Changing Perceptions: How Russians and Americans View Each Other

The United States and Russia have traditionally formed perceptions of each other through the triple prism of media and popular culture, academic studies, and policy-oriented research. How has the current crisis in the relationship altered these perspectives? What larger trends are influencing our understanding of one another? The co-editors of the newly-published Russian/Soviet Studies in the United States/Amerikanistika in Russia will discuss these issues.

Speakers

Victoria Zhuravleva

Professor of History and International Relations, Chair of the Department of American Studies, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia; Former Fulbright-Kennan Scholar

Ivan Kurilla

Former Short-Term Scholar;
Professor, History and International Relations; Director, Department Development Partnership Program, Academic Director of the IMARES program, European University at St. Petersburg, Russia

Michael David-Fox

Director, Center for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies (CERES); Professor, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service/Department of History

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