Course resume and feedback

• describe and compare the changing dynamics of EU-Russia relations from political science, international relations, economics, and media studies perspectives;
• name and list the main institutional actors of the EU as well as their role in forming relations with Russia;
• describe how Russian domestic politics impacts its bilateral relations with the EU;
• be able to explain theoretical concepts such as ‘state identity’ and the principles of economic sanctions in EU-Russia relations.

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• Anna Beitane, anna.beitane@ut.ee (Manager of Online Learning Projects. J. Skytte Institute)
• J. Skytte Institute’s webpage about latest online learning initiatives
• Master’s programme in “European Union – Russia Studies”
• European Union – Russia Studies, University of Tartu – Facebook page
• Center for EU-Russia Studies