Publications

Eurasian Migration Papers A series of reports—produced jointly by the Kennan Institute and the Comparative Urban Studies Program of the Woodrow Wilson Center—that examines migrant communities in Eurasian cities.

William C. Brumfield's Discovering Russia Series, from Tri Kvadrata Publishers Discovering Russia is a series of books that showcase the architecture of Russia's regions through artistic photographs and scholarly texts. Each volume highlights a particular town and its region, photographed and researched by William Craft Brumfield, historian of Russian architecture, and professor of Slavic studies at Tulane University.

Annual Reports Reports outlining the activities of the Kennan Institute during a program year, including scholars, conferences, events, and publications, as well as reports on other Institute activities.

Books A listing of the latest books from the Kennan Institute/Woodrow Wilson Center Press. The Woodrow Wilson Center Press publishes books by fellows, other resident scholars, and staff.

Occasional Papers Reports on completed research projects or works-in-progress written by resident scholars and visiting speakers.

Kennan Briefs Short policy-relevant briefs from workshop participants or resident scholars.

Meeting Reports Summaries of those Institute lectures of greatest relevance to the general public and policy-making community.

New Orleans and Odesa: Cities of Empire, Diversity, and Disaster This brochure explores the similarities between New Orleans and Odesa, two port cities with idiosyncratic urban cultures and similar historical legacies. It highlights Kennan Institute programming on these two cities, as well as efforts to bring them together through art and culture.

Moscow and Kyiv: Changing Cities and Migrant Magnets A Kennan Institute and Comparative Urban Studies Project report on the situation of migrants in Russia and Ukraine, with a particular focus on Moscow and Kyiv. Also includes an overview of Kennan Institute migration-related programming and publications.

National Security and Human Rights A report on the June 29, 2006 conference held in Moscow focusing on human rights and national security in the age of terrorism. The conference was convened by the Kennan Institute, the Center for the Development of Democracy and Human Rights, and the New Eurasia Foundation. The conference was timed to coincide with the G-8 Summit being held in St. Petersburg.

Culture/Kultura: Russian Influences on American Performing Arts and Sport In 2002-2003, the Kennan Institute hosted a series of five seminars on Russian influences on American sport, dance, music, theater, and film. This publication reviews the events of the Culture/Kultura series. It contains a general overview of Russian influences on American culture, together with summaries and images from each of the five events in the series.

Nontraditional Immigrants in Kyiv A report on the results of a 2001-2002 study conducted by the Kennan Institute's Kyiv Project. The study highlighted the demographic changes that have affected post-Soviet Ukraine as a whole and Kyiv in particular since the country became a destination for migrants from countries outside of the CIS. The report provides extensive sociological data on Kyiv's nontraditional immigrant communities.

Indispensable Knowledge: Rebuliding Russian Studies for the 21st Century A report on the future of Russian studies by Stephen E. Hanson and Blair A. Ruble

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