London | Juliana Kadeshnikova

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

Thu, 14 Apr 2011 00:00:00 +0000

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.”

The paper examines the post-war reconstruction of Soviet–Japanese trade and economic relations, a subject situated at the intersection of international history, economic history, and Soviet foreign relations.

Difficult but Intense Friendship: Russia and Japan

Sun, 01 Jan 2006 00:00:00 +0000

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).

The paper explored how political tension, diplomatic engagement, economic interests, and personal networks shaped a relationship that was simultaneously difficult and sustained by repeated efforts at cooperation.