Research Programmes
Our six core programmes drive interdisciplinary research across the critical dimensions of Eurasian security, economics, and governance.
Eurasian Security Architecture
Led by Dr. Tomasz Kowalski
Examining the evolution of collective security frameworks across Eurasia, from the CSTO to bilateral defence agreements, and assessing the impact of great power competition on regional stability.
Trade Corridors & Economic Integration
Led by Dr. Margaret Chen
Analysing transcontinental trade routes, tariff harmonisation, and the institutional infrastructure underpinning Eurasian economic connectivity from Lisbon to Vladivostok.
Governance & Institutional Reform
Led by Prof. Karim Nazarbayev
Studying political transformation, institutional capacity-building, and rule-of-law development across Eurasian states undergoing democratic transition.
Energy Security & Transition
Led by Dr. Aisha Sultanova
Investigating energy interdependencies, pipeline politics, and the green transition across major Eurasian energy producers and consumers.
Diplomatic Networks & Conflict Resolution
Led by Amb. Friedrich Bauer
Facilitating track-two diplomatic initiatives and researching negotiation frameworks for protracted conflicts in the post-Soviet space and beyond.
International Law & Norms
Led by Dr. Elena Volkov
Exploring the application and evolution of international legal frameworks in the Eurasian context, including territorial sovereignty, sanctions regimes, and human rights obligations.
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