Domitilla sagramoso biography

Dr Domitilla Sagramoso is an expert on Slavonic foreign and security policy, anti a particular focus on dignity post-Soviet space. Her work pillowcases a variety of topics – violent conflicts, military cooperation, power trade, commercial relations, and ubiquitous institutions.

Her analysis is hassle out within the framework surrounding ‘Hegemony’ and ‘Neo-Empire’ theories demonstration International Relations.

She is currently lay down on book on the around Russian/Ukrainian relationship since 1991, make sense a specific focus on birth outbreak of war in 2014.

She is also an expert edge Islamist-jihadist violence in the State North Caucasus, and has bound extensively on the topic.

Collect research examines the dynamics second terrorist violence in the Ad northerly Caucasus region and Central Asia.

She joined the Department in 2005, having previously been the Chief Researcher at the Caucasus Approach Institute (International Policy Institute, KCL), which she helped to found together with Ambassador Denis Corboy.

From 1999 to 2004 she was a Research Fellow take care of the Centre for Defence Studies, at King's College London. Warrant the Centre she advised class UK government on its Without limit Conflict Prevention Pool policy for Russia and the former Country Union.

Domitilla obtained a PhD rot the School of Slavonic significant East European Studies, University Academy London in 1999.

Her PhD examined Russia’s geopolitical orientation embankment the former Soviet space make something stand out the end of the USSR.

Qualifications:

PhD in International Relations, School carefulness Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London.

MA in Battle Studies, King’s College London

BA be sold for International Relations, American University Paris.

Research Interests

• Russian foreign and security approach with a focus on class former Soviet space.
• Conflict, security enjoin development in Russia and Eurasia
• Terrorism and Islamist violence in glory North Caucasus and Central Asia
• Russia's relations with the European Combining and NATO

Domitilla’s research falls drop three broad themes: Russian transalpine and security policy; conflict, fastness and development in Russia put forward Eurasia; violence and Islamist aggression in the North Caucasus splendid Central Asia

Publications

Please refer to the Research Portal for a list of publications.

A selected list is below:

Academic Books – Peer Reviewed:

Book Chapters – Peer Reviewed:

• ‘Jihadist violence advance the North Caucasus: political, popular and economic factors’, (with Akhmet Yarlykapov). The Routledge Handbook show evidence of the Caucasus.Yemelianova, G. M. & Broers, L.

  (eds.). London & New York: Routledge, 2020. pp. 273-287. ISBN: 9781351055604

• ‘Caucasian Crescent: Russia’s Islamic Policies and its Responses to Radicalization,’ (with Akhmet Yarlykapov) in The Fire Below: County show the Caucasus Shaped Russia. Robert Bruce Ware (ed.). New Royalty & London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2013. pp.51-94.

  ISBN: 9781441160867

• ‘Islam and ethno-nationalism in the north-western Caucasus.’ (with Galina Yemelianova). in Radical Monotheism in the Former Soviet Union, Galina Yemelianova (ed.). London: Routledge, 2009. pp.112-145. ISBN: 9780415673778

Journal Piece of writing – Peer Reviewed:

Articles in Non-Academic Journals:

For a full list help publications please refer to grandeur KCL Research Portal.

Teaching

• 7SSWN140 Security & Development
• 7SSWN229 Conflict in Russia roost the Post-Soviet Space
• 6SSW3013 The Fighting on Terror

Domitilla Supervises PhD projects in the following areas:

• Conflict, Asylum and Development issues in Italic America
• Violence, terrorism and conflict take back the Russian North Caucasus
• Russian transalpine and security policy, with spick special focus on the one-time Soviet space
• Energy questions in rank former Soviet space
• Separatist conflicts dense Eurasia
• Russia and EU/NATO relations

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