My current research deals with the territorial integrity norm, third-party reactions to war, and the evolution of nation-states. Previously, I have worked on topics including arms control, nuclear anarchy in international relations, and indivisibility of security as a concept of European security.
Working papers:
Alignment Decisions in the Face of Interstate and Extrastate Aggression: Evidence from UN Voting
Selected peer-reviewed publications:
Uchaev, Yevgeny & Kvartalnov, Artem. ”Is Nuclear Anarchy Sustainable? A Temporal Approach.” MGIMO Review of International Relations. 2022;15(6):112-134. (In Russian) DOI: 10.24833/2071-8160-2022-olf3
Kvartalnov, Artem. “Indivisible Security and Collective Security Concepts: Implications for Russia’s Relations with the West,” Central European Journal of International and Security Studies, 2021, Vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 4-29, DOI: 10.51870/CEJISS.A150301.
Other selected publications:
Kvartalnov, Artem & Faust, Jeremy. “Correcting the Most Serious Mistake: Prospects for US Ratification of the CTBT,” James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, 2022, May 9.
Kvartalnov, Artem. ”Lack of Progress in Negotiations Will Lead to Russia’s Decisive Action,” Nezavisimaya Gazeta, 2022, January 17. (in Russian)
Kvartalnov, Artem. “Russia’s Potential Invasion of Ukraine: Bringing In Past Evidence,” Modern Diplomacy, 2022, January 14.
Kvartalnov, Artem; Mayhew, Noah; Selezneva, Daria. “Young Deep Cuts Policy Brief #1. Focusing the Message: Immediate Priorities for US-Russian Arms Control,” Deep Cuts Project, 2021, November 4.
Kvartalnov, Artem. ”Evolution and Prospects for the Development of the Concept of Prompt Global Strike,” Security Index (PIR Center), Issue 12(26), 2021. (in Russian)
Kvartalnov, Artem. “Why New START Extension Favors Russia,” Modern Diplomacy, 2021, February 3.
Kvartalnov, Artem. ”The UN and Russia: End of an Illusion?” Russian International Affairs Council, 2021, 27 January. (in Russian)