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Bolor Lkhaajav is an international relations scholar, researcher, and writer. She published over 200 articles and commentaries, and regularly writes on diplomatic history, foreign and security policy,  geopolitics, economy, politics, and society. Her research and teaching interests include history, foreign policy grand strategy, small state studies, collective action, international security and regional cooperation, and emerging markets. Bolor also regularly writes on climate change financing, elections, bilateral and multilateral engagements, and regional security. Her research works have appeared in a range of international publications in multiple languages. 

Bolor Lkhaajav is a a higher education advocate and the Founder of Monus.Ed Mentorship Program, where she mentors students find their academic footing, career planning, and graduate school preparation. Bolor's mentees have been accepted to graduate programs in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Hungary, South Korea, and Hong Kong. ​

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Book project: No Use of Force- The End of the Marxist Era in Mongolia: The Memoirs of Jambyn Batmonkh.

Current: She is currently writing on two book projects and will be starting a Ph.D. program in autumn 2027. 

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