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Analysis and Forecasting. IMEMO Journal

Rubric: Forecasting studies

2024

Number 4

V. Pantin
Why Is It Necessary to Study Cycles and Waves of Political Development? (An Interview with the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief)

2023

Number 4

I. Semenenko, I. Prokhorenko, A. Davydov
Mapping Ethnopolitical Conflictivity: Prognostic Potential and Methodological Limitations

Number 2

G. Brodetskiy, V. Gerami, D. Gusev, A. Kolik
Supply Chain Transformation amid a Global Crisis
A. Shuranova, M. Chistikov
Climate Security in States’Strategic Planning: the Case of Russia and Norway

Number 1

A. Dynkin, V. Baranovsky, I. Kobrinskaya, G. Machavariani
Russia and the World: 2023 IMEMO Forecast

2022

Number 1

A. Dynkin, V. Baranovsky, I. Kobrinskaya, et al.
Russia and the World: 2022 IMEMO Forecast
E. Syndyashkina
Healthy Life Expectancy in the Context of the United Nations Decade of Healthy Ageing

2021

Number 1

I. Kirichenko, A. Kravtsov, Z. Mamedyarov, N. Sheliubskaya
Science and Innovation in 2019–2020: Resourcing, First Post-Crisis Assessments

2019

Number 3

I. Prokhorenko, A. Aleshin
To the Issue of Assessing States’ Foreign Policy Potential in Forecasting Studies
D. Malyshev
The Commonwealth of Independent States: Spatial and Organizational Dynamics

Number 2

E. Kharitonova
The Role of Forecasting Studies in the UN Sustainable Development Goals Agenda
S. Kislitsyn
Long-Term Forecasting in the US: Institutional Aspect

Number 1

A. Dynkin
‘Forecasting is a highly challenging scientific objective’
Jia Zhongzheng
The Economic Growth Prospects of Emerging Economies
A. Kupriyanov
“Chinese Threat” in India's Expert Discourse

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