Policy Memos | Аналитика 7

Ukraine’s EU Membership Prospects: Taking on Europe’s Budgetary and Institutional Hurdles

Image license/credit Before Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, the likelihood of Ukraine joining the European Union (EU) was a distant prospect at best. Enlargement fatigue plagued many existing member…

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The Carlson-Putin Interview, or the Limits of Dialogue between the Western Far Right and Russia

Image license/credit Former Fox anchor Tucker Carlson is a well-known figure representing the MAGA realm, embodying many of the successes of Trumpism and the provocative rhetorical style of the Western…

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Will Russian Voters Abroad Support Putin in the Upcoming Presidential Election?: Lessons from the 2018 Russian Presidential Election

Image license/credit Since the 1990s, Russian citizens living abroad have been able to vote in Russian elections for president and parliament as well as in constitutional referendums. With the large-scale…

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Grassroots Urban Activism and the Use of Digital Platforms in Russia

Image license/credit Citizens worldwide increasingly rely on information and communication technologies to organize themselves and push for social changes. Place-based collective actions are no exception: across continents and political regimes,…

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Repurposing Tradition to Justify the War in Ukraine

Image license/credit Since February 2022, the Russian authorities have used diverse strategies to justify the country’s invasion of Ukraine and foster public support. These strategies are designed to support their…

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Categorizing Russian Atrocity Crimes in Ukraine: Judicial Accountability and Implications Ahead

Image license/credit One year into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan summarized the scope and scale of the devastation by stating, “Ukraine is a crime…

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Post-Authoritarian Russia Will Need Transitional Justice: Evidence from In-Depth Interviews with Russian Wartime Migrants

Image license/credit Successful regime change demands that Russians build a clear program of transitional justice (TJ), defined as a set of policies for dealing with former authoritarian elites and their…

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Ukraine’s EU Membership Prospects: Taking on Europe’s Budgetary and Institutional Hurdles

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