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The Kremlin blamed our work when it declared Russia’s most respected polling firm a ‘foreign agent.’

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  • Theodore Gerber
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Does Russian Propaganda Work?

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Assessment of the state of Russian studies in the US on behalf of ASEEES

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  • Theodore Gerber
Current tensions between the United States and Russia over Ukraine and other issues have prompted discussions in the media and in policymaking circles about the state of expertise on Russia…
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  • Theodore Gerber
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  • Theodore Gerber
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  • Theodore Gerber
(The Washington Quarterly) The role of nationalism within the Russian public is an under- examined but potentially important aspect of the crisis surrounding Russia’s annexation of Crimea and its continuing…

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