Research & Publications

IERES faculty and visiting scholars are actively engaged in research on vital issues facing Europe and Eurasia. Their research appears regularly in leading academic journals, prestigious university presses, and important media outlets.

Journals

IERES Partnership with The Bridge Research Network

The Bridge Research is a peer-to-peer network of university researchers in the post-Soviet states and Central Europe, members of which mine data and conduct field research in their respective localities. In the circumstances of global pandemic, The Bridge Research offers unique infrastructure for empirical research abroad. The platform helps to conduct archival research, collect data, arrange polls and interviews, provide regional literature reviews, and support researchers in many other ways. It has worked with scholars from Duke, Harvard, Georgetown, American University. The Bridge Research is a partner of the IERES and offers special terms and conditions for our research community.

You can learn more at https://thebridge.network/.

OSCE Network of Think Tanks and Academic Institutions 

The Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies is a member of the OSCE Network of Think Tanks and Academic Institutions. The Network’s members are think tanks and academic institutions from OSCE participating and partner States that are engaged in academic research and policy analysis on issues relevant to the OSCE’s three dimensions of security. Find out more information about the Network here.

Center for Independent Social Research, Inc. (CISRus)

CISRus is a non-profit association of scholars and experts working on issues related to the post-communist transformation. They conduct unbiased, in-depth social research to enrich scientific knowledge and strengthen civil society. CISRus’ mission is to:

Improve scholarly understanding of post-communist societies using knowledge drawn from interdisciplinary work in the social sciences.

Support students and young scholars in the social sciences during the early stages of their professional careers.

Find out more about their work and additional resources on the CISRus Blog.