Andranik Migranyan

John Mearsheimer

Roderick Macfarquhar

Fabiano Mielniczuk

Nail Mukharyamov

Ali Naser Mohamed

Rein Müllerson

Alexander Maryasov

Arun Mohanty

Dmitry Mosyakov

Andranik Migranyan

Russian Federation

Public figure; Political scientist; Director, Institute for Democracy and Cooperation, the New York City Branch (since 2008).

Member, Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (CFDP). Member, Academy of Political Sciences; Chairman, Research Council, CIS Institute; Member, Public Chamber of the Russian Federation (second convocation); Member of numerous Russian and international scientific and public associations and organizations.

Previous positions: Member, Presidential Council of the Russian Federation (1993–2000); Senior Advisor to the Committee on Foreign Relations, Supreme Council of the Russian Federation (1992–1993); Chief Advisor to the Committee on CIS Problems of Russian Parliament (The State Duma) (1994–1995); Vice-president, Reforma Foundation (1993– 2003); First Vice-President, Soglasiye Foundation (2004–2008); Chairman of the commission, Public Chamber of the Russian Federation (first convocation); Professor, MGIMO University.

Selected publications: Democracy in Russian mirror (with Adam Przeworski, 2013); Russia’s modernization and civil society (2003); Russia. From Chaos to Order? (2001); Russia in Search for Identity (1997); Democracy and Morality (1989).

Authored over 600 articles in Russian and foreign languages.

Awarded the Medal of Honor by a Presidential Decree (2009).

Materials

Opinions

Armenian Genocide - One of the Biggest Tragedies of the 20-th Century

According to a number of authoritative expert views on the matter, the genocide on the Armenians continued for a few decades in the Ottoman Empire. The Armenian people suffered the heaviest losses in the period 1894-1896, when about 300, 000 were exterminated.

20.05.2015

Opinions

West Has Suffered a Crushing Defeat in Ukraine

We have witnessed the total defeat of western Ukraine, Western nationalists and the West in general, which made the unfortunate decision to support the anti-government activity. They failed to realize that the collapse of Yanukovych means the collapse of Ukrainian unity. They set fire to their own home and planted a time bomb under Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

07.03.2014

Opinions

Putin Ready for Dialogue

Part of the opposition believes that dialogue is not possible without Putin’s unconditional surrender. These people are not ready for any talks or dialogue. There are others who are also dissatisfied with the status quo and want to express their opinion. For them dialogue in the form of articles, speeches and Q&A sessions began long ago.