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Tatiana KASTOUÉVA-JEAN
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Tatiana
KASTOUÉVA-JEAN

Director of the Russia/Eurasia Center, Ifri
 

Research Areas:

  • Russian domestic and foreign policy
  • Russian economy
  • Russian elites and society
  • Ukraine
  • Developments in the Eurasia region

Tatiana Kastouéva-Jean has headed the Russia/Eurasia Center since 2014. She graduated from Yekaterinburg State University and has a Franco-Russian Masters in International Relations from Sciences-Po/MGIMO in Moscow. She also obtained a DEA in international relations at the University of Marne-la-Vallée.

Tatiana Kastouéva-Jean heads the trilingual electronic collection "Russia.Eurasia.Visions".

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Is Putin’s System Built to Last?

01 June 2015

The annexation of Crimea and the Ukraine crisis have enabled Vladimir Putin once again to put on a display of Russian dominance, uniting the nation around core conservative values. 

Tatiana KASTOUÉVA-JEAN
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Russia’s Domestic Evolution: What Impact on its Foreign Policy?

20 April 2015

Throughout the Ukraine crisis, the West has been surprised at the brutality of Russia's reaction. It has also been surprised by the broad support for Vladimir Putin's policy among the country’s elites and the population at large (88% of whom back the policy), despite the impact of sanctions and countermeasures that are contributing to the deterioration of the country's economy. This level of support cannot be attributed solely to Russia's propaganda machine, though it has been exerting unprecedented influence since early 2014.

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Wrong Road to Harvard

28 November 2011
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Higher Education, the Key to Russia's Competitiveness

16 April 2008

In terms of higher education, Russia displays indicators worthy of enthusiasm: a high level of people benefiting from higher education, an increase in the number of students and the multiplication in the number of higher education establishments. Higher education is increasingly in demand, since diplomas have both professional and social value. This educational boom seems to correspond to the Russian authorities' declared aim to develop a 'knowledge economy'. After a period of crisis during the 1990s, public policy in this domain is gaining strength. Nevertheless, questions remain unanswered: will this policy be pursued after the presidential elections of March 2008 and will it be able to take on the challenge that Russian growth represents?

This paper is based on the seminar presentation "Higher Education in Russia, Potential and Challenges", which took place on 28 January 2008 at the Institut français des relations internationales (Ifri).

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