Russian Review is a long-standing academic journal that focuses on various aspects of Russian studies, including history, culture, politics, economy, and social issues. This journal provides a platform for scholars to showcase their groundbreaking research achievements, while also serving as an active academic debate venue, encouraging in-depth exploration and critical analysis of Russia's past and present.

The mission of this journal is to promote a comprehensive understanding of Russia and its role in the global context. It covers a wide range of topics from the period of the Russian Empire to modern Russia, including but not limited to Russian literature, art, philosophy, ethnic relations, international relations, economic development, social change, and the evolution of political systems. Special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary research methods, encouraging historians, political scientists, economists, sociologists, cultural researchers, and experts from other fields to collaborate and provide multiple perspectives on complex phenomena in Russia.