Teaching U. S. History in Russia: Issues, Challenges, and Prospects.

The article presents an examination into trends regarding the study of American history in Russia since the end of the Cold War. Discussion is offered concerning ways in which the cross-cultural academic relations between the two nations have grown significantly, citing the expansion of university programs offering American studies, the increased access of U.S. primary and secondary resources through the Internet and translation, and the use of foreign exchange programs by teachers and students alike. Comments remarking on existing tensions and difficulties between the two nations are also included.