Publications

This bibliography brings together Juliana Kadeshnikova’s doctoral dissertation and verified publications in Russian and international academic contexts.

The core doctoral bibliography includes one peer-reviewed journal article and three contributions to academic collections and conference proceedings published in 2008–2009. English titles on this site are translations; original Russian titles are preserved in each record.

Juliana Kadeshnikova (2010). Trade and Economic Relations between the USSR and Japan from the Mid-1950s to the Early 1980s. PhD-equivalent dissertation, SPbU.
Dissertation record
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2010). Problems and Prospects of Trade and Economic Relations between Russia and Japan in the 1990s. The University Historian, vol. 6 (2010).
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2009). The Fisheries Question in Trade and Economic Relations between the USSR and Japan in the 1950s–1960s. In World in the Modern Era, proceedings of the Eleventh All-Russian Conference of Students, Postgraduates and Young Scholars, pp. 252–255.
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2009). The Deterioration of Relations between the USSR and Japan following the Introduction of 200-Mile Economic Zones in the 1970s. In World in the Modern Era, proceedings of the Twelfth All-Russian Conference of Students, Postgraduates and Young Scholars, pp. 272–275.
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2009). Restoration of Trade and Economic Relations between the USSR and Japan after the Second World War. Vestnik SPbU, Ser. 2, no. 4 (2009).
Bibliographic record
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2009). Problems and Prospects of Trade and Economic Relations between Russia and Japan in the 1990s. Mavrodin Readings 2008, pp. 283–286.
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2008). Trade and Economic Relations of the USSR (Russia) and Japan in the Post-War Period. In Russia in the Twentieth Century: Problems of Political, Economic and Social History, Saint Petersburg University Press, pp. 489–493.
Juliana Kadeshnikova (2008). The Mitsui Company as a Model for the Development of Japanese Private Capital, 1880–1918. Russia and the World, 19th–20th c., Perm (2008), pp. 19–22.