Abstract
The paper analyzes the management activities of professor-orientalist A.M. Pozdneev, the first director of Oriental Institute in Vladivostok, who also served as the head of the Vladivostok Men’s Gymnasium. The study was conducted in the context of the problem of the formation and development of oriental studies in the Russian Far East. It highlights the role of the directorial body in the management of two different educational institutions is particularly important The paper also shows the difficulties of the director’s working conditions related to the specifics of the educational process at the university and the gymnasium, the difference in the contingent of students, which required the head to search for various scientific and pedagogical approaches, the ability to work with both the faculty of Oriental Institute and the pedagogical staff of the gymnasium, as well as the territorial remoteness of the Far Eastern outskirts from the center, which significantly complicated the organization and management and administrative activities of the director A.M. Pozdneev. It demonstrates the results of a hard work of Professor A.M. Pozdneev on the implementation of the state policy tasks in the field of development of higher oriental education in the Far East in the conditions of complex international relations with neighboring Asian states.
Highlights
In the context of foreign policy, Russia acts as a Euro-Asian power with its interests in the Asia-Pacific Region (APR), where today the center of world politics is shifted and where multilateral integration processes in the field of economy and trade are actively formed.In many ways, the position of the Russian Federation depends on the level of development of its Far Eastern region
At the turn of the XIX-XX centuris the political activity of Russia was focused on the Far East
Given the international situation in the Asia-Pacific Region, the authorities of the Russian Empire clearly understood that to a certain extent the successes of military and trade-economic development, as well as the foreign policy are directly dependent on the state and level of development of oriental studies, and the availability of specialists in this area
Summary
In the context of foreign policy, Russia acts as a Euro-Asian power with its interests in the Asia-Pacific Region (APR), where today the center of world politics is shifted and where multilateral integration processes in the field of economy and trade are actively formed. The position of the Russian Federation depends on the level of development of its Far Eastern region. This special territory with huge natural wealth occupies a strategically important geopolitical position. The Far East of the Russian Federation is the object of close attention of the leading Asia-Pacific countries and is regarded by many of them as the center of economically profitable investment and implementation of various projects. For the Russian leadership the issues of development of economic cooperation, strategic partnership with neighboring Asia-Pacific countries remain relevant. A modern orientalist is a specialist who knows a foreign language, and an expert in the field of diplomacy, history, culture, economics
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