Great Eurasia: Civilizational Space and Designing the Future by Igor F. Kefeli

“…Awakening public interest in the Eurasianism coincided with the objective trend of integration States that emerged in Eurasia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Offensive Antropocene as new geological epoch and global developments Eurasia’s «geopolitical plates», the industrial revolution 4.0 and the resultant feeling of «life in the crumbles world» fundamentally change the inner world of man, power over which all more tightly beginning to capture mechanisms to algorithmization of conduct and Artificial Intelligence. …”
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“Патриотический примордиализм”: воображение этничности и нации в постсоветском Азербайджане. Социологическое эссе... by Sergey Rumyantsev

“…The growth of this interest, of course, cannot be a great surprise. The collapse of the Soviet Union, for the majority of Azerbaijanis, including (but not only) politicians, experts and social researchers, was directly connected with the nationalistic movements in the former Soviet republics. …”
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“The bright past”, or whose (hi)story? Challenges in Russia and Serbia today by Adler Nanci

“…In Russia, two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Stalin’s popularity soared in nationwide polls, as many recalled the country’s former prestige and their previous sense of security. …”
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The Humanization of Education: Some Major Contemporary Challenges for an Innovative Concept by Reinhard Golz, Olga Graumann, David Whybra

“…The authors characterize some of these challenges to education theorists and practical pedagogues against the background of the ideas of a “Humanization of Education” that emerged in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union and led to the founding of the “International Academy for the Humanization of Education” (IAHE) in 1995. …”
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International Humanitarian Law and the Model Legislation of the CIS by I. I. Коtlyarov, Yu. V. Puzyreva

“…The article notes that the armed conflicts emerged after collapse of the Soviet Union on the territories of the CIS member states gave rise to conclusion of agreements in the sphere of the international humanitarian law (IHL). …”
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BILATERAL COOPERATION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN IN ECONOMIC SPHERE by Rustem Eleusinovich Sagindikov

“…The article discusses the main directions of the bilateral Russia-Kazakhstan cooperation after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States, which are based on the joint agreement “on Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance” between the Republic of Kazakhstanand the Russian Federation, as well as a number of other treaties and agreements. …”
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Foreign relations in Central Asia: a comparison between the soviet and post-soviet era by Enayatolah Yazdani

“…Yet, during the Russian and then the Soviet rule in Central Asia, the region’s republics had no independent position in international relations as foreign affairs was formed and managed by the central government in Moscow. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 made salient the geopolitical, economic, and cultural importance of the fi ve former Soviet Central Asian republics. …”
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PENGAYAAN SENJATA NUKLIR SEBAGAI MODAL EKONOMI KOREA UTARA by Theofilus Jose Setiawan, Maria Sukmaniara, Jain Komboy, Darynaufal Mulyaman

“…However, after the collapse of the Soviet Union and China's lack initiatives from helping North Korea, the North Korean economy worsened. …”
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Mandelstam – Planck Polemics and its Representation in the Soviet Scientific Literature: Ideological Metamorphoses by Alexander Pechenkin

“…The situation changed after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Russian physicists came to treat Planck’s position as the correct one. …”
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Dichotomy of the "state – society" and economic liberalism myth by Orekhovsky Petr, A.

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union, most economists and sociologists have concluded that humanity finally found the optimum, the highest form of political and economic structure. …”
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Combined and uneven energy transitions: reactive decarbonization in Cuba and Venezuela by Donald V. Kingsbury

“…By considering the 'Special Period in Times of Peace' in Cuba, as the decade following the collapse of the Soviet Union was known, and Venezuela's overlapping crises since 2014 as energy transitions, this article highlights difficulties along the path to more sustainable and just futures. …”
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La configuración del nuevo orden internacional, 1989-2005 by Franco Cardini

“…One position argues that this new phase in international politics has its roots in the years 1989–1990, with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union; another school of thought holds that events which have taken place since the attacks fall within a political framework that has been in existence since 1997–1998, articulated primarily in the "Project for a New American Century", a document written by a group of neo-conservative thinkers. …”
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Russia’s Policy in the Middle East in the Context of the Crisis in Syria: Challenges and Opportunities by Ahmad Naser Vakhshiteh

“…The author comes to the following conclusions: Russian foreign policy in the Middle East after the collapse of the Soviet Union has gone through several stages of development from almost complete suspension in solving regional problems to an active role not only as a player, but also as a mediator of many regional processes, and above all the Syrian crisis. …”
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Transport Issues in Post-Soviet Central Asia by Jarmo Eronen

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union the Central Asianproducers have been actively and partly successfully looking forcompensating markets. …”
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Georgia-China: Political, Economic and Humanitarian Aspects of Cooperation by G G Machavariani

“…This research embraces the historical period since the collapse of the Soviet Union up to the current period. Political processes bringing about for the last years throughout post-soviet space are considered within the context of confrontation between global players in the South Caucasus trying to establish their domination - Russia, the USA and EU and from recent times China. …”
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Rethinking Psychiatric Terror against Nationalists in Ukraine: Spatial Dimensions of Post-Stalinist State Violence by Olga Bertelsen

“…The medicalization of social control, psychiatric abuses, state violence and brutality exacerbated non-violent popular resistance in Ukraine, which culminated in political activism of Ukrainian patriots in the late 1980s, contributing greatly to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the emergence of independent Ukraine. …”
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Using an Active Learning Approach (the 4-H model) to Stimulate Social Change: Youth and Community Development in the Republic of Kyrgyzstan by Timothy K. Kock

“…As Kyrgyzstan recovers from the collapse of the Soviet Union, the youth of this Newly Independent State (NIS) face troubling times. …”
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Currency crises in post-Soviet economies — a never ending story? by Marek Dabrowski

“…Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, its successor states have suffered from cyclical currency crises. …”
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Evaluation of Developing Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) by Mahmoud Haerian Ardakani

“…ECO is one of the relatively successful regional trade associations over the world and Iran is also an active member since it has been founded. After collapse of the Soviet :union:, a group of new independent Moslem countries along with Afghanistan has joined the ECO. …”
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Russian politics and geographical variable fixed in under the geostrategic changes (A study in the geo-political perspective and geopolitics) by مهيمن عبد الحليم الوادي

“…The purpose of this study is to show the constants and variables geography in Russian policy in light of variables geostrategic witnessed by the world, especially after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the disintegration to fifteen Republic became the Russian Federation and the heir to the Soviet Union, Geography particularly important because the impact of its data in policy making less change ofothers, and explain the political choices cannot achieve security through its relationship constants geographical (natural or human) paint forms of economic activity and determine the points they national security. issue is the geographical this or that country is determined by its policy also specifies the way in which thinks policy makers by the short-termand long term. here comes the importance of the study to analyze and detect the strengths and weakness in the Russian Federation and its impact on policymaking and what is the role that can be played on the stage of international politics and in particular the Arab world.…”
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