Jovan Cvijic: Forefather of neotectonics by Marković Miroslav

“…It is generaly believed and accepted that the study of neotectonics began during first half of the 20th century by Russian scientists in the former Soviet Union. Almost fifty years before the definition and development of neotectonics Jovan Cvijic, a highly distinguished scientific researcher, was making very detailed observations of the youngest tectonic activity in the Balkans. …”
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MIGRATION AS A FORM OF OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY OF INTELLECTUALS by M. Sadyrova

“…Social changes of the last decade have dramatically changed the political and social situation in the former Soviet Union, and millions migrants were displaced. …”
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Constitution without Constitutionalism? Challenges to constitutionalism in the Kyrgyz Republic by Saniia Toktogazieva

“…Mainly it first aims at providing a proper foundation and basic understanding of constitutionalism, further revisiting this concept in the context of Former Soviet Union and finally will discuss the development of constitutionalism in Kyrgyzstan along with challenges faced by the court.…”
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Ethnocultural Factor of Inclusive Education Development (by the Examples of the Russian Federation and Kyrgyz Republic) by M. A. Suchkov

“…The author emphasizes the signs of our time – language assimilation in the countries of the former Soviet Union. It is shown that many parents in the north of Kyrgyzstan send their children, including children with disabilities, to study at Russian schools, and it causes additional barriers in learning, along with the barriers caused by physical and intellectual disabilities.…”
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[Refugee movements in the post-Cold War era] by Loescher, G

“…Democratization, problems of nationality and minority rights, and structural, political, economic, environmental and social changes in the post-Cold War world (especially in large parts of the developing world and in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union), are likely to result in growing numbers of refugees and internally displaced persons in the years ahead. …”

O AMOR E A GUERRA NO “PLANALTO E NA ESTEPE”: ENTRE CAMARADAS ANGOLANOS, A UNIÃO SOVIÉTICA E A GUERRA FRIA by Iolanda VASILE, Carolina PEIXOTO

“…Having this story as a background and focusing the analysis on the lives of African students in the former Soviet Union, we will explore the implications and importance of cultural exchanges for the establishment of long time relations between various national liberation movements and the former Soviet Union. …”
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Foreign Direct Investments in Central Asian Energy: A CGE Model by Michael P. BARRY

“…Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan have adopted significant legislative changes since the fall of the former Soviet Union in an effort to attract foreign direct investment into their energy sectors. …”
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« Notre terre » et « ta ville » : le judaïsme progressiste et sa liturgie dans l’Allemagne d’aujourd’hui by Sonja K. Pilz

“…More than twenty years after the immigration of almost 200 000 refugees from the former Soviet Union, the Jewish community in Germany still faces a series of challenges and changes. …”
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Tapestry art in Mordovia today by Sergey V. Gavin, Zoya A. Tanshina

“…The article discussed the role of contemporary tapestry art in modern culture, the history of the formation and growth of national decorative-applied and monumental art schools in the Republics of former Soviet Union, the importance of both group and personal tapestry exhibitions organized by regional creative organizations of the Union of Artists and the Russian Union of Artists as well as the state Museum-Reserve “Tsaritsyno”. …”
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El papel de la Unión Europea en el triángulo Cuba, EE.UU. y Venezuela by Susanne Gratius

“…Despite political changes, the EU maintained constant diplomatic and economic relations with the island that allowed authorities in Havana to use Brussels as a joker, first in 1990, when the strategic alliance with the former Soviet Union ended, and again, since 2013 at the beginning of the crisis in Venezuela. …”
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The Theoretical Bases of Constructing the Logistic Systems of Metallurgical Enterprise by Nikitiuk Vitaliy G.

“…The article carries out an analysis of the logistic activity of the world countries (including Ukraine and other countries of the former Soviet Union) and defines the main tendencies of its development based on the value of the international Logistics Performance Index (LPI). …”
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Organizational of Environment Youth Russia in a Context of the International Humanitarian Interaction in the Post-Soviet Space by Babek Rasheed Asadov, Alexander Sergeevich Baranov

“…The article is devoted to the analysis of a role of organized young people in the humanitarian sphere acting against the background of new objective tendencies of rapprochement, and the destructive phenomena between the countries of the former Soviet Union. Prerequisites of some aspects of formation of organized young people in sociohistorical conditions, and a role of its certain participants in the development plan for humanitarian cooperation in the region are considered. …”
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Researches and applications of the combinatorial configurations for innovative devices and process engineering by Volodymyr Riznyk

“…Golomb have supported the project “Researches and Applications of the Combinatorial Configurations for Innovative Devices and Process Engineering” as a scientific collaboration with the Former Soviet Union (FSU) research team from Lviv Polytechnic State University (Ukraine) under the Cooperative Grant Program by CRDF (U.S.). …”
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Økonomisk vækst, produktion og divergens i transitionslandene by Karsten Stæhr

“…This is especially the case with the countries of the former Soviet Union and, to a lesser extent, the Balkan countries, but not the 11 countries that have joined the EU. …”
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The genesis of the Ukrainian crisis and its significance for post-Soviet space by S. M. Markedonov

“…Nevertheless, we are already witnessing the most extensive changes in the former Soviet Union since the collapse of what was once a single state. …”
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Gendering the Struggle: Women’s Voices of Resistance and the Jewish Movement in the Soviet Union by Nadia Iermakov, Nehemia Stern

“…We argue that an assessment of the personal stories of Jewish female activists in the former Soviet Union reveals a uniquely meaningful impact on the exodus of Jewry from the Soviet Union, the image of the Soviet Jewish struggle in the international arena, and the establishment of a human rights movements in its support. …”
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Russian border security: trends of post-soviet transformation by Serghei Golunov

“…This challenge was further compounded by the unprecedented management of 13 thousand kilometers of newly established borders with other states of the former Soviet Union. This article examines the evolving trends in Russian border security policy, encompassing the management of these new borders, endeavors to integrate Russia’s border security spaces with those of its post-Soviet allies, and the impacts of geopolitical expansionism. …”
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Recent Article 3 judgments regarding extradition to CIS countries by Tseytlina, Olga

“…These factors were all taken into consideration by the ECtHR when judging the cases that are reviewed in this article of extradition to countries in the former Soviet Union.…”
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Health, place, and society by Shaw, M, Dorling, D, Mitchell, R

“…It is also international in scope, with examples from Europe, America and the former Soviet Union/communist bloc. These examples are used comparatively with British case studies. …”

Refugee movements in the post-Cold War era by Loescher, G

“…Democratization, problems of nationality and minority rights, and structural, political, economic, environmental and social changes in the post-Cold War world (especially in large parts of the developing world and in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union), are likely to result in growing numbers of refugees and internally displaced persons in the years ahead. …”