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Research focus: • Armed conflicts • Terrorism • Insurgency • Human security • Peace processes • Peace-building • Political economy of conflicts |
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RECENT CHAPTERS: 
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Stepanova E., “Russia: Beyond the Global South-North Framework,” in
Transforming
the War on Drugs: Warriors, Victims and Vulnerable Regions (London: Hurst, 2021),
pp. 253–296.
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Stepanova E.,
“Terrorism
in the Russian Empire”, in The
Cambridge History of Terrorism (Cambridge University Press, 2021), pp. 284–312.• Stepanova E., “Terrorism in post-Soviet Russia”, in The Cambridge History of Terrorism, pp. 313–332.
RECENT BOOK: 
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Stepanova E., ISIS
and the Phenomenon of Foreign Terrorist Fighters in Syria and Iraq (Moscow: IMEMO, 2020), 198 p.Book in Russian |
RECENT ARTICLES:
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Stepanova E. “Foreign Terrorist Fighters from Russia in and after Syria and Iraq:
(Trans) National Trends and Threats”, in Studies in Conflict and Terrorism,
vol. 46, no. 11 (2023), pp. 2214–2240.
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Stepanova E. and Golunov S.,
“Peace
processes, violence, and de facto states: introduction,”
Pathways to Peace and Security,” no. 1(62), Special Issue:
Peace
Processes, Violence, and De Facto States (2022), pp. 7–29.
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Stepanova E.,
“Russia, Central Asia and
non-traditional security threats from Afghanistan following the US withdrawal,”
Global Policy, vol. 13, no. 1 (2022), pp. 138–145.
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Stepanova E.,
“Russia
and the search for a negotiated solution in Afghanistan,”
in Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 73, no. 5 (2021), pp. 928–952. |
