Policy Memos | Аналитика 104

Russia’s Counterrevolutionary Offensive in Central Asia

Counterterrorism has never been a convincing Russian strategy for Central Asia. At the start of Vladimir Putin’s presidency, attempts to impress upon the leaders of the five Central Asian states that only…

Russia and the Prompt Global Strike Plan

Prompt Global Strike is a concept the U.S. military has been developing since the start of the decade. Its goal is to give the U.S. military the capability to attack…

Interacting through Migration: How Can Russia Benefit and Learn From Its Asian Neighbors?

Has Russia been missing out on the economic benefits of labor migration—particularly to and from Asia—and if so, in what manner and to what extent? What lessons or best practices…

Ideological Aspects of Georgian-U.S.-Russian Relations

This memo deals with the place of ideology in post-Soviet affairs with regard to U.S.-Russian relations. More specifically, it explores possible reasons behind the particularly fierce rivalry between the United…

Helping Russia Cope with AIDS

Earlier in 2004, I sat with Seryozha, Ivan, Sveta, and Misha* drinking tea. We were in the social room of one of St. Petersburg’s most important unknown achievements: an AIDS…

On Double Standards: Toward Strategic Liberalism in U.S. Russia Policy

Over the past year, perhaps no single theme has become more prominent among Russian diplomats, officials, and journalists commenting on relations with the United States than the refrain that the…

Current Trends in Russian Youth Policy

July 23, 2012

Since the collapse of the USSR, the post-Soviet states have attempted to establish their legitimacy through a process of nation-building, involving the creation of new systems of social meaning and…

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Russia’s Counterrevolutionary Offensive in Central Asia

Russia and the Prompt Global Strike Plan

Interacting through Migration: How Can Russia Benefit and Learn From Its Asian Neighbors?

Ideological Aspects of Georgian-U.S.-Russian Relations

Helping Russia Cope with AIDS

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Current Trends in Russian Youth Policy

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