Dmitry V. Shlapentokh

Dmitry V. Shlapentokh
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Dmitry V. Shlapentokh is an Associate Professor of History at Indiana University South Bend. He teaches World and Russian/Soviet and post-Soviet history and is the author of several books and articles, and recieved his PhD from the University of Chicago. He was born in USSR.

The distant fate of Russia’s Far East
The distant fate of Russia’s Far East
Demonstrations in Vladivostok a decade ago were quelled, but an attitude of independence from faraway Moscow remains.
Koreas, gas pipelines, and Russia’s ties that bind
Koreas, gas pipelines, and Russia’s ties that bind
Kim Jong-un’s summit with Donald Trump captured attention, but on the Korean Peninsula, many convoluted ploys are afoot.
Japan, South Korea and the West’s tension with Russia
Japan, South Korea and the West’s tension with Russia
Why did Japan and South Korea not join the expulsion of Russian diplomats after the Skripal attack?
Russian pragmatism on display in South East Asia
Russian pragmatism on display in South East Asia
Moscow has little to sell besides gas, oil, and military hardware – and that drives Russian policy in the region.
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