Member Profile

Scott Radnitz
Скотт Радниц

General Member Information

Name
Scott Radnitz
Скотт Радниц
Title
Associate Professor, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, Director of the Ellison Center for Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies
Affiliation
University of Washington
Links
University of Washington (Bio)
Expertise
Politics, Social Mobilization, Authoritarianism, Identity, State Building, Central Asia, Caucasus.

Policy Memos

548 The Real or Imagined Infiltration of Fifth Columns in the Post-Soviet Region
499 Who Cares about Conspiracy Theories? Evidence From a New Survey in Georgia and Kazakhstan
451 Strategic Solidarity: How Central Asia Responds to the Kremlin's Exhortations
451 Стратегическая солидарность: Как Центральная Азия реагирует на уговоры Кремля
373 Post-Succession Scenarios in Central Asia
373 Сценарии развития событий после смены нынешнего поколения лидеров в Центральной Азии
343 Психологическая логика затяжного конфликта в Украине
343 The Psychological Logic of Protracted Conflict in Ukraine
308 The Lobby Hobby: How Small Countries Buy Respect Abroad
308 Увлечение лоббизмом: Как небольшие страны покупают уважение за рубежом
301 Преувеличивая угрозу «выплескивания»: Почему вывод войск НАТО из Афганистана не представляет угрозу для Центральной Азии
301 Spinning the Spillover: Why NATO Withdrawal from Afghanistan Does Not Pose a Threat to Central Asia
243 Применение теории внешних заговоров в качестве инструмента внутриполитической жизни на Кавказе
243 The Politics of Foreign Intrigue
179 Yawning through the Arab Spring: Resilient Regimes in Central Asia and the Caucasus
105 Competing Narratives and Violence in Southern Kyrgyzstan

Popular Memos / Самое читаемое

Does the March 2019 Sakha Pogrom Portend a Future of Ethnic Violence for Russia?
Richard Arnold
Expectations for Kyiv-Moscow Relations After Ukraine’s Presidential Election
Emmanuel Dreyfus
Russia’s Struggle Over the Meaning of the 1990s and the Keys to Kremlin Power
Gulnaz Sharafutdinova
Russia’s “Opposition at a Distance”: The Liberal, Anti-Putin, and Pro-Western Consortia Outside Russian Borders
Andrey Makarychev

Links / Ссылки