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Samuel Greene

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Director of King's Russia Institute and Professor of Russian Politics
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King's College London
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Relationships of Power in Russia, Authoritarianism, Protest, Mobilization, Social-Economic-Political Transformation
Moscow-on-Thames
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Back to Square One

  • January 24, 2021
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) The dust hasn’t yet settled, but we can draw some early conclusions from today’s protests in Russia. In a nutshell, the Kremlin and the opposition are at a stalemate. I don’t…
Moscow-on-Thames
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On Opposition

  • January 4, 2021
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) I spend most of my time studying how people fight back against autocratic regimes in places like Russia (and, increasingly, Belarus). But as my fellow Americans worry about the potential…
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Why Navalny had to leave

  • August 24, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) I’m struggling to decide whether the recent events surrounding Aleksei Navalny are more macabre, or more absurd. For the moment, at least, I’m going with macabre. That seems the only reasonable…
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Perspectives on the Structures and Limitations of Power in Russia

  • August 21, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) In a recent interview, timed to help drum up support for a constitutional reform that would strengthen the power of the presidency and potentially extend his rule until 2036, Vladimir…
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Protest, Revolution, Belarus

  • August 13, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames blog) We should always retain the capacity to be surprised. I am not an expert on Belarus. I have done precious little research there, have few contacts and no…
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(De-)Mobilizing America

  • June 15, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) As Vladimir Putin launched the public campaign for his constitutional reform, he took the opportunity to tell Russia a bit about the United States, and about democracy in general. “What is democracy?” Putin asked (rhetorically, in…
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Covid-19 in Russia (and not only)

  • May 14, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Wilson Center) “In a conversation with Samuel Greene, director of King’s Russia Institute, the Russia File discusses the Kremlin’s COVID-19 politics and Russian society’s newfound empowerment.” The Wilson Center (Soundcloud)…
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I might have been wrong about Putin

  • March 10, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-on-Thames) I’ll say it: Sometimes I get it wrong. Or not quite right. Which is almost the same thing. In case you’ve missed it, today’s news is that Valentina Terehskova, a…
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BookAuthority’s 25 “Best New International Relations Books to Read” includes Greene and Robertson’s: Putin v. the People

  • February 5, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
BookAuthority’s “25 Best New International Relations Books to Read” includes Samuel A. Greene and Graeme B. Robertson’s book, Putin v. the People: The Perilous Politics of a Divided Russia. “A fascinating, bottom-up exploration of contemporary…
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Imagined Futures

  • January 29, 2020
  • Samuel Greene
(Moscow-On-Thames) It’s been a while since a major Putin policy address has been anything other than boring. Not today. Today, Putin proposed a radical reshaping of Russia’s political system. Kind…
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