Larisa Deriglazova
Former Fulbright Scholar
Professional Affiliation
Professor, Department of World Politics; Head, Centre for European Studies; and Head, Master Degree Program on EU Studies, Tomsk State University, Russia
Expert Bio
Larisa Deriglazova is a professor at Department of World Politics, Head of Centre for European Studies and Head of Master Degree Program on EU Studies at Tomsk State University, Russia. Her main areas of expertise are international conflicts and European Union studies. Larisa had a Kennan-Fulbright Fellowship at Wilson Center for International Scholars in 2009. Larisa had internships and long-time cooperation with Oxford University and Kent University in UK, Free University of Brussels and KU Leaven in Belgium, Giessen University and University of Gottingen in Germany, Siena University in Italy, Tampere University in Finland, Stockholm University in Sweden and more. She has been Jean Monnet Chair, 2012-2015, and Head of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, 2015-2018. Her publications with overall number of 150 include Great Power, Small Wars: Asymmetric Conflict since 1945 (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014); Nuclear Non-proliferation. Teaching manual. (ed., Tomsk State University Press, 2017); “Still Looking for a Partnership? EU-Russia Cooperation in the Field of Higher Education” in Journal of Contemporary European Studies. 2019. Vol. 27, № 1 (with Makinen S.); “Russia and the European Union in Eulerian Circles of “Europe” in Russia in Global Affairs. 2018. #4; How much ‘Europeaness’ remains in Russia? In Anthropological Journal of European Cultures. Vol. 26, No. 1 (2017).
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Insight & Analysis by Larisa Deriglazova
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- Society and Culture
Russia’s Scholars Are Silenced at Home and Isolated Abroad
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- Global Governance
The Soviet Union’s Demise As Seen by Today’s Russians
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- Elections
German and Russian September Elections: Russian Perspectives Diverge
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- US Domestic Policy
U.S. Election Offers Russians a Back Door to Criticizing Their Own System
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- Historical Memory
The Two Sides of the Victory Medal
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- Historical Memory
WEBCAST: Victory Day and Russia’s Politics of History
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- History
The Kremlin’s Revision of Russia’s Revolutionary Legacy
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- Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding