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Through the Dragon’s Eyes: Rethinking Sino-Soviet Relations of the Late 1950s
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Kozylov I.

Russia in Global Affairs. 2024. Vol. 22.

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Climate Policies in the BRICS Countries: The Interrelation between GHG Emissions Reduction and Socio-Economic Development

Stepanov I. A., Makarov I. A., Anna Shuranova et al.

In bk.: COVID-19 and Climate Change in BRICS Nations: Beyond the Paris Agreement and Agenda 2030. Routledge, 2024. Ch. 4. P. 49-79.

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Revolutions and democracy. Can democracies stop violence?

Ustyuzhanin V., Korotayev A.

social sciences & humanities. SAGE advance, 2022

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Talking Chinese, Writing Articles, and Drinking Tea: What Chinese Club Students Did this Year

Talking Chinese, Writing Articles, and Drinking Tea: What Chinese Club Students Did this Year
The HSE Chinese Student Club at the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs School of Asian Studies has completed its 2021/22 season. Its participants and organisers talked to the HSE News Service about how they discuss China’s socio-economic, political, and cultural development as part of the club’s events.

HSE School of Asian Studies Celebrates World Arabic Language Day

HSE School of Asian Studies Celebrates World Arabic Language Day
In honour of the event, the university’s Palmyra Club held an evening of Arabic poetry. The future orientalists read works by their favourite authors, as well as their own translations of the poems. School of Asian Studies graduates, who had won grants to study at a university in Qatar, also shared their recommendations as to who should study Arabic.

Ringing in the New Year, Asian Style

Students of the School of Asian Studies rang in the Korean and Chinese New Years, respectively, with lively celebrations this past week.

HSE Students Serve as Interpreters at International Conferences

HSE Students Serve as Interpreters at International Conferences
First-year students in the Masters’ programme on Socio-political and Economic Development of Modern Asia recently took part in a number of conferences by serving as interpreters at the events for official foreign delegations.

Calligraphy Workshop Participants Take a Trip Through Chinese History

Calligraphy Workshop Participants Take a Trip Through Chinese History
‘Calligraphy and painting are two arts that have different names, but are one and the same,’ wrote Chinese art historian Zhang Yanyuan. Participants of the School of Asian Studies’ lecture and workshop ‘The Magic of Chinese Characters and the Secret of Calligraphy,’ which took place at the State Museum of Oriental Art as part of the Open University project, were able to witness this firsthand.