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The Curious Case of State-Driven Regionalism in the Russian Far East

Policy Memo: 682Publication Date: 12-2020Author(s): Ekaterina Koldunova (PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Since the turn of the century, the idea of the Russian Far Eastern regions’ economic rise through cooperation with…

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Russians in the Far East have been protesting for weeks. What does that say about democracy in Russia?

August 7, 2020
Elise Giuliano

(Monkey Cage) In Khabarovsk, a Russian city nearly 4,000 miles east of Moscow, thousands of people have been protesting President Vladimir Putin for more than three weeks. The protesters want the Kremlin to…

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

April 24, 2014
Mikhail Alexseev

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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The Curious Case of State-Driven Regionalism in the Russian Far East

Russians in the Far East have been protesting for weeks. What does that say about democracy in Russia?

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