Center on Russia and the United States :: Other Russian Programs

Davis Center for Russian Studies at Harvard University. The Center aims at developing of fundamental knowledge about Russia, its culture, and its institutions. The Center also examines Russia in its regional and historical context, and welcomes and supports the study of neighboring countries that have been either integrated with, or subordinated to, the Russian state at various periods in history, or whose experience poses intellectual problems similar to those of Russia. Thus, subjects of research also include the other members of the Commonwealth of Independent States, former Soviet republics that do not belong to the CIS, and the countries of Eastern and Central Europe.

The Russian and East European Studies Council at Yale University. A potentially interesting link.

Brown University Slavic Department. The program presents the Slavic world not as a monolithic whole, but rather as consisting of a number of diverse cultures and traditions with emphasis on the languages and cultures of Russia and Czech Republic.

Center for European & Russian Studies at UCLA. The Center serves as an organized research unit for the programs offered at UCLA. The website also contains links to important American, European, and Russian resources.

Department of Slavic Languages and Literature at University of Washington. The website offers information about the East European and Russian programs at the University and contains links to a number of websites associated with Eastern Europe and Russia.