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New Policy Memo: A New Wave of Russian Nationalism? What Really Changed in Public Opinion after Crimea

(Co-authored with Mikhail Alexseev) How did the dramatic events of 2014, including the annexation of Crimea and the onset of violent armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, transform the opinion of…

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A New Wave of Russian Nationalism? What Really Changed in Public Opinion after Crimea (co-authored)

How did the dramatic events of 2014, including the annexation of Crimea and the onset of violent armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, transform the opinion of Russians regarding their ethnic…

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New Policy Memo: Russia’s Ethnic Minorities: Putin’s Loyal Neo-Imperial “Fifth Column”

From his insistence in early 2012 on the preeminence of ethnic Russian culture in Russia to his claim in March 2014 that Moscow annexed Crimea to defend the 1.5 million…

Russia’s Ethnic Minorities: Putin’s Loyal Neo-Imperial “Fifth Column”

From his insistence in early 2012 on the preeminence of ethnic Russian culture in Russia to his claim in March 2014 that Moscow annexed Crimea to defend the 1.5 million…

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Політекономія – Гарань, Алексєєв (Espreso TV / YouTube)

"Політекономія" – суспільно-політична денна програма. Ведучі – журналісти Віталій Пирович, Олексій Кафтан, а також історик-міжнародник, політолог Олексій Гарань. Разом з кращими експертами країни ведучі обговорюють головні теми дня та разом…

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Parting with Asian Balkans: Perceptions of Chinese Migration in the Russian Far East, 2000-2013

New PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo — In the 1990s and early 2000s, Russian journalists, officials, and scholars consistently warned about the threat of the Chinese “colonization” of the Russian Far…

Parting with Asian Balkans: Perceptions of Chinese Migration in the Russian Far East, 2000-2013

In the 1990s and early 2000s, Russian journalists, officials, and scholars consistently warned about the threat of the Chinese “colonization” of the Russian Far East. The consequence, they said, could…

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Strength Without Kindness: Russia’s Persistent Xenophobia and the State

When designing an opinion survey on immigration attitudes in Russia that a reputable Levada Analytical Center carried out in 2005, I included a measure of extreme xenophobia used in Eurobarometer…

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Alexseev: Tug-of-War in Ukraine

(ABC News) There's an uneasy peace in Ukraine today; whether it lasts remains to be seen. Yesterday opposition leaders negotiated with protesters for a truce after several days of violence…

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New Policy Memo: Beyond the Polls: Google Queries and Public Protest Volatility in Russia

Declining satisfaction with a country’s direction—a measure that typically tracks with declining public support for a government in power—has been shown to precede mass anti-government protest, as the Arab Spring…

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New Policy Memo: A New Wave of Russian Nationalism? What Really Changed in Public Opinion after Crimea

A New Wave of Russian Nationalism? What Really Changed in Public Opinion after Crimea (co-authored)

New Policy Memo: Russia’s Ethnic Minorities: Putin’s Loyal Neo-Imperial “Fifth Column”

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Parting with Asian Balkans: Perceptions of Chinese Migration in the Russian Far East, 2000-2013

Parting with Asian Balkans: Perceptions of Chinese Migration in the Russian Far East, 2000-2013

Strength Without Kindness: Russia’s Persistent Xenophobia and the State

Alexseev: Tug-of-War in Ukraine

New Policy Memo: Beyond the Polls: Google Queries and Public Protest Volatility in Russia