-Ball State
University, March 25, 1983.
11. Organized and chaired a panel entitled "Comparative Images of the
Environment" at the International Society for Political Psychology
Meeting, St. Catherine's College, Oxford University, July 21, 1983.
12. Served as a discussant on a panel entitled "The Politization of Workers
in Comparative Perspective" at the International Studies Association,
Atlanta, Georgia, March 30, 1984.
13. Reviewed manuscript entitled "Experts in Environmental Policy Making:
The United States and the Soviet Union: for the Carl Beck Papers in
Russian and East European Studies, November 1984.
14. Reviewed a manuscript entitled "A Comparison Between Kibbutz,
Mondragon and Yugoslav Work Cooperative Sectors" for Communal
Societies, June 1985.
15. Presented a lecture "Soviet Images of the Environment" at the University
of California-Santa Cruz, March 9, 1986.
16. Reviewed a manuscript "Changes in the Political Elites of the
Soviet Union in the Late Brezhnev Era" for Soviet Union/Union
Sovietique, November 1986.
17. Reviewed a manuscript "Toward the Construction of a Political
Mobility Ranking of Oblast Communist Party Committees" for Soviet
Union/Union Sovietique, April, 1987.
18. Discussant on a panel "Environmental Management Issues in the USSR and
Eastern Europe," Midwest Slavic Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, April
24, 1987.
19. Discussant on a panel, "Economic Development and Environmental
Protection," at the Wilson Center Conference on Environmental Problems
25 and Polices in Eastern Europe, Washington, D.C., June 15-16, 1987.
20. Reviewed a manuscript, "Comparative Politics Notes and Readings," Sixth
edition, for the Dorsey Press, August 1987.
21. Organized a panel on "Reform in Communist States and Ties to the Pacific
Region," for the AAASS National Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, November
18-21, 1988.
22. Invited participant at a Hudson Institute DePaul University Conference
on Soviet-American Relations, March 2-4, 1988, Greencastle, Indiana.
23. Presented expert testimony at a Helsinki Commission Hearing on "Politics
of Pollution in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (on the Second
Anniversary of the Chernobyl Disaster), U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.,
April 26, 1988.
24. Organized a panel, "Economic Reform and Foreign Policy in Communist
States: Ties to the Pacific Rim." American Association for the
Advancement of Slavic Studies, Honolulu, Hawaii, November 21, 1988.
25. Invited participant at a Forum on Soviet Affairs, Brittania Royal Naval
College, Dartmouth, England, February 2-3, 1989.
26. Lecture, "The U.S. and the Soviet Union's Role in the Third World,"
Eritrean People's Liberation Front diplomatic seminar, London, England,
March 30, 1989.
27. Discussant on a panel, "Peace and Its Prizes," International Studies
Association, London, England, March 31, 1989.
28. Participant on a panel, "Environmental Problems and City Planning in the
USSR," London Polytechnic Institute, London, England, April 6, 1989.
29. Participant in the Forum for U.S.-Soviet Dialogue 17th Annual
Conference, subcommission on U.S.-Soviet Relations (Moscow, Kiev,
Kanev, Zaparozhe, Odessa, Yalta, Leningrad), May 14-31, 1989.
30. Participant in a panel on change in the Soviet Union, Washington
Office of the Council on Foreign Relations, June 5, 1989.
31. Organized a panel, "The USSR: Changing Security Considerations in the
Pacific," University of Hawaii Conference on the USSR as a Pacific
Neighbor, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 8-11, 1990.
32. Chaired and served as discussant on a panel, "Soviet Fishing Interests
in the Pacific, University of Hawaii Conference on the USSR as a Pacific
Neighbor, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 8-11, 1990.
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33. Appointed as a member of the International Advisory Board of the
Monterey Institute for International Studies program on Monitoring
Soviet Environmental Developments, July 1990.
34. Reviewed NSF Grant Proposal on "Arctic Environmental Security,
Organizational Dynamics, and Commercialization of the Soviet Northern
Sea Route," September 1990.
35. Participant in the Forum for U.S.-Soviet Dialogue 19th Annual Conference,
Co-Chair of subcommission on regional conflicts (Moscow, Minsk,
Leningrad), July 1-15, 1991.
36. Participant in a Council on Foreign Relations briefing tour of NATO and
the European Community, Belgium and The Netherlands, October 13-20,
1991.
37. Reviewed manuscript "Postmaterialism and the Emerging Soviet Democracy"
for Comparative Politics, March 1992.
38. Reviewed manuscript "State-Labor Relations and the Soviet Collapse" for
Comparative Politics, October 1992.
39. Lecture, "Russia and the Emerging Asia-Pacific Economic Order," Victoria
University, Wellington, New Zealand, October 5, 1992.
40. Lecture, "Russia and the Emerging Asia-Pacific Economic Order,"
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, October 7, 1992.
41. Lecture, "Russia and Security Issues in the Asia-Pacific Region,"
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, October 9, 1992.
42. Lecture, "Russia and the Emerging Asia-Pacific Economic Order,"
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, October 9, 1992.
43. Reviewed a manuscript, "Poland's Quest for Local Democracy: The Role of
Polish Mayors in an Uncertain Environment," for Journal of Urban
Affairs, March 1993.
44. Conducted faculty/graduate student workshop on "Russia, East Asia and
the Pacific," University of Illinois Summer Laboratory on Russian and
East European Studies, July 13-14, 1993.
45. Participant, Council on Foreign Relations briefing tour of China and
Hong Kong, August 28-September 13, 1993.
46. Co-Chair, Panel on Commonwealth of Independent States, Student
Conference, USA, West Point Military Academy, West Point, NY,
27 November 15-18, 1992.
47. Lecture, "Economic Integration and Political Disintegration,"
(keynote address) Frank Church Symposium, Idaho State University,
Pocatello, ID, February 12-13, 1993.
48. Conducted workshop for faculty and graduate students on "Russia,
East Asia, and the Pacific," University of Illinois Russian and East
European Summer Laboratory, July 12-14, 1993.
49. Delegate, Council on Foreign Relations Briefing Tour of China and
Hong Kong, August 28-September 13, 1993.
50. Lecture, "Russia: Democracy or Dictatorship," Sangamon State University,
Maryland, November 4, 1993.
51. Reviewed Manuscript "Place and Role of Russia in World Politics" for
Pacific Affairs, July 1994.
52. Reviewed work of Prof. Nicolai Petro, University of Rhode Island, for
tenure and promotion, August 1994.
53. Reviewed Manuscript "Political Participation and Non-Participation in
Russia and Hungary" for Journal of Urban Affairs, November 1994.
54. Lecture, "Russia and East Asia," US Information Service, Pusan, Korea,
March, 1995.
55. Presented briefing on Russian - South Korean relations to group of
analysts, US CIA, October 27, 1995.
56. Reviewed manuscript, "Major Turning Points in the Management of Global
Environmental Risks: The Case of the Former Soviet Union," For a
book edited by Dr. William C. Clark, Harvard University, Jan. 1996.
57. Reviewed book-length manuscript, "Russia in Asia," for Cambridge
University Press, December 1995.
58. Organized and chaired a panel "China in the New World Order," for
the Kentucky Political Science Association meeting, Berea, KY,
March 1, 1996.
59. Reviewed a manuscript, "The Transformation of Russian-Chinese
Security Relations: Implications in the light of the Rise of
China," for International Security, August 1996.
60. Reviewed a manuscript, "The Rise and Fall of Expectations in
Russo-ROK Relations," for Problems of Post-Communism,
28 December 1996.
61. Chaired a panel on "Local Influences on Foreign Policy," American
Committees on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., May 10, 1996.
62. Member, Executive Committee of the American Committees on
Foreign Relations, 1996-99.
63. Organized and chaired a panel on "The US and the New World Order,"
Kentucky Political Science Association Meeting, Bowling Green,
Kentucky, February 28, 1997.
64. Organized a panel on "Democracy and Democratization," Kentucky
Political Science Association Meeting, Bowling Green, Kentucky,
February 28, 1997.
65. Reviewed a manuscript, "The Challenge of Democratic Consolidation in
Postcommunist Europe," for International Politics, October 1997.
66. Discussant, panel on "Russia and Northeast Asia," AAASS Seattle,
November 20, 1997.
67. Elected President of Kentucky Political Science Association for
1997-98; organized 1998 KPSA Meeting, March 6-7, (70 participants).
68. 21 December 1998: Reviewed a manuscript ("The Management of
Environmental Protection in the Russian Federation: Examples from Tomsk
Oblast' and the Republic of Khakassia") for Environmental Management.
69. Reviewed book manuscript, "When the Weather Clears: Soviet-American
Relations under Eisenhower and Khrushchev"(1000 pages), for University of
Kentucky Press, May 1999.
70. Reviewed Annual Editions: Comparative Politics, for Dushkin publisher
(member of Advisory Board), July 1999.
71. Participant, Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences workshop for
Department Chairs, Colorado Springs, CO, July 29-31, 1999.
72. Organized a panel for the ISA-South conference, Lexington, KY, November
12-14, 1999.
73. Appointed Co-Director of a project on "Security in the Russian Far East,"
through the National Bureau for Asian Research (Seattle). Responsibilities
included coordinating research projects of 20 scholars from five countries,
arranging 2-3 international conferences, and editing a volume of research
papers. September 1999 - January 2001.
29 74. Invited facilitator at four panels, CCAS
Conference for Department Chairs, Colorado Springs, Co, July 27-29, 2000.
75. Reviewed manuscript, “Japan’s Eurasian Gambit,” for Problems of Post-
Communism, January 2000.
76. Reviewed a manuscript, “Prospects for Nuclear Power in Central and Eastern
Europe,” for Slavic Review, January 2000.
77. Co-Director, Conference on The Russian Far East: Regional Stability and
Military-Environmental Cooperation after Yeltsin, University of Washington,
Seattle, May 6, 2000.
78. Co-Director, Conference on Security Implications of Economic and Political
Developments in the Russian Far East, Washington, D.C., May 7-8, 2000.
79. Address to faculty and students, Taraz State University, on “Problems of
Democratization.” Taraz, Kazakhstan, June 14, 2000.
80. Reviewed Annual Editions: Comparative Politics for Dushkin Publisher
(member of Advisory Board), September 2000.
81. Conducted program review of Political Science degree, Kentucky State
University, Frankfort, KY, October 5-6, 2000.
82. May 2001: Reviewed manuscript, “Russo-Taiwanese Relations,” for The
Russian Review
83. Reviewed a manuscript on Russian Regionalism, Nuclear Power and Nuclear
Weapons, for Penn State University Press, 2003.
84. August 5, 2003 interviewed by Radio Free Asia, Mandarin Service, on
Russian-Chinese relations
85. June 25, 2004, Co-chaired a panel at an international conference on the
Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Uralsk, Kazakhstan.
86. Reviewed Annual Editions: Comparative Politics, for Dushkin publisher
(member of Advisory Board), August 2004.
87. December 2004-January 2005, reviewed 62 grant applications for
International Research and Exchanges Board, Individual Advanced Research
Opportunity Grant.
88. February 2005: Reviewed “Islam, Oil & Geopolitics: Central Asia after
September 11,” for Rowman and Littlefield.
30 89. October 2005 Reviewed “Reserve
Management during Transition: The Case of Issyk-Kul Biosphere and Strict
Nature Reserve, Kyrgyzstan,” for Environmental Practice.
90. November-December 2005 Reviewed “Well-Oiled Diplomacy: Strategic
Manipulation and Russia’s Energy Statecraft in Eurasia,” for SUNY Press.
91. December 2005-January 2006 reviewed 61 grant applications for IREX,
Individual Advanced Research Opportunity grants.
92. January-February 2006 reviewed 8 grant applications for IREX, Policy
Connect Collaborative Research grants
93. November 2006 reviewed 2 manuscripts for Problems of Post-Communism
on Russian foreign policy.
94. November-December 2006 reviewed 62 grant applications for IREX, US-
Russia Experts Forum. Flew to Moscow for the final selection process.
95. March 2007 reviewed a manuscript on strategic factors in China-Iran
relations, for International Studies Perspectives.
96. August-September 2007 reviewed Annual Editions: Comparative Politics, as
member of the Advisory Board.
97. September 2007 reviewed manuscript on energy in Chinese foreign policy for
the Journal of Chinese Political Science.
98. November 2007 discussant on panel on history of Soviet foreign policy,
AAASS national conference, New Orleans.
99. November 2007 reviewed a grant application on energy in Russian-Chinese
relations for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
Canada.
100. December 2007-January 2008, reviewed 42 grant applications for IREX
IARO program.
101. December 2007, reviewed manuscript on China, Central Asia and IR theory
for China: An International Journal.
102. March 2008 discussant on panel at ISA conference, San Francisco.
103. April 2008, reviewed manuscript on “The Chechen Conflict as an
Information War and the Role of the Kavkaz Center” for Demokratizatsiya.
104. July 2008, reviewed “Barriers to Policy Implementation in China: The Case
of Shell’s HSE Policy,” for Asian Perspective.
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105. Discussant on panel of Russian foreign policy, International Studies
Association, San Francisco, March 23-26.
106. Organized, chaired panel for Kentucky Political Science Association, Berea,
KY, March 2008.
107. July 2008 discussant on a panel at the WISC conference, Ljubljana,
Slovenia.
108. October 2008 reviewed “A Study of Japan’s Government- Industry
Cooperation on the Overseas Exploration and Development by the ISM
Approach, for the Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research.
109. December 2008-January 2009 reviewed 30 grant applications for IREX
IARO program.
110. 2009-present, Member, Advisory Board, Asia in the New Millennium,
University Press of Kentucky.
111. March 2009 reviewed a book manuscript proposal for the University Press of
Kentucky
112. March 2009 organized and chaired graduate student panel; discussant and
judge for undergraduate panel, KPSA conference, Louisville, KY.
113. June 2009 served as discussant on a panel on Russian foreign policy at the
CISS conference, Potsdam, Germany.
114. October 2009 reviewed journal manuscript for International Studies Review.
115. Reviewed a grant proposal on Central Asian transportation routes for Title
VIII Special Initiatives Fellowship, November 2009.
116. February 2010 served as a discussant on ISA panel on China’s energy
relations in the global South.
117. Reviewed manuscript for Demokratizatsiya, May 2010.
118. June 2010, interviewed by Danish newspaper Weekendavisen on geopolitical
implications of China's plans to build high-speed railroads to Europe.
119. July 2010 reviewed a manuscript for Asian Perspective July 2010.
120. July 2010 was asked to provide a back cover endorsement by Palgrave
Macmillan of China and India in Central Asia, edited by Marlene Laruelle,
et.al.
32 121. October 2010 reviewed
manuscript for Asia Pacific World.
122. October 2010 invited to present lecture on “Oil and Politics in Central Asia”
to public forum at the Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado.
123. November 2010 reviewed a Title VIII grant proposal for the American
Councils for International Education.
124. January 17-21, 2011. Organized a two-day workshop at the Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, D.C. Approximately
15 participants. Also supervised international visit of delegation of three
scholars from Kazakhstan and one from Russia.
125. January 18, 2011. Presentation at Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson
International Center for Scholars, on “Civil Society in Kazakhstan: Scope and
Prospects” (invited).
126. February 2011. Reviewed manuscript "Playing a Long Game? The
Coherence of Russia's Multi-Vector Eurasian Energy Strategy" for Europe-
Asia Studies.
127. February 2011. Reviewed manuscript "Between "Pragmatism" and
"Constitutionalism": EU-Russian dynamics and differences during the
Kosovo status process" for the Journal of Contemporary European Research.
128. March 2011. Reviewed book manuscript “The Asiatic State and
its Mongol Legacy: Russia, China, and the Theory of Anthropocentric
Security” for the University Press of Kentucky.
129. March-April 2011. Reviewed 35 grant proposals for the International
Research and Exchanges Board Embassy Policy Specialist program.
130. March 2011. Discussant on panel, International Studies Association,
Montreal.
131. July 2011, reviewed promotion file (to full professor) for Dr. Houman Sadri,
University of South Florida.
132. August 2011, Discussant, panel at the 3rd WISC conference, Porto, Portugal.
133. Appointed to the International Advisory Board for Sravnitelnaya Politika/
Comparative Politics, journal of the Moscow State Institute of International
Relations.
134. October 12-14, 2011. External program reviewer, Political Science
Department, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis.
33 135. October 11, 2011. Interview, Voice of
America Chinese service, on Chinese-Russian energy ties.
136. October 12, 2011. Interview, Voice of America Russian language service, on
Russian-Chinese economic relations.
137. February 2012. Back cover endorsement for Maria Raquel Freire and Roger
E. Kanet, Russia and its Near Neighbors (London: Palgrave Macmillan).
138. February 2012 reviewed manuscript “Challenges to Institutionalization of
Environmental NGOs in Kazakhstan’s Corporatist Policy Arena” for Journal
of Contemporary Asia.
139. Co-chair and participant, roundtable on new approaches to Russian foreign
policy, International Studies Association, San Diego, CA, April 4, 2012.
140. June 2012 reviewed manuscript “Civil Society in Kazakhstan: The
Emasculated Third Sector,” for Voluntary Sector Review.
141. Reviewed Professor Olga Avdeyeva (Loyola University) for tenure and
promotion, August-September, 2012.
142. Reviewed a Title VIII Program Grant Proposal on Information, Geography
and Russian-Chinese Relations, October 2012.
143. Reviewed an international MA program for the Far Eastern Federal
University, Vladivostok, Russia, December 2012.
144. Organized and chaired a panel “Postcommunist Politics and Foreign Policy,”
Kentucky Political Science Association conference, Lexington, KY, March 1,
2013.
145. Reviewed manuscript "Competing Perspectives on Democracy and
Democratization: Assessing Alternative Models of Democracy Promoted in
Central Asian States," for Cambridge Review of International Affairs, April
2013.
146. Reviewed manuscript “Small States in Great Power Politics: The Impact of
Kazakhstan’s Multi-Vectorism on Sino-Russian Relations,” for International
Relations, June 2013.
147. Reviewed a grant proposal, “Energy in Foreign Policy: Conceptual Analysis
and Theory Building,” for the Czech Science Foundation, July 2013.
148. Reviewed manuscript, “Russia’s Involvement in Regional Cooperation in
East Asia: Dilemmas of Constructive Engagement,” for Asian Survey, July
2013. Re-reviewed in January 2015.
34 149. Reviewed a manuscript for
Asian Perspective, “China’s Puzzling Energy Diplomacy Toward Iran,”
October 2013.
150. Conducted a Program Review for the Political Science Program at
Bellarmine University, October 2013.
151. Reviewed manuscript “China’s Energy Security Strategy,” for Contemporary
Politics, February 2014.
152. Organized and chaired a panel for the Kentucky Political Science
Association meeting, Morehead University, March 7, 2014.
153. Reviewed manuscript “Disparity between Rhetoric and Reality: What
Moscow needs to do to Develop the Russian Far East,” for Problems of Post-
Communism, May 2014.
154. Lead participant in roundtable of faculty and students, Far Eastern Federal
University (Vladivostok, Russia), on US-Russian Relations.
155. Reviewed article “Team work: An enabling or constraining factor of
administrative reform in Kazakhstan,” for Governance, June 2014.
156. Reviewed article “Russia’s Asian Pivot” for Asian Policy, July 2014.
157. Organized a panel on the changing security environment in the Asia Pacific
for the Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New
Orleans, LA, February 2015 (not approved)
158. Reviewed file for promotion to Professor, Dr. Adam Stulburg, Georgia Tech
University, summer 2014.
159. Prepared and submitted a book prospectus (with Sumit Ganguly and Vitaly
Kozyrev) for Yale University Press, “Challenging the West: Russia, China,
India, and the Responsibility to Protect,” summer 2014.
160. Served as external reviewer for Referat (Russian language Ph.D. thesis
proposal) for Ms. Marina Dmitrieva, Far Eastern Federal University, summer
2014.
161. Reviewed a manuscript, “When Actions Speak Louder than Words:
Examining Collective Political Protests in Central Asia,” for Democratizaton,
September 2014.
162. Participated in planning meeting (with Sumit Ganguly and Tim Waters) for
international conference on the Responsibility to Protect, Indiana University-
Bloomington, September 17, 2014.
35 163. Reviewed a book prospectus,
“Rebuilding the Russian Empire: Compatriots, Information Warfare, and
New Military Tactics,” for Yale University Press, September 2014.
164. Reviewed “The ‘Truths’ of Global Politics: Russia’s Foreign Policy through
the Critical Geopolitics Lens,” for Political Research Quarterly, January
2015.
165. Reviewed a book manuscript, Rebuilding the Russian Empire, for Yale
University Press, January 2015.
166. Reviewed a book manuscript, The Russian Far East: Asia-Pacific’s New
Geopolitical Frontier, for Lynne Rienner Publishers, February 2015.
167. Reviewed nomination for Royal Society of Canada Konrad Adenaeur
Award, February 2015.
168. Organized, chaired a student/faculty panel, “Dimensions of Russian
Influence in the Post-Soviet Space, for the Southern Conference on Slavic
Studies, for March 2015.
169. Organized, chaired an all-day panel on Authoritarian Persistence in Central
Asia for the Helen Lang Symposium, University of Louisville, April 2015.
170. Reviewed a manuscript “China’s New Silk Road Strategy” for Asian
Perspective, April 2015.
171. Reviewed (2 times) “With Friends Like These: Georgia, Saakashvili, the
Second Image, and the August 2008 War,” for Security Studies, May 2015.
172. Organized and chaired a panel Shifting Power Alignments and Security in
the Asia Pacific, at the ISA-CISS Annual Conference, Krakow, Poland, June
19, 2015.
173. Reviewed “Regional Powers and the Implementation of Counterterrorism
Policy: Russian Foreign Policy in Central Asia,” for Geopolitics, August
2015.
174. Reviewed “Neoliberal NGOs? Gramsci, Civil Society in Egypt, and the
Question of Gender,” for International Feminist Journal of Politics, October
2015.
175. Chaired a panel on Processes of Interregionalisation in Central Asia,
Bielefeld Conference on Current Developments in Central Asia, Bielefeld,
Germany, October 23-24, 2015.
176. Reviewed “Role of Political Exclusion and State Capacity on Civil Conflict
in South Asia,” for Terrorism and Political Violence, December 2015.
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177. Reviewed grant application for Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada, December 2015.
178. Reviewed manuscript “Either With Us or Against Us: Third Country
Alignment with EU Sanctions Against Russia/Ukraine,” for Cambridge
Review of International Affairs, December 2015.
179. Reviewed Title VIII research proposal for ACIE on Authoritarian
Mobilization of Mass-Nationalism in Russia and China, January 2016.
180. Reviewed "Role of Political Exclusion and State Capacity in Civil Conflict
in South Asia," for Terrorism and Political Violence (February 2016).
181. Participant, roundtable on “The Foreign Policy of Russia: New Directions?”
International Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, March 16-19, 2016.
182. Member, Planning Committee, American Committees on Foreign Relations,
for 2017 National Conference in Washington, D.C.
183. Organized a Distinguished Scholar roundtable for Professor Roger E. Kanet,
International Studies National Convention, Baltimore, MD, February 26-29,
2017.
184. Reviewed book manuscript, Peace or Conflict in Eurasia, for Palgrave
McMillan Press, June 2016.
185. Reviewed "Systemic Balancing and Regional Hedging: The Two-Level
Nature of Contemporary China-Russia Relations" for The Chinese Journal of
International Politics, June 2016.
186. Reviewed "Understanding Russia’s Energetic Turn to China: Domestic
Narratives and National Identity Priorities," for Foreign Policy Analysis, July
2016.
187. Reviewed "The contested spaces of civil society in a plural world: Norm
contestation in the debate about restrictions on international civil society
support." for Perspectives on Politics, August 2016.
188. Reviewed (twice) "Changes in American Perceptions of the Russia Threat:
Executive Branch Congressional Testimony, 2008-2016" for the Journal of
Global Security Studies, August 2016.
189. Reviewed “Social Activism in Central Asia: Comparative Study of Activists-
State Relations in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan,” for Central Asian Affairs,
September 2016.
37 190. Reviewed "The Determinants of
Civic and Ethnic Nationalisms in Kazakhstan: Evidence from the Grass-root
Level," for Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, October 2016.
191. Reviewed "The Heartland Perspective on the Evolution of Russian
Geopolitical Discourse," Journal of Eurasian Studies, November 2016.
192. Wrote back blurb for The Russian Challenge to the European Security
Environment (Palgrave McMillan), December 2016.
6. Consultantships
Senior Advisor to the National Bureau for Asian Research, for a project in the
Infrastructure of the Russian Far East, funded by U.S. government, 2005-06
Consultant to the Political Science Department, Eurasian National University,
Astana, Kazakhstan, on the formation of their Ph.D. program, 2006-2010.
V. RESEARCH & CREATIVE ACTIVITY
A. Publications
1. Works Published Journals (refereed articles):
1. Charles E. Ziegler, "Soviet Environmental Policy and Soviet Central Planning: A
Reply to McIntyre and Thornton," Soviet Studies, Vol. 32, No. 1 (January 1980), pp.
124-34.
2. Charles E. Ziegler, "Directed Political Socialization in a Developmental Context:
The Case of Soviet Agricultural Collectivization," International Journal of Political
Education, Vol. 3 (1982), pp. 373-97.
3. Charles E. Ziegler, "Soviet Environmental Policy Parameters: The
Macro Value Framework," Studies in Soviet Thought, 23 (1982),
pp. 187-204.
4. Charles E. Ziegler, "Centrally Planned Economies and Environmental
Information: A Rejoinder," Soviet Studies, Vol. 34, No. 2 (April
1982), pp. 296-99.
5. Charles E. Ziegler, "Economic Alternatives and Administrative
Solutions in Soviet Environmental Protection," Policy Studies
Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, (September 1982), pp. 175-187.
6. Charles E. Ziegler, "Worker Discontent and Worker Participation in
the Soviet Union," Political Science Quarterly, Vol. 98, No. 2
38 (Summer 1983), pp. 235-253.
7. Charles E. Ziegler, "Soviet Images of the Environment," British Journal of Political
Science, Vol. 15, Part 3 (July 1985),pp. 365-380.
8. Charles E. Ziegler, "Nationalism, Religion, and Equality Among
Ethnic Minorities: Some Observations on the Soviet Case," Journal of
Ethnic Studies, Vol. 13, No. 2 (Summer 1985), pp. 19-32.
9. Charles E. Ziegler, "Issue Creation and Interest Groups in Soviet
Environmental Policy: The Utility of the State Corporatist Model,"
Comparative Politics, Vol. 18, No. 2 (January 1986), pp. 171-192.
10. Charles E. Ziegler, "The Bear's View: Soviet Environmentalism,"
Technology Review (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), April
1987, pp. 44-51.
11. Charles E. Ziegler, "Soviet Strategies for Development: East Asia
and the Pacific Basin," Pacific Affairs, Vol, 63, no. 4 (Winter
1990-91), pp. 451-468.
12. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russia in the Asia-Pacific: A Major Power
or Minor Participant?" Asian Survey, Vol. 34, No. 6. (June 1994),
pp. 529-43.
13. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russia and the Korean Peninsula: New
Directions in Moscow's Asia Policy?" Problems of
Post-Communism, Vol. 43, No. 6 (Nov-Dec 1996) pp. 3-12.
14. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russian Politics and Foreign Policy After
the Elections: Implications for Korea & East Asia," Korean
Journal of Defense Analysis, Vol. 8, No. 2 (Winter 1996),
pp. 297-313.
15. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russian-Japanese Relations: A New Start
for the 21st Century?," Problems of Post-Communism, Vol. 46,
No. 3 (May-June 1999), pp. 15-25.
16. Charles E. Ziegler, "Transitions to Delegative Democracy:
Institutions and Culture in Russia and South Korea,"
International Politics, Vol. 36, No. 4 (December 1999), pp. 537-558.
17. Charles E. Ziegler, “Soviet Union, Environment,” International Encyclopedia
of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Vol. 22 (2001), pp. 14723-14728
(commissioned and refereed).
18. Charles E. Ziegler and Henry B. Lyon, “The Politics of Nuclear Waste in Russia,”
Problems of Post-Communism, Vol. 49, no. 4 (July-August 2002), pp. 33-42.
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19. Charles E. Ziegler, “U.S. Foreign Policy and the Shanghai Cooperation
Organization.” Mirovaia Ekonomika i Mezhdunarodnye Otnosheniia (in Russian), no.
4 (2005), pp. 13-22.
20. Charles E. Ziegler, “The Energy Factor in China’s Foreign Policy,” Journal of
Chinese Political Science, Vol.11, no. 1 (Spring 2006), 1-23.
21. Charles E. Ziegler, “The Russian Diaspora in Central Asia: Russian Compatriots and
Moscow’s Foreign Policy,” Demokratizatsiya 14 (Winter 2006), 103-126.
22. Charles E. Ziegler, “When Putin Comes to Shove,” Far Eastern Economic Review
(January-February 2008).
23. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia and the CIS in 2007: Putin’s Final Year?” Asian Survey,
Vol. 48, no. 1 (January/February 2008), 133-143.
24. Charles E. Ziegler, “Competing for Markets and Influence: Asian National Oil
Companies in Eurasia,” Asian Perspective, Vol. 32, no. 1 (2008), 129-163.
25. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia and the CIS in 2008: Axis of Authoritarianism,” Asian
Survey, Vol. 49, No 1 (January/ February 2009), pp. 135-145.
26. Charles E. Ziegler, “Neomercantilism and Energy Dependence: Russian Strategies in
East Asia,” Asian Security, Vol. 6, Issue 1 (2010), pp. 74-93.
27. Charles E. Ziegler, “Civil Society, Political Stability, and State Power in Central Asia:
Cooperation and Contestation,” Democratization, Vol. 17, Issue 5 (2010), pp. 795-
825.
28. Charles E. Ziegler, “Conceptualizing Sovereignty in Russian Foreign Policy: Realist
and Constructivist Approaches,” International Politics, Vol. 49 (2012), pp. 400-417.
29. Charles E. Ziegler, “Contrasting U.S., Russian and Chinese Perceptions of
Sovereignty,” Sravnitel’naya politika (Comparative Politics, in Russian), Issue 1
(2012), pp. 3-22.
30. Charles E. Ziegler, “Energy Pipeline Networks and Trust: The European Union and
Russia in Comparative Perspective,” International Relations, Vol. 27, No. 1 (March
2013), pp. 3-29.
31. Charles E. Ziegler, “Central Asia, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and
American Foreign Policy: From Indifference to Engagement,” Asian Survey, Vol. 53,
No. 3 (May/June 2013), pp. 484-505.
32. Charles E. Ziegler and Rajan Menon, “Neomercantilism and Great Power Energy
Competition in Central Asia and the Caspian,” Strategic Studies Quarterly, Vol. 8,
No. 2 (Summer 2014), pp. 17-41.
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33. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russian-American Relations: From Tsarism to Putin,”
International Politics, Vol. 51 (2014), pp. 671-692.
34. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia in Central Asia: The Dynamics of Great-Power Politics in
a Volatile Region,” Asian Perspective, Vol. 38, No. 4 (2014), pp. 589-617.
35. Charles E. Ziegler, “Contesting the Responsibility to Protect,” International Studies
Perspectives (2014), doi: 10.1111/insp.12085, pp. 1-23.
36. Charles E. Ziegler, “Critical Perspectives on the Responsibility to Protect: BRICS and
Beyond,” International Relations, Vol. 30, Issue 3 (September 2016), pp. 262-277.
37. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia on the Rebound: Using and Misusing the Responsibility to
Protect,” International Relations, Vol. 30, Issue 3 (September 2016), pp. 346-361.
38. Charles E. Ziegler, “Introduction,” Central Asian Survey, Vol. 35 (2016), pp. 473-
480.
39. Charles E. Ziegler, “Great Powers, Civil Society, and Authoritarian Diffusion in
Central Asia,” Central Asian Survey, Vol. 35 (2016), pp. 549-569.
40. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia as a Nationalizing State: Rejecting the Western Liberal
Order,” International Politics Vol. 53, no. 5 (September 2016), pp. 555-573.
41. Charles E. Ziegler, “Bringing Order out of Chaos: Russia’s Aspirations to Greatness,”
Asia Policy, No. 22 (July 2016), pp. 230-234. Invited Book Review Roundtable (not
refereed).
Review Articles:
1. Roger E. Kanet with the assistance of Charles E. Ziegler,
"Sowetunion und kommunistische Welt: Neuere englishprachige
Veroffentlichungen," (Review article covering ten books on Soviet
relations with the Communist world), Osteuropa (2), February 1977,
pp. 158-63.
2. Roger E. Kanet, Charles E. Ziegler, "Neuere Bucher in englischer
Sprache zur sowetischen Aussenpolitik," (Review article covering
fifteen books on Soviet foreign policy), Osteuropa (3), March 1977,
pp. 244-52.
3. Roger E. Kanet, Charles E. Ziegler, Daniel Zolfo, "Vom Kalten Krieg
zur Koexistenz: Neuere englischprachige Bucher uber sowetische
West-politik und Ost-West-Beziehungen," (Review article covering
twenty-four books on East-West relations), Osteuropa (4), April
1977, pp. 34-62.
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4. Roger Kanet, Charles E. Ziegler, "Die Osteuropaischen Staaten und
die internationale Politik," Part I (Review article covering five
books on East-West relations and Soviet foreign policy), Osteuropa
(2), February 1979, pp. 165-73.
5. Roger E. Kanet, Charles E. Ziegler, "Die Osteuropaischen Staaten und
die internationale Politik," Part II (Review article covering
nineteen books on East-West relations and Soviet foreign policy),
Osteuropa (3), March 1979, pp. 244-62.
6. Roger E. Kanet, Charles E. Ziegler and Sumit Ganguly, "Die
Ost-West-Beziehungen in neuerer englischsprachigen Publikationen,"
(Review article covering nine books on East-West relations),
Osteuropa (1), January 1984, pp. 58-64.
7. Roger E. Kanet and Charles E. Ziegler, "Osteuropaische Wirtschaft
and Ost-West Handel: Neuere englischspraichige Veroffentlichungen
(Review article covering ten books on East-West trade) Osteuropa
(4), April 1984, pp.
8. Roger E. Kanet, Sumit Ganguly and Charles E. Ziegler, "Uber deie
Ursprunge des Kalten Krieges: Neuere englischsprachige
Veroffentlichungen," (Review article covering seven books on the
Cold War), Osteuropa (5), May 1984, pp. 374-380.
Non-refereed Articles:
1. Charles E. Ziegler, "Morality and International Politics,"
Louisville Courier-Journal (December 4, 1983).
2. Charles E. Ziegler, "Economics May be the Best Hope for Easing the
Attitude of Soviet Leaders Toward the U.S.," Louisville
Courier-Journal (March 18, 1984).
3. Charles E. Ziegler, "Succession in the USSR and Political Dynamics
in Eastern Europe", in Wireless File (U.S. Information Agency),
Addendum Log No. 67 (December 7, 1984), pp. 1-7.
4. Charles E. Ziegler, "Poland After Three Years," South Bend Tribune
(September 9, 1984).
5. Charles E. Ziegler, "The Solidarity Period Changed Poland,
Especially the Attitude of the People." Louisville Courier-Journal
(November 4, 1984).
6. Charles E. Ziegler, "Prospects for Reform in the Soviet Union," in
42 San Francisco Post, Sacramento Bee, La Prensa (Honduras, in
Spanish), December, 1985.
7. Charles E. Ziegler, "Environment Doesn't Fit Into Communist Plan,"
The Wall Street Journal, European edition (December 30, 1986).
8. Charles E. Ziegler, invited contribution to "Lenin Nyet! The
Revolution That Failed," The New Leader (November 4-18, 1991),
p. 18.
9. Charles E. Ziegler, "Yeltsin Driven Into Crises, The Hyowon Herald
(Pusan), Vol. 23, no. 182 (1995), pp. 22-24.
10. Charles E. Ziegler, "Conditions Favor Yeltsin," Louisville
Courier-Journal (2 July 1996).
11. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russia Today: Consolidated Democracy or
Chaos?" Accent on Arts and Sciences, Fall-Winter 1996.
12. Charles E. Ziegler, “Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations,"
Encyclopedia of Louisville, 2000.
13. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia” (Part I), Presbyterian Publishing, 2012 (electronic)
14. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia” (Part II), Presbyterian Publishing, 2012 (electronic).
15. Charles E. Ziegler, “Preface,” third Grawemeyer award volume, 2015.
16. Charles E. Ziegler, “Improving a Very Imperfect World,” Louisville Courier-Journal,
October 26, 2015.
Chapters in books:
1. Charles E. Ziegler, "Policy Alternatives in Soviet Environmental
Protection," in Paul B. Downing and Kenneth Hanf, eds. International
Comparisons in Implementing Pollution Laws (Boston: Kluwer-Nijhoff,
1983), pp. 169-187.
2. Charles E. Ziegler and Roger Kanet, "The USSR: Political Change and
Foreign Policy," in Gavin Boyd and Gerald W. Hopple, eds. Political
Change and Foreign Policy, (London: Frances Pinter Publishers, and
New York: Allen and Unwin, 1987), pp. 62-84.
3. Charles E. Ziegler, "Roy A. Medevedev," in Biographical Dictionary
of Neo-Marxism, edited by Robert A. Gorman, Greenwood Press, 1985),
pp. 292-293.
4. Charles E. Ziegler, "Piotr Grigorenko," in Biographical Dictionary
43 of Neo-Marxism, edited by Robert A. Gorman, Greenwood Press, 1985),
pp. 184-185.
5. Charles E. Ziegler,"A Soviet Special Economic Zone," in A Report to
the Forty-First President of the United States (Washington, DC:
Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute, January 1989), pp. 15-16.
6. "A Soviet Special Economic Zone," in Simon Serfaty, ed., The Future
of U.S. Soviet Relations: Twenty American Initiatives for a New
Agenda (Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1989), pp. 81-100.
7. Charles E. Ziegler, "Soviet Environmental Protection Under
Gorbachev," Hearing before the Commission on Security and
Cooperation in Europe, One Hundredth Congress, Second Session,
Politics of Pollution in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (on the
Second Anniversary of the Chernobyl Disaster), (Washington: U.S.
GPO, April 26, 1988) Part II, pp. 50-78.
8. Charles E. Ziegler, "Umweltschutz in der Sowetunion," in Helmut
Schreiber, ed., Umweltprobleme in Mittel- und Osteuropa
(Frankfort/Main New York: Campus, 1989), pp. 92-114.
9. Charles E. Ziegler, "Populist Elements in Gorbachev's Leadership,"
in Manuel J. Pelaez, ed., Public Law and Comparative Politics:
Trabajos en Homenaje a Ferran Valls i Taberner, Vol. XVII
(Barcelona, 1991), pp. 4967-4984.
10. Charles E. Ziegler, "Environmental Policy and Politics under
Gorbachev," in Judith Sedaitis and Jim Butterfield, eds.,
Perestroika from Below: Social Movements in the USSR, (Boulder:
Westview Press, 1991), pp. 113-131.
11. Charles E. Ziegler, "Environmental Protection in Soviet-East
European Relations," in Joan DeBardeleben, ed., To Breathe Free:
Eastern Europe's Environmental Crisis (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 1991), pp. 83-100.
12. Charles E. Ziegler, "Political Participation, Nationalism and
Environmental Politics in the USSR," in John Massey Stewart, ed.,
The Soviet Environment: Problems, Policies and Politics (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1992), pp. 24-39.
13. Charles E. Ziegler, "Ideology, Postcommunist Values, and the
Environment," in Michael Urban, ed., Ideology and System Change in
the USSR and East Europe (London: Macmillan, 1992), pp. 121-137.
14. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russia and the Emerging Asian-Pacific Economic
Order," Ramesh Thakur and Carlyle A. Thayer, Eds., in Reshaping
44 Regional Relations (Boulder: Westview Press 1993), pp. 85-100.
15. Charles E. Ziegler, "The Collapse of the Soviet Union and Its
Empire," in Events that Changed the World-Twentieth Century
(Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1995), ed. Frank W. Thackeray and John E.
Findling pp. 189-201.
16. Charles E. Ziegler, "Russia and East Asia After the Cold War," in
Robert S. Ross, Ed., Asia in Transition, (Armonk, NY: M.E.
Sharpe, 1995), pp. 59-88.
17. Hongchan Chun and Charles E. Ziegler, "The Russian Federation
and South Korea," in Stephen Blank and Alvin Rubinstein, eds,
Russian in Asia. (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1997),
pp. 185-210.
18. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia and Northeast Asia,” in Bettie M. and Oles M.
Smolansky, The Lost Equilibrium: International Relations in the Post-Soviet
Era (Bethlehem, PA: University of Lehigh Press, 2001), pp. 168-189.
42. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russian Green Parties and Movements,” in the International
Encyclopedia of Environmental Politics, edited by John Barry and E. Gene Franklin
(London: Routledge, 2002), pp. 409-411.
43. Rajan Menon and Charles E. Ziegler "The Balance of Power and U.S. Foreign Policy
Interests in the Russian Far East," in Russia’s Far East: A Region at Risk, Judith
Thornton and Charles E. Ziegler, eds. (Seattle: University of Washington Press,
2002), pp. 35-56.
44. Judith Thornton and Charles E. Ziegler, "The Russian Far East in Perspective," with
Judith Thornton, in Russia’s Far East: A Region at Risk, Judith Thornton and Charles
E. Ziegler, eds (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2002), pp. 3-34.
45. Charles Ziegler, “Russian Green Parties and Movements,” in International
Encyclopedia of Environmental Politics, edited by John Barry and E. Gene Frankland
(London and New York: Routledge, 2002), pp. 409-411.
46. Charles E. Ziegler, “Japan, Relations With,” in Encyclopedia of Russian History, Vol.
2, James R. Millar, editor in chief (New York: Macmillan Reference, 2004), pp. 699-
701.
47. Charles E. Ziegler, “Kuril Islands,” in Encyclopedia of Russian History, Vol. 2, James
R. Millar, editor in chief (New York: Macmillan Reference, 2004), p. 800.
48. Charles E. Ziegler, "Energy in the Caspian Basin and Central Asia" in Roger E.
Kanet, editor, The New Security Environment: The Impact on Russia, Central and
Eastern Europe (London: Ashgate, 2005), pp. 201-218.
45
49. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia, China, and Energy in Central and East Asia,” in Richard
M. Auty and Indra de Soysa, eds., Energy, Welfare and Governance in the Caspian
Region (London: Routledge, 2006), pp. 205-222.
50. Charles E. Ziegler, “The Energy Factor in China’s Foreign Policy,” in Sujian Guo and
Shiping Hua, eds. New Dimensions in Chinese Foreign Policy (Lanham, MD:
Lexington Books, 2007), pp. 179-201
51. Charles E. Ziegler, “The Collapse of the Soviet Union, 1991,” in Frank W.
Thackeray, ed. Events that Changed Russia since 1855 (Westport, CT: Greenwood
Press, 2007), pp. 195-209.
52. Charles E. Ziegler, “Environmental Policies of the Soviet Union,” Supplement to the
Modern Encyclopedia of Russia, Soviet, and Eurasian History, Vol. 9 (Gulf Breeze,
FL: Academic International Press, 2008), pp. 190-197.
53. Charles E. Ziegler, “NATO, the United States, and Central Asia: Challenging
Sovereign Governance,” in Roger E. Kanet, ed. A Resurgent Russia and the West: The
European Union, NATO, and Beyond (Dordrecht: Republic of Letters Publishing,
2009), pp. 187-215.
54. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia and China in Central Asia,” in James Bellacqua, ed. The
Future of China-Russia Relations (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2010),
pp. 233-265.
55. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russia, Central Asia, and the Caucasus after the Georgia
Conflict,” in Roger E. Kanet, ed. Russian Foreign Policy in the 21st Century (London:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), pp. 155-178.
56. Charles E. Ziegler, “China’s Energy Relations with the Global South: Potential for
Great Power Realignment,” in Carrie Liu Currier and Manochehr Dorraj, eds. China’s
Energy Relations with the Developing World (New York: Continuum, 2011), pp. 195-
212.
57. Charles E. Ziegler, “Security, Sovereignty, and Democracy: The EU, the OSCE, and
Central Asia,” in Roger E. Kanet and Maria Raquel Freire, eds. Competing for
Influence: The EU and Russia in Post-Soviet Eurasia (Dordrecht: Republic of Letters
Publishing, 2012), pp. 133-155.
58. Charles E. Ziegler, “The Collapse of the Soviet Union, 1985-1991,” in Events that
Formed the Modern World: From the European Renaissance Through the War on
Terror, Frank W. Thackeray and John E. Findling, eds. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-
CLIO eBook Collection, 2012, pp. 354-378.
46 59. Charles E. Ziegler, “Introduction: Civil Society
and Politics in Central Asia,” in Charles E. Ziegler, ed. Civil Society and Politics in
Central Asia (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2015), pp 1-20.
60. Ruslan Kazkenov and Charles E. Ziegler, “Civil Society in Transition: The
Perspective from the State,” in Charles E. Ziegler, ed. Civil Society and Politics in
Central Asia (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2015), pp. 197-222.
61. Charles E. Ziegler, “Conclusion,” in Charles E. Ziegler, ed. Civil Society and Politics
in Central Asia (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2015), pp. 333-341.
62. Charles E. Ziegler, “Sovereignty, Security, and Intervention in Central Asia,” in
Matthew Sussex and Roger E. Kanet, eds. Russia, Eurasia and the New Geopolitics of
Energy (Houndsmills: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015), pp. 91-111.
63. Charles E. Ziegler, “Russian and Post-Soviet Studies: Environment,” International
Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition (Elsevier, 2015), pp.
831-835.
Books (and Monographs):
1. Charles E. Ziegler, Policy Alternatives in Soviet Environmental
Protection, Carl Beck Papers in Russian and East European Studies,
University of Pittsburgh, No. 102 (1982). pp. 28.
2. Charles E. Ziegler, Environmental Protection in the Soviet Union
(Berlin: International Institute for Environment and Society, 1986).
pp. 24.
3. Charles E. Ziegler, Environmental Policy in the USSR (Amherst:
University of Massachusetts Press, and London: Frances Pinter
Publishers, 1987) pp. XIII, 195.
4. Charles E. Ziegler, A Soviet Special Economic Zone (Washington, DC:
Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute, Foreign Policy Briefs,
November 1988), pp. 20.
5. Charles E. Ziegler, Environmental Policy in the USSR, paperback
edition with a new Introduction (Amherst: University of
Massachusetts Press, 1990), pp. xxvii, 195.
6. Charles E. Ziegler, Foreign Policy and East Asia: Learning and Adaptation in the
Gorbachev Era (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993), pp. xii, 197
7. Charles E. Ziegler, Russia and Northeast Asia, Alexandria, VA:
Center for Naval Analyses, February 1996. pp. 55.
47 8. Charles E. Ziegler, The History of Russia (Westport, CT:
Greenwood Press, 1999), pp. xxiii, 242.
9. Rajan Menon and Charles E. Ziegler, The Balance of Power and U.S. Foreign
Policy Interests in the Russian Far East (Seattle: National Bureau of Asian
Research, Vol. 11, no. 5, December 2000), pp. 28.
10. Judith Thornton and Charles E. Ziegler, eds. Russia’s Far East: A Region at Risk,
(Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2002), pp. x, 498.
11. Charles E. Ziegler, The History of Russia, 2nd edition, revised and expanded (Santa
Barbara, CA: Greenwood Press/ABC CLIO, 2009), pp. xxvi, 252.
12. Charles E. Ziegler, ed. Civil Society and Politics in Central Asia, Lexington:
University Press of Kentucky, 2015, pp. 365.
Journal Guest Editorships
1. Guest Editor, Special Issue, “Critical Perspectives on the Responsibility to Protect:
BRICS and Beyond,” International Relations, Vol. 30, Issue 3 (September 2016), pp.
259-405, 10 articles.
2. Guest Editor, Special Issue, “Authoritarian Persistence and Resilience in Central
Asia,” Central Asian Survey, Vol. 35 (2016), pp. 473-569, 6 articles
Book reviews:
1. Stanley Rothman and George W. Breslauer, Soviet Politics and
Society (St. Paul, Minnesota: West Publishing Company, 1978) and
Konstantin U. Chernenko, Soviet Democracy: Principles and Practice
(New York: Vantage Press, 1977), in The Russian Review, Vol. 38,
No. 1 (January 1979), pp. 110-11.
2. Mervyn Matthews, Privilege in the Soviet Union: A Study of Elite
Life-Styles Under Communism (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1978), in
The Russian Review, Vol. 38, No. 2 (April 1979), pp. 243-44.
3. George J. Lerski, Herbert Hoover and Poland: A Documentary History
of a Friendship (Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press, 1977), in
Slavic Review, Vol. 38,No. 2 (June 1979), p.332.
4. Murray Yanowitch, ed., Soviet Worker Attitudes: The Issue of
Participation in Management (White Plains, New York: M.E. Sharpe,
1979), in The Journal of Politics, Vol. 42, No. 4 (November 1980),
p. 1254.
48 5. Paul Bellis, Marxism and the U.S.S.R.: The Theory of Proletarian
Dictatorship and the Marxist Analysis of Soviet Society (Atlantic
Highlands, New Jersey: Humanities Press, 1979), in The Review of
Politics, Vol. 43, No. 2 (April 1981), pp. 312-14.
6. Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone, ed., Perspectives for Change in
Communist Societies (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1979), in
Studies in Soviet Thought, 23 (1982), pp. 141-44.
7. Boris Komarov, The Destruction of Nature in the Soviet Union (White
Plains, New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1980), in Soviet Studies, Vol. 33,
No. 4 (October 1981) pp. 631-33.
8. Robert H. Donaldson, ed., The Soviet Union in the Third World:
Successes and Failures (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1981), in
The Russian Review, Vol. 41, No. 1 (January, 1982) pp. 94-95.
9. Michel Raptis, Socialism, Democracy and Self Management, trans. by
Marrie-Jo Serrie and Richard Sissons (New York: St. Martin's Press,
1980) in The Review of Politics Vol. 44, No. 3 (July 1982), pp.
459-461.
10. Jiri Zuzanek, Work and Leisure in the Soviet Union: A Time-Budget
Analysis (New York: Praeger, 1980) in Slavic Review, Vol. 41, No. 4
(Winter 1982), pp. 732-733.
11. Susan Gross Solomon and Linda Lubrano, eds., The Social Context of
Soviet Science (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1980), in Studies
in Soviet Thought, Vol. 24 (1980), pp. 299-302.
12. Gordon B. Smith, et.al., eds., Soviet and East European Law and the
Scientific Technical Revolution (New York: Pergamon, 1981), in The
Russian Review, Vol. 42, No. 2 (April 1983), p. 236.
13. Seweryn Bialer and Thane Gustafson, eds., Russia at the Crossroads:
The 26th Congress of the CPSU (London: George Allen and Unwin,
1982), in Slavic Review, Vol. 42, No. 3 (Fall 1983), pp. 490-491.
14. Robert G. Wirsing, ed., Protection of Ethnic Minorities:
Comparative Perspectives (New York: Pergamon, 1981), in
Nationalities Papers, Vol. 11, No. 2 (Fall 1983), p. 305.
15. Robert W. Campbell, Soviet Energy Technologies: Planning, Policy,
Research and Development (Bloomington: Indiana University
Press, 1980), in Studies in Soviet Thought, Vol. 28 (1984),
pp. 57-59.
16. Everett M. Jacobs, ed., Soviet Local Politics and Government
49 (London: George Allen & Urwin, 1983), Irish Slavonic Studies, No. 5
(1984), pp. 259-260.
17. Peter Kneen, Soviet Scientists and the State (London: Macmillan,1984), in Soviet
Studies, Vol. 38, No. 2 (April 1986), pp. 288-289.
18. Joan DeBardeleben, The Environment and Marxism-Leninism: The
Soviet and East German Experience (Boulder: Westview, 1985), in
Slavic Review, Vol. 45, No. 2 (Summer 1986), pp. 356-357.
19. Alex Pravda and Blair A. Ruble eds. Trade Unions in Communist
States (Boston, Allen, and Unwin, 1986), in Soviet Studies, Vol. 40,
No. 2 (April 1988), p. 332.
20. Sidney I. Ploss, Moscow and the Polish Crisis: An Interpretation of
Soviet Policies and Intentions (Boulder, CO: Westview, 1986), in
Studies in Soviet Thought, no. 37 (1989), pp. 56-58.
21. Hans-Joachim Veen, ed., From Brezhnev to Gorbachev: Domestic Affairs
and Soviet Foreign Policy (New York: Berg/St. Martin's, 1987), in
Studies in Soviet Thought, Vol. 39 (1990), pp. 162-64.
22. Barbara Jancar, Environmental Management in the Soviet Union and
Yugoslavia: Structure and Regulation in Federal Communist States
(Durham: Duke University Press, 1987); Brenton M. Barr and Kathleen
E. Braden, The Disappearing Russian Forest: A Dilemma in Soviet
Resource Management (London: Hutchinson, 1988), in Forest and
Conservation History, Vol. 34 no. 3 (July 1990), 146-47.
23. Douglas Weiner, Models of Nature: Ecology, Conservation, and
Cultural Revolution in Soviet Russia, in Soviet Union/Union
Sovietique (1990), pp. 96-97.
24. Andrei Gromyko, Memoirs (New York: Doubleday, 1989); and Boris
Yeltsin, Against the Grain (New York: Summit Books, 1990), in
Russian History/Histoire Russe, Vol. 17, no. 4 (Winter 1990),
pp. 482-84.
25. Sylvia Woodby, Gorbachev and the Decline of Ideology in Soviet
Foreign Policy (Boulder: Westview, 1989), in Canadian-American
Slavic Studies, Vol. 26, nos. 1-4 (1992), pp. 346-347.
26. Murray Feshbach and Fred W. Friendly, Jr., Ecocide in the USSR,
(New York: Basic Books, 1992), in Russian History.
27. D.J. Peterson, Troubled Lands: The Legacy of Soviet Environmental
Destruction (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1993) in The Russian Review, Vol. 53,
no. 4 (Oct. 1994), pp. 599-600.
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28. Sergei Goncharov, et.al., Uncertain Partners: Stalin, Mao, and
the Korean War (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1993), in
Journal of Asian History, 1995, Vol. 29 Issue 2, pp. 207-08.
29. William F. Nimmo, Japan and Russia: A Revaluation in the
Post-Soviet Era (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1994), in Slavic
Review. Vol. 54, no. 1 (Spring 1995), pp. 216-217.
30. Graeme Gill, The Collapse of a Single-Party System (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1994) and John Lowenhardt, The
Reincarnation of Russia (Durham: Duke University Press, 1994)
in Canadian-American Slavic Studies. (1998), pp. 72-73.
31. Karen Dawisha (ed), The International Dimension of Post-Communist
Transitions in Russia and the New States of Eurasia
(Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe 1997); and Peter Truscott, Russia First:
Breaking with the West London: Tauris, 1997, in Europe-Asia Studies.
32. Peter Truscott, Russia First, in Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 50, no. 4 (June 1998), pp.
713-16.
33. Martha Brill Olcott, Anders Aslund and Sherman W. Garnett, Getting it Wrong:
Regional Cooperation and the Commonwealth of Independent States (Washington,
D.C.: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1999; and Regional
Development in Russia: Past Policies and Future Prospects, edited by Hans
Westlund, Alexander Granberg and Folke Snickars (Cheltenham, UK: Northampton,
MA: Edward Elgar, 2000), in Canadian-American Slavic Studies, 2001, pp. 180-182.
34. Russia After the Fall, ed. Andrew C. Kuchins (Washington, DC: Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace, 2002), Choice (May 2003), p. 1619.
35. Oystein Noreng, Crude Power (London: I.B. Tauris, 2002), Choice (September
2003), p. 203
36. Sue Davis, The Russian Far East: The Last Frontier? In The Russian Review 63, no.
2 (April 2004), 363-364.
37. Hiroshi Kimura, Distant Neighbors, Vols 1 and 2: Japanese-Russian Relations under
Brezhnev and Andropov, and Japanese-Russian Relations under Gorbachev and
Yeltsin (Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 2000); and Gilbert Rozman, ed., Japan and
Russia: The Tortuous Path to Normalization, 1949-1999 (New York: St. Martin’s
Press, 2000), in Canadian-American Slavic Studies 38, no. 3 (Fall 2004), 324-326.
38. Social Construction of International Politics: Identities & Foreign Policies, Moscow,
1955 and 1999. By Ted Hopf. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2002, in
Slavic Review 64, no. 3 (Fall 2005), 682-83.
51 39. Scott Radnitz, Weapons of the Wealthy: Predatory
Regimes and Elite-Led Protests in Central Asia (Ithaca: Cornell University Press,
2010), in Democratization, Vol. 18, Issue 5 (2011).
40. Scott Kaufman, Project Ploughshare: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Explosives in
Cold War America (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2013), in Journal of Cold War
Studies (forthcoming).
41. Sergey Radchenko, Unwanted Visionaries: The Soviet Failure in Asia at the End of
the Cold War (Oxford University Press, 2014), in Slavic Review Vol. 74, No. 2
(Summer 2015), pp. 376-378.
42. Marcin Kaczmarski, Russia-China Relations in the Post-Crisis International Order,
for Slavic Review (forthcoming).
2. Works in Press
3. Works Submitted, under review
4. Work in preparation
“Digital Information Flows and Perceptions of Electoral Fairness: The Case of the Snow
Revolution in Russia” (with Jason Gainous and Kevin Wagner). Revise and Resubmit for
Democratization.
B. Presentations at Scholarly Meetings
1. Papers presented or accepted for presentation
1. "Directed Political Socialization in a Developmental Context: The Case
of Soviet Agricultural Collectivization," Comparative and International Education
Society, Ann Arbor, Michigan, March 24, 1979.
2. "Soviet Environmental Policy and Soviet Central Planning" Midwest
Slavic Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May, 5, 1979.
3. "Political Participation in the USSR: The Worker's Role in the
Developed Socialist State" Midwest Slavic Conference, Cincinnati,
Ohio, May 2, 1980.
4. "Inequalities within and among Soviet Republics; Belorussia and
Ukraine" 12th National Convention of the American Association for the
Advancement of Slavic Studies, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 7,
1980.
5. "Incrementalism and Participation in Soviet Environmental Policy" Midwest Slavic
Conference, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, April 11, 1981.
52
6. "Equality in the USSR: The Working Class and Ethnic Groups," Midwest
Slavic Conference, Chicago, Illinois, May 9, 1982.
7. "Soviet Foreign Policy and Global Issues: Environmental Protection in
East-West Relations," Central Slavic Conference, Lawrence, Kansas,
November 13, 1982.
8. "The USSR: Political Change and Foreign Policy" (with the assistance of
Roger E. Kanet), International Studies Association meeting, Mexico
City, Mexico, April 7, 1983.
9. "The Soviet Image of the Environment," International Society for
Political Psychology meeting, St. Catherine's College, Oxford
University, July 21, 1983.
10. "Soviet-Polish Relations: The Impact of Working Class Protest," Midwest
Slavic Conference, Columbus, Ohio, May 1984.
11. "Impact of Soviet Leadership Changes on Political Dynamics in Eastern
Europe," Central Slavic Conference, Columbia, Missouri, October 19-20,
1984.
12. "Polish-Soviet Political Relations in the 1980's, International Studies
Association meeting, Washington, D.C., March 7, 1985.
13. "Changing Soviet Perspectives Toward Eastern Europe After Solidarity,"
Midwest Slavic Conference, South Bend, Indiana, April 19, 1985.
14. "The Working Class in Soviet-East European Relations: Debating the
'Crises of Socialism,'" Southern Political Science Association,
November 8, 1985, Nashville, Tennessee.
15. "Worker Discontent and Conflict Management in Socialist Systems: The
Polish and Soviet Cases,' First International Conference on Conflict
Resolution and Peace Studies, January 2, 1986, Suva, Fiji.
16. "Soviet Political Changes and Foreign Policy," American Political
Science Association, August 30, 1986, Washington, D.C.
17. "International Aspects of Soviet Environmental Protection: Connections
to Eastern Europe," The Wilson Center Conference on Environmental
Problems in Eastern Europe, Washington, D.C., June 15-16, 1987.
18. "The Environment and Economic Development: Changing Soviet
Perspectives," Illinois Sociology Association, Chicago, Illinois,
October 29, 1987.
53 19. "Political Adaptation in Soviet Foreign Policy: Linkages to Domestic
Politics," International Studies Association Meeting, St. Louis,
Missouri, March 31, 1988.
20. Presented expert testimony on "Soviet Environmental Protection under
Gorbachev" to the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe,"
U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C., April 26, 1988.
21. "Developing a Special Economic Zone in the Soviet Far East: A New Basis
for U.S.-Soviet Cooperation?" Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute
U.S.-Soviet Agenda Project, Washington, D.C., October 7, 1988.
22. "The USSR: Perestroika and Soviet Interests in the Pacific, American
Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Honolulu, HI,
November 21, 1988.
23. "Soviet Political Change: Toward Full Participation in the Global
Economy?," International Studies Association, London, England,
March 30, 1989.
24. "Soviet Strategies for Development and the Pacific Basin," paper
delivered at the American Political Science Association meeting,
Atlanta, GA, September 3, 1989.
25. "Reform and the Domestic Political System," Midwest Slavic Conference,
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, April 1, 1990.
26. "Adaptation in Soviet Foreign Policy: Linkages to Domestic Politics,"
Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellowship meeting,
New York, New York, June 7, 1990.
27. "US-Soviet Security Interactions in the Pacific," University of Hawaii
Conference on the USSR as a Pacific Neighbor, Honolulu, Hawaii, July
8-11, 1990.
28. "Environmental Policy and Politics under Gorbachev," Fourth World
Congress of Soviet and East European Studies, Harrogate, England, July
21-26, 1990.
29. "Learning, Adaptation and Foreign-Domestic Linkages: Origins of Soviet
New Thinking," American Association for the Advancement of Slavic
Studies, Miami, Florida, November 22, 1991.
30. "Russia, the United States and Post-Cold War Security in the
Asia-Pacific Region," Fourth Annual Bedford Colloquium of Soviet
Political-Military Affairs, Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada, August 11,
1992.
54 31. "Russia and the Emerging Asian-Pacific Economic Order," Australasia
Political Studies Association, Canberra, Australia, September 30, 1992.
32. "Russia and Asia," for East-West Center Conference "Asia in Transition:
Toward a New Regional Order," January 4-7, 1993, Honolulu, Hawaii.
33. "Russia and East Asia After the Cold War," Asia in Transition
Conference, Seattle, Washington, August 6-8. 1993.
34. "Russia and the Asia-Pacific," AAASS national conference, Honolulu,
Hawaii, November 1993.
35. "Russia and the Two Koreas," 5th World Congress of Central &
East European Studies, Warsaw, Poland, August 11, 1995.
36. "The New Russian Foreign and Security Policy in Asia," The New Russia/CIS
in Asia, Washington, D.C., October 5, 1995.
37. (With Hongchan Chun) "The Russian Federation and South Korea,"
AAASS National Conference, Washington, D.C., October 29, 1995.
38. "Russia After the Elections: Implications for Korea and East
Asian Security," Korean Institute for Defense Analysis, Seoul,
Korea, July 24, 1996.
39. "Critical Turning Points in Democratization: A Comparative
Analysis of Russia, China, Taiwan and South Korea," Center for
Science and International Affairs, Harvard University, May 17, 1996 (invited).
40. "Democratic Transitioning in Plural Societies," Kentucky Political
Science Association, Bowling Green, Kentucky, February 28, 1997.
41. "National Identity and Democratization in Comparative Perspective,"
International Studies Association, Toronto, Canada, March 19, 1997.
42. "Russia's Democratic Consolidation in Comparative Perspective,"
American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Seattle,
November 22, 1997.
43. (With Steven J. Campbell), "Democratic Transitions in Plural
Societies and the Preservation of State Effectiveness," International
Studies Association, Minneapolis, March 18, 1998.
44. "Current Japanese-Russian Relations and Future Prospects," Symposium
'98, Sendai and Tokyo, Japan, November 16-22, 1998 (invited).
45. "Russo-Japanese Relations: A New Start for the 21st Century?" KPSA, Lexington,
KY, March 6, 1999.
55
46. "Russian in the 21st Century," and "The Asia-Pacific Region in the 21st Century," to
the Escuela Politecnica del Ejercito, Quito, Ecuador, June 6-11, 1999 (invited).
47. “The Balance of Power and U.S. Foreign Policy Interests in the Russian Far East,”
Conference on the Russian Far East: Regional Stability and Military-Environmental
Cooperation after Yeltsin, University of Washington, Seattle, 5 May 2000 (invited)
48. “The Balance of Power and U.S. Foreign Policy Interests in the Russian Far East” (with
Rajan Menon), Conference on Security Implications of Economic and Political
Developments in the Russian Far East, Washington, D.C., 7-8 May 2000 (invited).
49. “The Path to Democracy,” Conference on Democracy and Terrorism, Kazakh National
Parliament, Astana, Kazakhstan, June 6, 2000 (invited).
50. “U.S. Foreign Policy and the Russian Far East,” Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian
Studies, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., October 23,
2000 (invited).
51. “Nuclear Waste and Russian Politics: A Case Study” (with Henry B. Lyon),
International Studies Association—South, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North
Carolina, 13 October 2001.
52. “Russia, China, and Energy in Central and East Asia,” National Bureau of Asian
Research Caspian Basin Security Conference, Seattle, April 28-29, 2003 (invited).
53. “Russia, China, and Energy in Central and East Asia,” Caspian Energy Workshop,
Washington, D.C., May 8-9, 2003 (invited)
54. “Russia, China, and Energy in Central and East Asia,” International Studies
Association—Central Europe Conference, Budapest, Hungary, 26 June 2003.
55. “The Energy Factor in China’s Foreign Policy,” Patterson School conference on China,
Lexington, Kentucky, 10 October 2003 (invited)
56. “Russia’s Energy Projects in Siberia and the Russian Far East: Implications for Relations
with East Asia,” Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies conference on Security in the
Russian Far East, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2-4 December 2003 (invited).
57. “U.S. Foreign Policy and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization,” International
Conference on the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Uralsk, Kazakhstan, June 24-26,
2004 (invited).
58. “The Russian Diaspora in Central Asia: Ethnic Russians in Moscow’s Central Asia
Strategy,” Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies conference on Ethnic Minorities in Great
Power Strategies, Honolulu, Hawaii, October 12-14, 2004 (invited)
56 59. “Perestroika and Northeast Asian Regional Dynamics,” International Conference
on the Accomplishment of the Northeast Asian Era Policy and Lessons from Perestroika,
Korean Association of Slavic Studies, Jeju, Republic of Korea, June 3-4, 2005 (invited).
60. “Russia and China in Central Asia, CNA Conference on Russian-Chinese Relations,
Washington, D.C. February 21-23, 2007 (invited).
61. “The U.S., NATO, and Central Asia: Collective Security in an Energy-Rich Region,”
International Studies Association, Chicago, IL, February 28-March 3, 2007 (invited).
62. “Asian NOCs and Eurasia: Responsible Investors or Authoritarian Enablers?”
National Bureau for Asian Research/National Defense University conference on The Rise
of Asia’s National Oil Companies, Washington, D.C., May 3-4, 2007 (invited).
63. “USA-Kazakhstan: History and Paths of Cooperation,” International Roundtable on
USA-Kazakhstan, Astana, Kazakhstan, 16 May 2007.
64. “Russia and the Great Powers in Central Asia,” Patterson School conference on
Russia, October 2007 (invited).
65. “Asian National Oil Companies in Eurasia,” Kentucky Political Science Association,
Berea, KY, March 1, 2008.
66. “Civil Society, Political Stability, and Economic Development in Kazakhstan,”
International Studies Association, San Francisco, March 26-29, 2008.
67. “Impact of Russia’s Resource-Based Economy on Russia’s Regions,” NBR/Hudson
Institute workshop on Russia’s Political Economy: Trends and Implications,”
Washington, D.C. April 24, 2008 (invited)
68. (with Rajan Menon), “Neorealism, Neomercantilism, and Great Power Competition
in Central Asia,” World International Studies Conference, Ljubljana, Slovenia, July
23-26, 2008 (invited).
69. “Russia in the 21st Century: Energy and Asia,” for the International Studies
Association, New York, February 15-18, 2009 (invited).
70. “Conflict and Cooperation in Sino-Russian Energy Relations,” Johns Hopkins School
of Advanced International Studies conference on Russia-China relations, Washington,
D.C. May 6-7, 2009 (invited).
71. “Russia, Central Asia and the Caucasus after the Georgia Conflict,” CISS
Conference, Potsdam, Germany, June 13-15, 2009 (invited).
72. “Energy Networks and Trust: A Comparative Perspective,” Conference on
Institutions, Networks and Trust in European-Russian Relations, European Union
Institute, Florence, Italy, March 26-27, 2010. (invited).
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73. “China, Russia and Central Asia: Evolving Trends in Politics, Energy and
Economics,” US Pacific Command/ Central Command workshop on PRC Strategy
toward Central Asia, Chantilly, VA, July 15, 2010 (invited).
74. “China’s Energy Relations with the Global South: The Potential for Great Power
Realignment,” Association of Chinese Political Scientists, Endicott College, MA,
August 1, 2010.
75. “Complexities of Sovereignty: Kosovo, Georgia, and Russian Foreign Policy”
American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September 5, 2010
(invited).
76. “American Foreign Policy and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization,” Asia
Centre/ Musee Guimet conference on the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Paris,
France, December 17, 2010. (invited).
77. “Civil Society, Political Stability, and State Power in Central Asia: Cooperation and
Contestation,” Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars workshop on Civil
Society in Kazakhstan, January 20, 2011.
78. “Realist and Constructivist Approaches to Sovereignty in Russian Foreign Policy,”
International Studies Association, Montreal, Canada, March 15, 2011. (invited)
79. “Sovereignty, Self Determination, and Global Governance: Kosovo, Abkhazia and
South Ossetia in Great Power Calculations,” International Studies Association,
Montreal, Canada, March 16, 2011. (invited)
80. "Contrasting US, Сhinese and Russian Perceptions of Sovereignty," Moscow
MacArthur/AEIFR conference, Moscow, Russia, May 31-June 1, 2011. (invited)
81. “Security and Democracy: The EU, the OSCE, and Central Asia,” Third World
International Studies Conference, Porto, Portugal, August 19, 2011. (invited)
82. “Russia, China, and the Responsibility to Protect: New Directions under
Medvedev?” International Studies Association annual convention, San Diego, CA,
April 1, 2012 (invited).
83. “Conceptualizing Sovereignty in Russian Foreign Policy: Realist and Constructivist
Perspectives,” International Studies Association Convention, San Diego, CA, April
3, 2012.
84. “Interests vs. Ideology in U.S.-Russian Relations: Lessons from an Earlier Era,”
International Studies Association Midwest Conference, November 2-4, 2012.
85. “Neoclassical Realism and Russian-American Relations: Context, Control, and
Capabilities,” Kentucky Political Science Association, Lexington, KY, March 1,
2013.
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86. Russian Foreign Policy and Great Power Dynamics in Central Asia: Threats and
Opportunities” International Studies Association National Convention, San
Francisco, CA, April 5, 2013.
87. “Contesting the Responsibility to Protect,” Association for Slavic, East European,
and Eurasian Studies national conference, Boston, MA, November 23, 2013.
88. “Imagining the Russian Far East in Russian Foreign and Domestic Politics,”
Kentucky Political Science Association, Morehead, KY, March 7, 2014.
89. “New States, Old Norms: Geopolitics of Security in Central Asia,” Workshop on
Russian Foreign Policy (by invitation), International Studies Association
Convention, Toronto, Canada, March 25, 2014
90. “Russia, China, and the Geopolitics of the Russian Far East,” International Studies
Association Convention, Toronto, Canada, March 28, 2014. Invited.
91. “New States, Old Norms: Geopolitics of Security in Central Asia,” International
Studies Association Convention, Toronto, Canada, March 27, 2014. Invited.
92. “Social Media Use and the Snow Revolution: Political Participation in Russia,” (with
Jason Gainous and Kevin Wagner), American Political Science Association, August
28-31, 2014.
93. “Washington’s Rebalancing toward the Pacific: The Neglected Russian Factor,” for
the International Studies Association Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA,
February 21, 2015.
94. “Russian Nationalism and the Rejection of the Western Liberal Order,” for the
Southern Conference on Slavic Studies, Lexington, KY, March 27-28, 2015
(invited).
95. “Russia on the Rebound: Using and Misusing the Responsibility to Protect,”
Responsibility to Protect conference, Indiana University—Bloomington, May 15-16,
2015.
96. “The U.S. Pivot and the Pacific: Engaging and Containing China,” ISA-CISS Annual
Conference, Krakow, Poland, June 19, 2015.
97. “Great Powers, Civil Society, and Authoritarian Persistence in Central Asia,”
Bielefeld University Conference on Current Developments in Central Asia,
Bielefeld, Germany, October 23-24, 2015 (invited).
98. “Regional Powers, Regional Organizations: Maintaining Peace and Stability in
Central Asia,” International Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, March 16-19, 2016.
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C. Extramural Grants and Contracts
1. Projects completed
1. National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar Grant, for a
seminar entitled "Cultural Pluralism and National Integration in
Comparative Perspective" at the University of Wisconsin Madison, 1980.
$2500.00
2. A Summer Research Laboratory on Russia and Eastern Europe
Associateship, project entitled "Environmental Policy in USSR" at the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1981. The grant included
housing and faculty privileges.
3. Visiting grant for research at the Kennan Institute for Advanced
Russian Studies, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars,
Washington, D.C. Project entitled "Worker Participation and Worker
Discontent in the Soviet Union," 1982. $400.00.
4. Research Fellowship with the Indiana University Russian and Eastern
European Institute for the Summer of 1982, project entitled
"Environmental Policy in the USSR." $650.00.
5. Summer Research Laboratory on Russia and Eastern Europe Associateship,
project entitled "Environmental Policy in the USSR," at the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1982. The grant included housing and
faculty privileges.
6. Research Grant from the Center for Slavic and East European Studies,
Ohio State University for the Summer of 1983, project entitled "The
Soviet Image of the Environment," $1000.00
7. Edward Teller National Fellow for 1985-86 at the Hoover Institution,
Stanford, California, for a project entitled, "The Working Class
Factor in Soviet Foreign Policy: Relations with Eastern Europe."
$20,852.
8. Southern Regional Education Board grant for field research in the
USSR, Summer 1987. $750.00.
9. Summer Research Laboratory on Russian and Eastern Europe
Associateship, "Adaptation in Foreign Policy Linkage to Domestic
Politics," University of Illinois at UC, Summer, 1987. The
grant included housing and faculty privileges.
10. Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellowship,
"Adaptation in Soviet Foreign Policy: Linkages to Domestic Politics,"
60 for four months at the International Institute for Strategic Studies,
London; and eight months as foreign policy advisor to Senator Kent
Conrad (D-N Dakota), U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. $26,000,
1987-1988.
11. Research Grant, International Institute for Strategic Studies, for
field research in the USSR, 1989. $500.00.
12. Research Grant, Southern Regional Education Board, for field research
in the USSR, 1989. $750.00.
13. American Council of Learned Societies Travel Grant, to present
"Environmental Policy and Politics" at the Fourth World Congress of
Soviet and East European Studies, Harrogate, England, July 21-26,
1990. $500.00.
14. Summer Research Laboratory on Russian and Eastern Europe
Associateship, "Russia in the Asia-Pacific: Economic and Security
Issues," University of Illinois at UC, Summer, 1992. The grant
included housing and faculty privileges.
15. American Political Science Association grant to participate in a
seminar on Introducing Japan into the Curriculum, Chicago, Illinois,
September 2-4, 1992. $750.00.
16. IREX Short-Term Grant, "Russia's Far Eastern Region and the Asia-
Pacific," 1993. $2350.00. For field research in Russian Far East.
17. Fulbright Lecture/Research Award to Korea for Spring 1995.
Pusan Nation University. Approximate level of support
$17,500.00
18. Eisenhower Leadership Grant, U.S. Department of Education, 1994-96.
$80,500.00
19. International Research and Exchanges Board, Advanced International Research
Opportunity Grant, for researching the energy question in Russia-China relations, 2002-
03, $10,000.
20. Kentucky EPSCoR, for funding to support the establishment of an Institute for
Democracy and Development, 2005, $10,000.00.
21. Legislatures and civil society in Kazakhstan: NGO links to the national Majilis and
district Maslikhats, International Research and Exchanges Board, 2006. $5000.00.
22. U.S. Department of State, funding for the establishment of a Center for Asian
Democracy, under the Institute for Democracy and Development, at the University of
61 Louisville. $5,000,000.00. The University provided $1,000,000 in matching funds to
create an endowed chair. 2006-2011
23. U.S. Department of State, start-up funding for a Center for Asian Democracy.
Supervisory authority over $1 million, and principle investigator for a project on civil
society and legislatures in Kazakhstan, $340,000. 2006-2011
2. Current projects
3. Proposals Submitted, Not Funded
1. "Comparing Environmental Policies: Politics and
Economics in Industralized Countries." Application for Fulbright
Lectureship in USSR for spring semester, 1988. Approximately $15,000.
Nominated by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars to
Kazan State University. Approval denied by Soviet authorities.
2. Kellogg Foundation young professional grant, 1987. $17,000.00.
3. Short-term grant from the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian
Studies, Washington, D.C. for "U.S.-Soviet Security Interactions in the
Pacific," for Spring 1990. $980.00
4. Japan Society's U.S.-Japan Leadership Program Fellowship, 1993.
5. Japan Society's U.S.-Japan Leadership Program Fellowship, 1995.
6. IREX Short-Term Grant for research in Russian, 1996.
7. KCIE Travel Grant, 1996. $500.00
8. IREX, John J. and Nancy Lee Roberts Fellowship Program, 2001, 2002, $50,000.
9. MacArthur Foundation, 2002, $75.000
9. American Philosophical Society, 2002, $40,000.
10. Smith Richardson Foundation, $75,000.
11. Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, 2002, $48,000.
12. Participant in grant with UNDP office of Astana, Kazakhstan on developing NGO-
legislative ties to NISPAA/NASPAA, Bratislava, 2003. $12,000.
13. MacArthur Foundation, 2004, $326,000
62 14. Carnegie Corporation, 2004, $326,000
15. Agency for International Development, 2004. $326,000.
16. U.S. Department of State, 2005. $520,380
18 Center for the Advancement of Leadership Skills,” co-PI with Sherri Wallace,
submitted to the Council of State Governments Southern Leadership Conference, January
2006. $120,746.
19. Luce Foundation, Proposal to enhance Asian collection in the UofL Library,
$150,000.
20. Freeman Foundation, Proposal to enhance Asian collection in the UofL Library,
$150,000.
21. Luce Foundation, proposal for completion of a project on workplace governance in
Russia and China, $60,000.
22. Worker Participation in Russia and China, Upjohn Institute, $72,500.
23. Worker Participation in Russia and China, $72,500, Carthage Foundation, submitted
September 2008.
24. Neomercantilism and Great Power Competition for Energy Resources, American
Council of Learned Societies, $60,000, submitted October 2008.
25. Workshop on the Responsibility to Protect, joint project with Professor Sumit
Ganguly, Indiana University, to the U.S. Army War College, August 2012. $24,610.
Responsibility to Protect: The Asian Perspective, Concept Paper, submitted to Smith
Richardson Foundation, January 2013. $71,936.
Responsibility to Protect: The Asian Perspective, submitted to the U.S. Institute of Peace,
January 2013, $71,936.
Responsibility to Protect: The Asian Perspective, Concept Paper, submitted to Carnegie
Corporation, September 2013, $200,000.
“Pivoting toward the Pacific: Russia and the Pacific,” Smith-Richardson Foundation
research grant, $120,000, 2014.
“Pivoting toward the Pacific: Russia and the United States,” American Council of
Learned Societies Fellowship, $70,000, 2015.
Submitted grant proposal for Department of Defense Minerva Program, “Strategic
Drivers of Russian Engagement and Intervention in the Former Soviet States,” with
Rajan Menon (CCNY), February 2016, $720,000 (not awarded).
Submitted Grant Proposal for a Guggenheim Fellowship, “US, Russia and China in the
Asia Pacific” (not awarded), 2015-2016.
63 Applied for Kennan Institute workshop on Russian-European relations, Tartu,
Estonia (not awarded), 2016.
4. Proposals Submitted, Funded
D. College and University Grant Funds
1. University of Louisville Arts and Sciences Summer Research Grant, project
entitled "Environmental Policy in Poland" for travel and research in
Poland, 1981. $1,200.00.
2. Faculty Development Award from the University of Louisville Provost's
office of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Summer of 1984, for an
intensive session in Polish and Russian languages. $948.00.
3. University of Louisville Graduate College Research Grant for Summer of
1984, project entitled "Soviet-Polish Relations: The Impact of
Worker Protest," for field research in Poland. $1,875.00.
4. University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant, for
a project entitled "The Working Class Factor in Soviet Foreign Policy:
Relations with Eastern Europe," summer 1987, for field research in the
Soviet Union. $1752.00.
5. University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant, for
a project entitled "Adaptation in Soviet Foreign Policy: Linkages to
Domestic Politics," for research at the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, June-July 1987. $257.00.
6. University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant for a
project entitled "Soviet-American Relations" for US-Soviet exchange
program in USSR, May 1989. $734.00.
7. President's Research Initiative Grant for "Changing Soviet Policy Toward
East Asia in the Gorbachev Period," May 1990. $3,500.00.
8. Instructional Development Mini-Grant from Provost's Office to purchase
four instructional films on the Soviet Union for departmental use. $319.00.
9. University of Louisville President's Project Completion Grant, "Changing
Soviet Policy Toward East Asia in the Gorbachev Period," 1990. $3500.00.
10. University of Louisville President's Project Completion Grant, "Soviet
Relations with Northeast Asia: Learning and Adaptation in the Transition
Period," 1991. $2010.00.
11. University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant,
64 "Russia's Far Eastern Region and the Asia-Pacific," 1992. $2000.00.
(field research in Russian Far East).
12. U of L College of A&S Research Grant, "Japan's Position in the Emerging
Asian-Pacific Order," for field research in Japan, 1994. $1500.00
13. U of L Graduate Research Grant, "Japan's Position in the Emerging
Asian-Pacific Order," 1994. $2126.00
15. U of L College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant, "Critical Points
in Comparative Democratization," for field Research in Russia, 1996.
$1500.00
16. Provost's Instructional Development Mini-Grant, 1996. $750.00.
17. U of L College of Arts & Sciences Research Grant, "Democratization
and Ethnic Violence in Comparative Perspective: Structure, Leadership, and
Political Culture," 1997. $1000.00
18. U of L College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant," Horizontal Accountability
in Korea's Democratization," 1999. $1607.00
19. U of L IRIG Grant, “Russian-Chinese Relations in the Post-Soviet Era,” 2002-03, $3616.