The Harriman Institute Core Project is designed to bring together leading researchers, scholars at Columbia and the New York area, Harriman post-doctoral fellows, and graduate students whose research explores a particular topic focused on Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe. Projects are awarded every academic year.
The last 25 years of transition in Eurasia witnessed institutional transformation on a historical scale. New institutions aimed to cement the rule of law, pluralistic democracies and market economies in the region, but hindsight suggests that transition was...
The 2013-2014 Harriman Institute Core Project, "Empire and Information," is being directed by Professor Austin Long and two postdoctoral fellows, Dr. ...
Harriman Institute 2012-13 Core Project
...Harriman Institute 2011-12 Core Project
Alan Timberlake, Director
The 2011-12 Harriman Institute Core Project is a discussion on migrations, of various times and for various reasons and among various countries. Alan...
Harriman Institute 2010-2011 Core Project...
Harriman Institute 2009-2010...
Harriman Institute 2007-08 Core Project
Directed by Mark Mazower (History Department), this research project proposes a new historical framework for understanding Russia’s place in the world. It seeks to...
Harriman Institute 2006-2007...
