Can American exceptionalism adjust to a multipolar world?
Dmitry Suslov, the Deputy Director of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the HSE about a reassment of standard approaches to American dippomacy.
Degree
Saint Petersburg State Technical University of Plant Polymers
Degree
Saint Petersburg State University
Degree
Saint Petersburg State University
Dmitry Suslov conducts research on various issues of World Politics and International Relations, including the US Global Strategy and Russia-US relations, problems of Governance of the International System, EU evolution and policies and Russia-EU relations, problems of European, Atlantic and Eurasian security, Russian Foreign Policy. He also acts as a regular consultant of the Russian government institutions and business enterprises on the US policies and US-Russia relations, EU-Russia relations, and European and Euro-Atlantic security issues.
Supervision of the HSE Basic Research Program projects on International Relations and Russian Foreign Policy, participation in these projects. Participation in applied research programs implemented by the CCEIS. Consultancy on Russian foreign and defense policy, US-Russia and EU-Russia relations, US foreign policy. Preparation of academic and policy papers on international relations and foreign policy, US-Russia and EU-Russia relations.
A. Portnova, The Evolution of the EU Policy towards Ukraine in the Context of "Ukrainian Crisis". Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Ryzhakov, The Evolution of the US Approaches To the Problem of Arms Control During the Trump's Administration. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Chelnokova, The Problem of Overcoming Confrontational Tendencies in Russian-American Relations during the Administration of D. Trump. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Malinina, The Evolution of the UK-US Security Cooperation after the End of the Cold War. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
E. Litvinenko, Comparative Analysis of the Influence of American Business on US Foreign Policy under the B. Obama and D. Trump Administrations. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Osetrova, Particularities of the Concept of Greatpowerness in Russian and American Contemporary Political Discourse. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
D. Suprun, Sanctions as a Tool of US Policy under the Administration of Donald Trump. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Elizarova, The Role of Lobbying in US Foreign Policy Towards Russia (1991-2018). Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2019
P. Vedeniapina, The Role of a President and Civil Society in American Soft Power (Trump Administration Case Study). Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2019
M. Lysenko, US Policy in Relation to North Korea’s Nuclear Programme at the Modern Stage. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
G. Iashkin, The Specificity of Applying Economic Instruments of US Foreign Policy during D.Trump Administration. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
K. Bogoutdinova, The Main Problems and Tendencies of Gas Relations between Russia and the EU at the Current Stage. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
A. Lidin, Critical Analysis of the Democratic Peace Theory. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
D. Svistunova, The Issues and Prospects of Current US-Russia Relations (from 2014 to Present). Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
A. Selyavin, US-Russia Relations in the Post-Soviet Space under the Ukrainian Crisis. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
S. Masagutova, The Results of Barack Obama`s Policy on Iran`s Nuclear Program. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
A. Tekoteva, Main Trends of the Modern US Policy Towards Chile. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
D. Svitenko, Evolution and Prospects of the US Foreign Policy in the Greater Middle East During Obama`s Administration. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
T. Bochkov, The U.S.-Russia Collaboration: Current Challenges of Combatting International Terrorism. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2016
A. Baxareva, U.S. - Latin America Energy Cooperation as an Instrument of Strenghtening the United States’ Regional Influence. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
A. Nesterenko, US Approaches to the Mediation of International and Intrastate Conflicts in the Greater Middle East.. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
B. Rocca, The Russian Factor in the EU Policy towards the Western Balkans. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
S. Coppola, Issue of International Security between Europe and Russia. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
A. Lolaev, EU Policy towards USA during the Administration of Donald Trump. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2020
E. Levina, The Impact of the EU Eastern Partnership on European Security. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2019
A. Lidin, Analysis of Creation, Development and the Current State of European Integration Through the Prism of Realist School of Thought in International Relations. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2019
M. Volodina, Transformation of the Translantic Relations on the Issues of Hard Security in the Period of D. Trump's Presidency. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2019
A. Yambars, Transformation of the US-Russia Relations under the Influence of the Ukrainian Crisis. Faculty of Social Sciences, 2018
I. Shokotko, Evolution of the EU Policy in the Field of Migration under the Influence of the Migrant Crisis (2015 to present) with the Example of a Deal with Turkey. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
M. Tyulegenova, Evolution of the European Union's Policy towards the Eastern Partnership Countries (2009-2017). Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2018
I. Balkova, The Transformation the EU’s Energy Policy in Relations with Russia Influenced by the Ukrainian Factor. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
U. Normatov, Policy of the European Union in Relation to the Candidate Countries for EU Membership (in example Turkey). Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
T. Urakov, Chinese Direction of the U.S. Foreign Policy during Obama’s Administration. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
A. Marchi', EU Gas Policy Transformation in the Context of EU-Russia Relations. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2017
R. Sattarov, South-East Asia in Security Policy of US and China. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2016
T. Borisov, Systemic Factors in the Russian - Indian Military-Technical Cooperation. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2016
N. Vyatskina, The USA Factor in Russia and European Union Energy Relations. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
A. Karpova, The Problems and Prospects of Interaction Between Russia and European Union in Local Crises Settlement. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
A. Norenko, The Prospects of the EU - USA Free Trade Zone Establishment. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
A. Fernandes Osorio, 2008 Russian Military Reform: An Adequate Response to Global Threats and Challenges of the Twenty First Century?. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
M. Chernavcev, Approaches of the main EU member states to the issue of Transatlantic free trade zone creation. Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, 2014
Economy and Politics of North American Countries (Bachelor’s programme; Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs; field of study "38.03.01. Экономика", field of study "41.03.05. Международные отношения"; 3 year, 1-4 module)Rus
Economy and Politics of North American Countries (Bachelor’s programme; Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs; field of study "38.03.01. Экономика", field of study "41.03.05. Международные отношения"; 3 year, 1-4 module)Rus
Economy and Politics of North American Countries (Bachelor’s programme; Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs; field of study "38.03.01. Экономика", field of study "41.03.05. Международные отношения"; 3 year, 1-4 module)Rus
Before joining the CFDP and the NRU-HSE, Dmitry Suslov worked as a Foreign Affairs Staff Writer for Nezavisimaya Gazeta (The Independent Newspaper) – one of the most respected liberal Federal editions in Russia. Performing as a journalist, Mr. Suslov published about 300 reports, commentaries, surveys and interviewers on various issues of world affairs and Russian Foreign Policy.
Dmitry Suslov, the Deputy Director of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the HSE about a reassment of standard approaches to American dippomacy.
To improve its global competitiveness, Russia needs an independent environmental agenda along with a concept for environmental protection, and it makes sense to suggest a ‘global clean deal’ to Europe. A report outlining this, prepared by a team of experts from HSE University, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and environmentalists, was presented at TASS.
On Wednesday, January 27th, the School of International Regional Studies of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs of HSE University, within the framework of the permanent online seminar “Contemporary Area Studies”, organized a discussion with Maxim Suchkov, Senior Researcher at the Center for Advanced American Studies, IIAMGIMO, on the topic "America in 2021: up or down?"
On January 23 Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs of the National Research University Higher School of Economics arranged Expert Panel on US-Russia Relations for the Stanford US-Russia Forum 2021 delegates. This Panel traditionally opens the series of SURF events in Moscow. This year the Panel was conducted online.
The speakers analyzed the current international context of the US-Russia relations, domestic trends in the US and their impact on the US policy towards Russia, prospects for the US foreign policy and US-Russia relations during the Biden Administration. After the discussion, which was moderated by Dmitry Suslov, the panelists answered the SURF delegates’ questions.
The HSE University in cooperation with The Harvard University and other partners have completed The Second Boot Camp of the Arms Control Negotiation Academy (ACONA).
On Friday, November 6, 2020 Dmitry Suslov, Deputy Director of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies and Senior Lecturer at the Department of International Relations at HSE University, gave a public online lecture “The US after the Presidential Elections 2020: Prospects for Foreign Policy and US-Russian Relations.”
The American journal "The National Interest" published an article by Dmitry Suslov "Why the 2020 Election Has Become a Geopolitical Russian Roulette", which contains the comments of the research professor Fyodor Lukyanov, as well as the deputy director of CCEIS, Dmitry Suslov.
There is a danger that by focusing entirely on the pandemic Russia and the international community might get distracted from addressing fundamental problems―devising and implementing a new, future-oriented ideological base and agenda for Russia’s foreign policy
Deputy Director of CCEIS Dmitry Suslov, research assistants Darya Malyutina and Anna Osetrova took part in the annual conference of the University Consortium “Rethinking Dividing Lines”.
Dmitry Suslov, deputy Director of CCEIS, published the article "John Bolton’s Departure as a ‘Window of Opportunity’" on the website of the Valdai Discussion Club.
Every summer, HSE’s International Summer University attracts students, graduate students, post-docs, and professionals from around the world who wish to spend several weeks in Moscow to deepen their knowledge in a variety of fields. With the programme entering its second month, HSE News Service sat down with several students to talk about their impressions of it so far.
The CCEIS Deputy Director Dmitry Suslov has published an article for the Valdai Club entitled "The Mueller Report Extends, Not Resolves the US-Russia Stalemate"
From February 25 to March 2, HSE’s Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs hosted an academic module of the University Consortium, an inter-regional training programme for outstanding students that aims to promote mutual understanding, balanced analysis, and genuine dialogue among the US, EU, and Russia.
Dmitry Suslov, the Deputy Director at the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies (CCEIS), gave an interview to Russian News Agency TASS about the results of Vladimir Putin’s annual press conference.
Dmitry Suslov, the Deputy Director at the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies, published the article about new Valdai Club report «Living in a Crumbling World».
Dmitry Suslov, Deputy Director at the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies, gave the interview to the Italian daily newspaper «Corriere Della Sera».
German Campus Verlag publishing house published a book “Multipolarity : The promise of disharmony”, edited by Peter W. Schulze.
On May 22 the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs hosted the roundtable discussion with the delegation from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy dedicated to the future world order and the US-Russian relations.
By early spring, HSE will have launched a range of new courses on Coursera in psychology, computer language analysis, economics, media and international relations.
The fourth HSE International Summer University has drawn to a close. The programme continues to grow and evolve. This year over 160 students from 46 universities came to HSE to take courses in International Relations & Politics, Computer Science, Russian Studies, Economics, Culture & History.
On November 6, the first module of the University Consortium began at Columbia University (New York). The Consortium was formed this autumn by Columbia, Harvard, the Free University of Berlin, Oxford, the Higher School of Economics, and the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. Students and faculty from the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs represent HSE in the project.
On November 19-20, 2014 HSE hosted a conference on Global Governance: Nominal, Real and Alternative Structures. The conference was largely focused on the paradigm shift in geopolitical and geoeconomic structures of the modern world, as well as the underlying causes and long-term implications of such changes.
On July 3-10, the IV International Russian-Chinese Summer School on International Relations, ‘Space and Time in the Eurasian Era,’ took place in Moscow. The event was organized by the HSE and East China Normal University. A total of 15 Russian and 12 Chinese students are taking part in the summer school. The summer school, whose working language is English, is intended for undergraduate and graduate students from Russia and China that are interested in international relations.