Hale 6 - PONARS Eurasia

Alexseev/Hale survey shows Russians are not interested in further territorial expansion

(Washington Post) Is nationalism what really drives Russian politics? Many politicians and political scientists (including, for example, Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Zbigniew Brzezinski) argue that the 2014 annexation of Crimea showed President Vladimir Putin’s desire…

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The Life and Legacy of Boris Nemtsov

(Demokratizatsiya/Event Video) During his life, Boris Nemtsov played a vital role leading reform efforts in Nizhny Novgorod. He rose to a prominent position in Yeltsin's government and was the favorite to replace the…

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Understanding Putin’s rising popularity in Russia

(UNC) The controversial public image of Vladimir Putin was the subject of Henry Hale’s Feb. 26 lecture “Why Do Russians Love Putin, Or Do They Really?” at the University of…

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Can Federalism Unite Ukraine in a Peace Deal?

As war continues to victimize Ukraine, various observers and participants have proposed a number of potential solutions to the conflict, ranging from greater regional autonomy to federalism to partial territorial…

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New Policy Memo: Can Federalism Unite Ukraine in a Peace Deal?

(Co-authored with Nadiya Kravets and Olga Onuch) As war continues to victimize Ukraine, various observers and participants have proposed a number of potential solutions to the conflict, ranging from greater regional autonomy…

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Russians see Ukraine as an illegitimate state

(Monkey Cage/WP) (Co-authored with Mikhail Alexseev) Why have so many Russian citizens seemingly been so cavalier about the dismemberment of Ukraine, a sovereign state that majorities of Russia’s population had long viewed…

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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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Hale: Media propaganda plays a key role in bolstering Putin’s popularity

(CNN) The economy's in the tank, the currency's crumbling, and he's risking diplomatic isolation for doubling down on Ukraine. So how is it that Russian President Vladimir Putin's popularity is…

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Henry Hale explains the processes and politics of patronal systems

(Scholars' Circle radio) While many in the West decry the politics of the former Soviet Union countries as corrupt and anti-democratic, our guest Professor Henry Hale argues, that there are…

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Alexseev/Hale survey shows Russians are not interested in further territorial expansion

The Life and Legacy of Boris Nemtsov

Understanding Putin’s rising popularity in Russia

Can Federalism Unite Ukraine in a Peace Deal?

New Policy Memo: Can Federalism Unite Ukraine in a Peace Deal?

Russians see Ukraine as an illegitimate state

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)

Hale: Media propaganda plays a key role in bolstering Putin’s popularity

Henry Hale explains the processes and politics of patronal systems