| RU-A-00: The Soviet Union in the Cold War: from Victory to Collapse (1945–1991)[12 tbv] | — | 11,462 | DRAFT |
| RU-A-01: Putin's Consolidation of Power: The Siloviki State and the Power Vertical (2000–2008)[20 tbv] | — | 7,938 | DRAFT |
| RU-A-04: Putin's 2007 Munich Security Conference Speech | — | 7,601 | DRAFT |
| RU-B-01: The Medvedev Presidency (2008–2012)[6 tbv] | — | 13,696 | DRAFT |
| RU-B-02: The 2011–2012 Bolotnaya Protest Movement (September 2011 – May 2014)[1 tbv] | — | 11,320 | DRAFT |
| RU-B-03: The Tandem Switch and the 2012 Putin Return (September 2011 – May 2012)[4 tbv] | — | 15,955 | DRAFT |
| RU-C-01: Putin's Third Presidential Term — Architecture, Crimea Inflection, Sanctions-Era Political Economy, and the 2018 Re-Election (7 May 2012 – 7 May 2018)[1 tbv] | — | 8,930 | DRAFT |
| RU-C-02: The 2014 Annexation of Crimea[1 tbv] | — | 5,431 | DRAFT |
| RU-C-03: The 2014 Crimea Annexation Decision — Russian Perspective[5 tbv] | — | 17,945 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-01: 2020 Russian Constitutional Amendments — The Reset[24 tbv] | — | 14,876 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-02: Alexei Navalny — Trajectory, Poisoning (August 2020), Imprisonment (2021–2024), and Death (16 February 2024)[20 tbv] | — | 15,452 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-03: 24 February 2022 Invasion of Ukraine — Decision and First-Year Operations[4 tbv] | — | 9,808 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-04: The 2024 Russian Presidential Election and Putin's Fifth Term[23 tbv] | — | 13,374 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-05: Post-2022 Russian Wartime Governance — Institutional Transformation under the Special Military Operation Framework[29 tbv] | — | 11,285 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-06: The 2025 Trump-2 Administration Russia-Ukraine Negotiation Track — From the 20 January 2025 Inauguration through the 18 February 2025 Riyadh Rubio-Lavrov Framework, the 28 February 2025 Trump-Zelensky Oval Office Confrontation and the Subsequent US Military-Aid Suspension, the March-April 2025 Ceasefire-Proposal Sequence, the May 2025 Putin-Trump Phone Calls, the June 2025 Istanbul Russia-Ukraine Talks, and the August 2025 Alaska Putin-Trump Summit, into the End-of-2025 Trajectory as Paradigm Case of Great-Power Negotiation Architecture under Wartime Conditions[100 tbv] | — | 17,835 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-07: Russian Domestic Politics 2024–2025: The Putin Fifth Term, Belousov at MoD, the Crocus Attack, and the Kursk Counter-Offensive[86 tbv] | — | 20,113 | DRAFT |
| RU-D-08: Russian Domestic Politics 2025–2026: Wartime Fatigue, Regional Protest, Civil-Society Compression, and the Quiet Re-Opening of the Succession Question[120 tbv] | — | 19,763 | DRAFT |
| RU-E-01: The Russian Wartime Economy: Mobilisation, Sanctions Resilience, and Fiscal Sustainability (2022–2025)[100 tbv] | — | 19,583 | DRAFT |
| RU-E-02: The Russian Defence-Industrial Complex: From Rostec to Belousov's Ministry of Defence and the Wartime Mobilisation (2007–2025)[140 tbv] | — | 18,948 | DRAFT |
| RU-E-03: Russia's 2026 Federal Budget, NWF Liquid-Asset Depletion, and Sovereign-Finance Stress (2024–2026)[98 tbv] | — | 17,429 | DRAFT |
| RU-E-04: Western Sanctions Architecture and Russian Evasion: SWIFT, Oil Price Cap, Frozen Assets, and Parallel Imports, 2022–2026[12 tbv] | — | 12,512 | DRAFT |
| RU-F-01: Russian Foreign Policy Doctrine — From the Primakov Turn (1996) to the Post-2022 Rupture[21 tbv] | — | 12,060 | DRAFT |
| RU-F-04: Russia–Iran and Russia–DPRK — The Post-2022 Deepening and the "Axis of Upheaval" (2022–2026)[25 tbv] | — | 10,391 | DRAFT |
| RU-F-05: Russia in Africa — From the Wagner Group to the Africa Corps (2017–2026)[19 tbv] | — | 9,994 | DRAFT |
| RU-G-01: Russian Macroeconomic Architecture — From the Fortress Economy to the War Economy (2008–2026)[51 tbv] | — | 11,324 | DRAFT |
| RU-G-02: Russia's Energy Political Economy — Gazprom, Rosneft, and the Petro-State (2000–2026)[27 tbv] | — | 10,558 | DRAFT |
| RU-G-03: Russia's Financial System and Sanctions-Evasion Architecture — CBR Monetary Policy, SPFS, Parallel Imports, Friendly-Jurisdiction Banking, and the Shadow Fleet (2022–2026)[29 tbv] | — | 12,889 | DRAFT |
| RU-H-PM-01: Mikhail Vladimirovich Mishustin (1966–)[26 tbv] | — | 10,673 | DRAFT |
| RU-H-PRES-01: Vladimir Putin — A Biography (1952–2026)[5 tbv] | — | 9,124 | DRAFT |
| RU-H-PRES-02: Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin (1931–2007)[17 tbv] | — | 11,128 | DRAFT |
| RU-H-PRES-03: Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev (1965–)[8 tbv] | — | 12,755 | DRAFT |
| RU-I-01: The FSB and the Silovik State — Security Services Architecture from the Chekist Restoration to the Wartime Security State (2000–2026)[32 tbv] | — | 10,826 | DRAFT |
| RU-I-02: The Media-Propaganda State — Television, Runet, and the Information Vertical (2000–2026)[32 tbv] | — | 9,766 | DRAFT |
| RU-J-01: Alexei Navalny — Poisoning, Imprisonment, Death (2020–2024): Three Accounts (Opposition/Western-Investigative, Kremlin/Official, Sceptical-Realist/Systemic)[31 tbv] | — | 10,260 | DRAFT |
| RU-J-02: Mikhail Khodorkovsky and the Yukos Affair (2003–2014): Three Accounts (Political-Destruction, Lawful-Reckoning/Oligarch-Justice, Systemic-Transition)[63 tbv] | — | 12,537 | DRAFT |
| RU-K-01: The February 2022 Full-Scale Invasion Decision (2021 – February 2022)[22 tbv] | — | 11,073 | DRAFT |
| RU-K-02: The 2008 Medvedev-Putin Tandem and the Constitutional Workaround[4 tbv] | — | 8,632 | DRAFT |
| RU-M-01: The Regime's Ideas — Sovereign Democracy, Russian World, and the Civilisational Turn (2000–2026)[31 tbv] | — | 9,776 | DRAFT |
| RU-N-01: Russia in International Perceptions — From Transition Hope to Pariah and Pole (1991–2026)[11 tbv] | — | 9,519 | DRAFT |
| RU-O-01: Russia Megatrends — The 2030s Questions[18 tbv] | — | 9,392 | DRAFT |
| RU-R-01: Russia Governance Books Canon[3 tbv] | — | 7,845 | DRAFT |