The leading research institution within the Russian Academy of Sciences, engaged in the study world history.

The Institute was established in October 1968. Prior to this, work on All common history were conducted as part of a single, created in 1934.

The priority areas of research at the Institute of World History of the Russian Academy of Sciences are: theoretical and methodological problems of studying world history; global studies; comparative study of ancient and medieval civilizations; history of the 20th century; history of European countries, USA, African countries and Latin America; Russia in world history; history of the post-Soviet space; history of religion and church; special historical disciplines.

Currently, IVI RAS has 60 doctors and 87 candidates of historical sciences. Academicians of the Russian Academy of Sciences A.O. Chubaryan, A.B. Davidson, I.Kh. Urilov, Corresponding Members of the RAS A.I. Ivanchik, S.M. Kashtanov, P.Yu. Uvarov.

At different times, world-famous scientists worked at the Institute: Academicians S.D. Skazkin, E.V. Tarle, E.M. Zhukov, E.A. Kosminsky, G.M. Bongard-Levin, N.N. Bolkhovitinov, G.G. Litavrin, G.N. Sevostyanov, as well as A.Z. Manfred, B.F. Porshnev, S.L. Utchenko, A.P. Kazhdan, A.Ya. Gurevich, Yu.L. Immortal, etc.

Many leading researchers of the Institute have been elected professors of the largest universities in Europe and the USA, members of international learned societies, honorary members of foreign academies.

Periodicals of the Institute:

"Messenger ancient history"(published since 1937);

"Middle Ages" (since 1942);

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The Institute of World History of the Russian Academy of Sciences is the leading research institution within the Russian Academy of Sciences, engaged in the study of world history. The Institute was established in October 1968. Prior to that, in 1934-1968, work on world history was carried out as part of the unified Institute of History of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

More than 200 people work at IVI RAS, including 6 academicians of the RAS, 4 corresponding members of the RAS, more than 180 doctors and candidates of sciences.

Main areas of research:

• modern models of the historical process;
• problems of interdisciplinary dialogue;
• historical and cultural anthropology;
• collective memory and historical consciousness;
• history of religion and church;
• formation and development of civil society.

Traditionally, the focus is on the history of the countries of Western and Eastern Europe and individual European regions, North and Latin America, African countries. Separate areas of research formed at the Institute in the early 2000s are Russia in world history, the history of the CIS countries. Special attention The Institute focuses on the problems of interaction and mutual perception of cultures and societies in the world historical process.

One of the key areas of the Institute's work is the integration of science and education. In 2003 on the basis of IVI RAS and the Faculty of History State University humanities The Scientific and Educational Center for History was established. The Institute actively cooperates with leading research and educational centers Russia and abroad.

• World history in 6 volumes. Volume 5. The World in the 19th Century: Towards an Industrial Civilization.[Djv-42.4M] Managing editor of the volume V.S. Mirzekhanov. Scientific publication. Artist V.Yu. Yakovlev.
  (Moscow: Nauka Publishing House, 2014. - Russian Academy of Sciences. Institute of World History)
  Scan, OCR, processing, Djv format: mor, 2015
• CONTENT:
  INTRODUCTION XIX century in world history: problems, approaches, models of time. V.S. Mirzekhanov (5).
  FORMATION OF INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY: GLOBALIZATION TRENDS
  Industrial Revolution in the 19th century. A.V. Revyakin, V.S. Mirzekhanov (21).
  Economic growth, demographic shifts and mass migrations. V.A. Melyantsev, V.S. Mirzekhanov, S.B. Wolfson (42).
  social processes. A.A. Iserov (72).
  Languages culture XIX century. K.V. Kondakov (Languages ​​of Russian culture - V.S. Parsamov) (92).
  Education and science. A.N. Dmitriev, N.V. Rostislavleva, M.V. Loskutov (137).
  Medicine in the 19th century. A.M. Stochik, S.N. Zatravkin (173).
  Religion and the Church. S.G. Antonenko (192).
  Politics and society. N.P. Tanshina, M.P. Aizenshtat (210).
  THE WORLD-SYSTEM OF THE 19TH CENTURY: EMPIRES AND NATIONS
  Empire and nation in the "long 19th century". A.I. Miller (246).
  EUROPE AND THE WORLD: A THORNY PATH TO A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF STATES
  Pax Britannica: UK. M.P. Aizenshtat (264).
  Pax Britannica: Dominions. A.A. Iserov, A.N. Uchaev (296).
  Pax Britannica: India. L.B. Alaev (309).
  France: from Napoleonic despotism to parliamentary democracy. A.V. Revyakin (322).
  Decline of the Spanish Empire. I.Yu. Mednikov (362).
  Portugal: Fading great empire. A.P. Chernykh (376).
  The Netherlands: a small European country - a great colonial power. G.A. Shatokhin-Mordvintsev (390).
  Belgium: kingdom and empire. A.S. Namazov (403).
  Southeast Asia: from traditional to colonial society. V.L. Tyurin (416).
  Sub-Saharan Africa: Local Civilizations and the Colonial Division. A.S. Balezin (431).
  TRANSITIONAL AGE MONARCHIES OF THE WEST AND EAST: FROM THE OLD ORDER TO MODERN
  Russian 19th century. V.S. Parsamov (450).
  The Habsburg Monarchy in the 19th century: from an absolutist empire to a constitutional state. E.V. Kotova (504).
  The Ottoman Empire in the 19th century: the long search for renewal. S.F. Oreshkova, M.S. Meyer (527).
  Arab world. B.V. Dolgov, E.A. Prussian (545).
  Iran under the rule of the Qajar dynasty. A.I. Polishchuk (559).
  China and the World: Contradictory Processes of Modernization. O.E. Nepominin (574).
  NATIONAL IDEA, FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL STATES
  Japan on the way to the "club of great powers". S.B. Markaryants, E.V. Molodyakova (596).
  Germany: the embodiment of the national dream. A.G. Matveeva (617).
  Italy in the 19th century: The Risorgimento. Z.P. Yakhimovich, A.A. Mitrofanov (642).
  Northern Europe on the way to prosperity. V.V. Roginsky (664).
  The Rise of Nation States in Southeast Europe. O.E. Petrunina (675).
  NEW FATES OF THE NEW WORLD
  Western Hemisphere: Continuity and Change. A.A. Iserov (686).
  USA: on the way to power. B.M. Shpotov (694).
  Latin America: a century of independence. M.S. Alperovich (722).
  INTERSTATE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN THE XIX - EARLY XX CENTURIES
  Napoleonic Wars and the Vienna System international relations. V.V. Roginsky (752).
  International order, wars and diplomatic relations in the middle of the 19th century. V.V. Roginsky, V.N. Vinogradov (789).
  Global politics last third XIX - early XX century. A.V. Revyakin (811).
  CONCLUSION
  The World in the 19th Century: Historical Results and Looking to the Future. V.S. Mirzekhanov (845).
  APPS
  Chronological table (compiled by G.A. Shatokhina-Mordvintseva) (861).
  Selected Literature (877).
  Index of names (compiled by A.A. Kritsky, E.A. Prusskaya) (895).
  Index of geographical names (compiled by S.A. Eliseev, B.S. Kotov) (915).

Publisher's note: The volume is devoted to the key problems of the “long 19th century” (from the Great french revolution before the First World War), meaningful from the standpoint of the latest achievements historical science, - industrial revolution, urbanization, as well as scientific and technological progress and economic growth, the formation of modern political institutions of citizenship, constitutionalism and parliamentarism, the ideologies of liberalism, conservatism, socialism, nationalism, colonial redistribution peace and European dominance unprecedented in history. The publication includes an introductory theoretical section that summarizes the history of the century around the world and focuses on the increased intensity of macro-processes in the period under review, as well as chapters that describe the history of individual countries - empires and nation-states.
For historians and a wide range of readers.