Talks & Conferences

Selected conference papers and academic presentations documented in conference programmes, the doctoral author’s abstract, and related proceedings.

The restoration of the Soviet-Japanese trade and economic relations after World War II

Paper presented at the Third European Congress on World and Global History in London. The published congress programme lists Juliana Kadeshnikova (St. Petersburg) with the paper “The restoration of the Soviet-Japanese trade and economic relations after the World War II.”

14 April 2011

Soviet-Japanese Relations and the Introduction of 200-Mile Economic Zones

Paper on the deterioration of Soviet–Japanese relations following the introduction of 200-mile economic zones in the 1970s. The paper appears in the conference proceedings listed in the doctoral author’s abstract.

9 February 2010

Doctoral Research on Soviet-Japanese Economic Relations

The doctoral author’s abstract records presentation of the dissertation’s principal findings at the 15th International Interdisciplinary Conference of Young Scholars and Specialists, Man. Nature. Society: Current Problems.

1 January 2010

The Fisheries Question in Soviet-Japanese Trade and Economic Relations in the 1950s–1960s

Research presented on fisheries as a central issue in Soviet–Japanese economic relations during the 1950s and 1960s. The paper was published in the conference proceedings.

21 March 2009

Mitsui Company as an Example of the Development of Japanese Private Capital, 1880–1918

Conference paper presented while a first-year postgraduate student at the Faculty of History, Saint Petersburg State University. Original Russian title: «Компания “Мицуи” как образец развития японского частного капитала в 1880–1918 гг.»

1 February 2008

Difficult but Intense Friendship: Russia and Japan

Academic presentation delivered in London in 2006 on the complexity and intensity of modern Russian–Japanese relations. The presentation formed part of Juliana Kadeshnikova’s developing research on Russia and Japan and was associated with an academic session involving Koji Watanabe, former Japanese Ambassador to Russia (1993–1996).

1 January 2006