Lyudmila Igumnova

Position: Associate professor, Department of Political Science, History and Regional Studies, Irkutsk State University

Contact information

Address: Chkalov st., 2, Irkutsk, 664003

Education

1997-2002: PhD student, Department of World History and International Relations, Irkutsk State University

Thesis title: New Zealand and ANZUS: on the way to independent foreign policy

Qualification awarded: PhD (historical sciences candidate)

1992-1997: Student, History faculty, Irkutsk State University

Area of specialization: World history and international relations

Qualification awarded: Higher Education Diploma with honors

Work experience

2016 – 2017: Associate professor, Department of Political Science, History and Regional Studies, Irkutsk State University

2005 – 2016: Associate professor, Department of World History and International Relations, Irkutsk State University

2003 – 2005: Vice-dean, History Faculty, Department of International Relations, Irkutsk State University

2002 – 2005: Senior Lecturer, Department of World History and International Relations, Irkutsk State University

Courses

• Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union

• Regional Aspects of Contemporary International Relations: EU Case

• Russia and Europe: Mutual Perceptions

• European Identity: Theory and Practice

• International Law

• International Law Workshop

• International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights

• Contemporary History of Europe and America (Part 1): 1918-1945

• Political Systems in Asia-Pacific Countries

• Contemporary Foreign Policy Strategy of Russia and International Conflicts

Research interests

Foreign policy of the European Union

Languages: Russian – native, English – fluent

Some Publications

Foreign Policy and International Affairs of the European Union: Comprehending the Role of the EU in the World / L.O. Igumnova, O.G. Lekarenko, Iu.G. Agafonov and others; ed. by L.O. Igumnova. Collective monograph. Irkutsk: Publishing House "Ottisk", 2018. 340 p.

Normative Power of the EU in Communications of the European External Action Service with Russia // Contemporary Europe. 2017. № 6. P. 81-93.