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David Brandenberger

Professor of History and Global Studies Professor

University of Richmond

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School of Arts & Sciences

Department of History

David Brandenberger is currently serving as a History Professor of History and Global Studies Professor at University of Richmond.

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David Brandenberger

University of Richmond

Professor of History and Global Studies Professor

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history political history intellectual history international history ideology slavic languages interdisciplinary history socialism historical review political science geopolitics critical theory political studies international relations geopolitical conflict historiography humanities nationalism class conflict historical reassessment global history european society internationalism (politics) philosophy of history transnational history fascism in europe genocide leningrad affair political analysis political transformation historical sociology diplomacy west european politics political science research anti-imperialism international politics political process journalism history political culture government policy historical transition transition economies cultural heritage social semiotics international affairs comedy studies american humor narrative humor detection political agendas film theory film studies documental cinema biopolitics historical reconstruction public welfare welfare economics human welfare political systems political competition teacher leadership national bolshevism tsar ’ stalinist ideology epic revisionism russian history stalinist propaganda western visitors cultural diplomacy great experiment postwar soviet russocentrism russian national identity case study personality cult proletarian internationalism soviet patriotism

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Building Communism by Numbers: The Third Program of the Cpsu and the Economics of Soviet Welfare Targets. Russian Journal of Economics (2026)

human welfaresocial policypublic managementeconomicseconomic policypolitical sciencewelfareeconomic systemssocialismpolitical economywelfare economicssoviet welfare targetsthird programpublic welfaretransition economiespublic policy

“None of the Presented Projects... Can Be Taken as a Basis”. Verbatim Reports of Meetings of the Central Committee of the Vkp(B) Commission on the Project of the New Party Program. August 1947.. Istoričeskij arhiv (2026)

political sciencethe presented projectspublic policyaugust 1947the central committee

“Your Hands, Malenkov, Are Covered in Blood…”: Nikita Khrushchev and the Instrumentalization of the 1949–1952 Leningrad Affair. The Russian Review (2025)

leningrad affairhumanitiesinternational historysocialismpolitical historyinternational relationshistoryare coveredslavic languagescritical theoryintellectual historynikita khrushchev

“Election Integrity” in a One-Party Dictatorship: A Vote-Rigging Scandal at the Leningrad Party Organization’s December 1948 Conference. The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review (2024)

politicsvote-rigging scandalpolitical methodologypolitical behaviorpolitical processpolitical sciencepolitical science researchpolitical systemspolitical studiesdemocracypolitical competitionpolitical partiespolitical analysisdecember 1948one-party dictatorshipelections

Jade Mcglynn. Memory Makers: The Politics of the Past in Putin’s Russia. London: Bloomsbury, 2023. XII, 248 Pp. Notes. Bibliography. Index. $27.00, Hard Bound.. Slavic Review (2024)

politicsgeopoliticshistorical reviewinternational historypolitical sciencepolitical studiesgeopolitical conflictforeign policyideologyinternational relationsjade mcglynnhistorical reassessmenthistorypolitical historyintellectual history

“Basically, It’s a History of the Russian State”: Russocentrism, Etatism, and the Ukrainian Question in Stalin’s Editing of the 1937 Short History of the Ussr. Nationalities Papers (2023)

international historygeopolitical conflictpolitical geographynationalisminternational relationshistoryhistorical reviewintellectual historyinternationalism (politics)eurasian geographyrussian state ”short historypolitical historyinterdisciplinary historygeopoliticssocialisminternational politicspolitical sciencepolitical studiesukrainian questionhistorical reassessmentideology

News From Moscow: Soviet Journalism and the Limits of Postwar Reform. by Simon Huxtable. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022. XIII, 251 Pp. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Photographs. $100.00, Hard Bound.. Slavic Review (2023)

historical reviewgeopoliticsinterdisciplinary historyinternational historypostwar reformjournalism historysimon huxtablepolitical historyideologysoviet journalismhistoryslavic languagesmedia studieseditorial independencejournalism

Stalin’s Library: A Dictator and His Books by Geoffreyroberts. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2022, VIII + 259 Pp. $30.00. Isbn 978‐0‐300‐17904‐0. The Russian Review (2023)

historical reviewinterdisciplinary historyhistorical analysispolitical philosophyinternational historyintellectual historyliterary historyregime analysiscomparative literaturehistorynew havenstalin ’archival researchpolitical historyliteratureyale university presshistoriography

The Leningrad Blockade Through the Lens of Historical Sociology and Social History. Modern History of Russia (2023)

interdisciplinary historygeopoliticshistorical transitionsocial historyinternational historysocialismleningrad blockadesocial changehistoryhistorical sociologyslavic languages

What Caused the Fall of Nikolai a. Voznesenskii? the Gosplan Affair, the Leningrad Affair and Political Infighting in Stalin's Inner Circle, 1949–1950. Slavic Review (2023)

inner circleleningrad affairnikolai a. voznesenskiislavic languages

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David Brandenberger

Professor of History and Global Studies Professor

University of Richmond

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Department of History

David Brandenberger is currently serving as a History Professor of History and Global Studies Professor at University of Richmond.

Honors

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David Brandenberger

University of Richmond

Professor of History and Global Studies Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Building Communism by Numbers: The Third Program of the Cpsu and the Economics of Soviet Welfare Targets. Russian Journal of Economics (2026)

political sciencethe presented projectspublic policyaugust 1947the central committee

“Your Hands, Malenkov, Are Covered in Blood…”: Nikita Khrushchev and the Instrumentalization of the 1949–1952 Leningrad Affair. The Russian Review (2025)

leningrad affairhumanitiesinternational historysocialismpolitical historyinternational relationshistoryare coveredslavic languagescritical theoryintellectual historynikita khrushchev

“Election Integrity” in a One-Party Dictatorship: A Vote-Rigging Scandal at the Leningrad Party Organization’s December 1948 Conference. The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review (2024)

Jade Mcglynn. Memory Makers: The Politics of the Past in Putin’s Russia. London: Bloomsbury, 2023. XII, 248 Pp. Notes. Bibliography. Index. $27.00, Hard Bound.. Slavic Review (2024)

“Basically, It’s a History of the Russian State”: Russocentrism, Etatism, and the Ukrainian Question in Stalin’s Editing of the 1937 Short History of the Ussr. Nationalities Papers (2023)

Stalin’s Library: A Dictator and His Books by Geoffreyroberts. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2022, VIII + 259 Pp. $30.00. Isbn 978‐0‐300‐17904‐0. The Russian Review (2023)

The Leningrad Blockade Through the Lens of Historical Sociology and Social History. Modern History of Russia (2023)

interdisciplinary historygeopoliticshistorical transitionsocial historyinternational historysocialismleningrad blockadesocial changehistoryhistorical sociologyslavic languages

What Caused the Fall of Nikolai a. Voznesenskii? the Gosplan Affair, the Leningrad Affair and Political Infighting in Stalin's Inner Circle, 1949–1950. Slavic Review (2023)

inner circleleningrad affairnikolai a. voznesenskiislavic languages

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